Sayyed Hussein Nasr, born in Tehran in 1933, is the most important contemporary Islamic philosopher, and he is the only Muslim so far to have a huge volume published by the International Library of Living Philosophers, along with volumes on major philosophers such as the German Habermas. Sayed Hussein Nasr taught as a professor at George Washington University in the United States, and was unable to return to his home country, Iran. Because of the dissatisfaction of the ruling mullahs' regime with him. The philosopher Sayyed Hussein Nasr specialized in Islamic philosophy, including paving a new path in comparative religions, Sufism, philosophy of science, metaphysics, and others. He became world-famous for his abundant books and articles that present new theses in Islamic philosophy. The philosophy of Sayyed Hussein Nasr includes a brilliant criticism of modernity and post-modernism and their impact on the spirit of contemporary man in his relationship with consciousness, nature, the sacred, and happiness. He is the philosopher who provided different answers to fundamental questions in the history of Islamic philosophy, such as: What is the reason for the existence of evil? What is the best way to prove the existence of God? What is existence? Afaq Publishing and Distribution presents to the Arab reader the most important books of the philosopher Sayyed Hussein Nasr, translated into Arabic, in the first Arabic translation personally approved by him.