نهج البلاغة الشامل for PC

Nahj al-Balaghah; It is a selected collection of the words of the Commander of the Faithful Ali bin Abi Talib (pbuh), his letters, and his short wisdoms, which were collected by Al-Sayyid Al-Radi at the end of the fourth century AH (he finished writing them down in the year 400 AH).
Al-Radi's goal in writing the book was to select a group of sermons in which eloquent literary speech is embodied and to note the element of eloquence and rhetoric. Rhetoric was embodied in this book to the extent that made Sayyid al-Radi boasted and was proud of his achievement, despite being a capable writer and poet who presented a great legacy that suffices him for pride and elevation.

The eloquence of Imam Ali (PBUH) influenced many of the greatest Arab writers, such as Al-Jahiz, Abdul-Hamid, and Ibn Nabata. Al-Jahiz had collected 100 short words from the words of the Commander of the Faithful (PBUH) before Sayyid Al-Radi compiled Nahj Al-Balaghah, and great researchers such as Rashid Al-Watwat and Ibn Maitham Al-Bahrani elaborated on this bundle of words.
Al-Jahiz also mentioned several speeches from the Commander of the Faithful (PBUH) in his book “The Statement and the Explanation.” The works of the greatest Persian literature were not without influence from the words of the Commander of the Faithful (PBUH).

The book Nahj al-Balaghah represents a circle of knowledge from Islamic culture that includes various knowledge such as:
Knowledge of God Almighty and the world of angels, the nature of the creation of the world, the nature of man, and good or corrupt nations and governments. But the important observation that can be said about these sermons is that the imam was not in the process of teaching the natural sciences, getting acquainted with the animal world, or understanding philosophical or historical observations.
Rather, he, peace be upon him, proceeded in his presentation of these topics on the method used by the Holy Qur’an in explaining such matters, in the language of exhortation, as he made before the listener a clear model that can be comprehended for every tangible or reasonable phenomenon, then he took the person step by step to what they aspire to and what they should reach, which is The threshold of God Almighty and his gate, may His name be glorified.

Through these sermons, the imam calls people to submit to God's command and to avoid what is forbidden. He (pbuh) wrote to his workers about the need to take care of people's rights. While the short rulings in Nahj al-Balaghah were a collection of wise words full of sermons, and an article that was explained in a literary language that represented the pinnacle in the literary field.