Tāzīyānah-yi Sulūk: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

There are several letters from Ghazali addressed to his disciples, and the main purpose of Ghazali was to guide them. Ohmgi's letters are in Farsi and some of them were addressed to the judges and in response to his questions. Because in Ahmad Ghazali's letters, except for one of them, there are answers whose questions are not explicitly stated in the text of the letter, and Ghazali speaks mostly with allusions and ironies, the content of the letters is not always clear. Among Ghazali's letters to Ain al-Qadat, there is a rather long treatise known as Ainiyeh, because in this treatise Ahmad al-Ghazali addressed Ain al-Qadat. This treatise has also been called by other names, such as Tadzkirah, Mu'ozeh, Raznameh, Maimuna and Salamiyyah. The objective has been corrected and printed several times. It was published for the first time by Nasrullah Taqvi under the name Taziane Seluk in 1319. And then Javad Noorbakhsh published it along with the stories and finally it was also published in the collection of Ahmad Ghazali's works.