A monologue about beauty and the meanings of love

In this book, the author wanted the reader to understand the way to understand the spiritual connection to beauty. He sought to analyze the aesthetic images in a sublime moral analysis, beyond the limits of the material, to the joy of insight perceiving the meanings. He was guided by Al-Ghazali's saying: Inner insight is stronger than outward sight, and the heart is more perceptive than the eye. He took it from images and the joy they contain in the apparent senses, to the beauty of meanings perceived by the mind.
And in this access to spiritual pleasure for the reader, Professor Abdel Wahab Azzam refers to it in his introduction, the topic "Indulging in spirituality weakens materialism, and indulging in materialism weakens spirituality." The reader is satisfied and delighted with Azzam's writing, which is presented with his contented and satisfactory spirit, with his reassured soul, with his strong, calm drive, and with his thought, The reassuring thought of the philosopher who described it
He dealt with several aspects of the deep spiritual aspects that not all souls are prepared to understand. Rather, understanding them was limited to those who understand beauty. However, he wanted all readers to understand these aspects, so he reached this understanding by taking them from understanding the apparent to understanding the inner.