Hayy Ibn Yaqzan was an infant boy stranded on an uninhabited desert island. He was nursed and fed by a gazelle and grew to speak the language of the birds and animals. His solitary life on the island caused him to think and meditate and thus realize the concept of an Almighty creator of all creatures and things. This story has been translated from Arabic into many languages, and is thought to be the inspiration for Daniel Dafoe’s famous Robinson Crusoe.
Take a moment to review this product! Let us know the pros and the cons, and share your thoughts about it. Your input will help other customers make better purchases and product choices from Noorart.com. We appreciate your feedback!
Click here to write a review
All transactions are processed through a secure server
