The current celebrations of the centenary of the arrival of Pir-o-Murshid Hazrat Inayat Khan in the West provide a splendid occasion for introducing English-speaking readers to Theo van Hoorn’s Recollections of Inayat Khan, an indispensable source in the history of Western Sufism that was hitherto accessible only in Dutch. Translated and edited by H.J. Horn, a searching introductory study examines Theo’s engaging essays on a thematic basis so as better to understand the man and his Sufism. The book also offers hundreds of notes intended to identify all of the places, people, and events mentioned by Theo. A lavish selection of photographs completes an unprecedented evocation of the celebrated Summer Schools of Suresnes under the leadership of Inayat Khan and his brother Maheboob. The pictures alone fully justify the modest cost of this book, which was made possibly by generous financing from the Nekbakht Foundation.

Price:
US$ 30,00
€ 25,00
No charges for postage and handling

© The Nekbakht Foundation
ISBN 97890 75035 32 2

The current celebrations of the centenary of the arrival of Pir-o-Murshid Hazrat Inayat Khan in the West provide a splendid occasion for introducing English-speaking readers to Theo van Hoorn’s Recollections of Inayat Khan, an indispensable source in the history of Western Sufism that was hitherto accessible only in Dutch. Translated and edited by H.J. Horn, a searching introductory study examines Theo’s engaging essays on a thematic basis so as better to understand the man and his Sufism. The book also offers hundreds of notes intended to identify all of the places, people, and events mentioned by Theo. A lavish selection of photographs completes an unprecedented evocation of the celebrated Summer Schools of Suresnes under the leadership of Inayat Khan and his brother Maheboob. The pictures alone fully justify the modest cost of this book, which was made possibly by generous financing from the Nekbakht Foundation.

Price:
US$ 30,00
€ 25,00
No charges for postage and handling

© The Nekbakht Foundation
ISBN 97890 75035 32 2