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'Ali Shari'ati translated a number of books between 1956 – 1969: | 'Ali Shari'ati translated a number of books between 1956 – 1969: | ||
* Abu Dhar al-Ghifari, written by Juda al-Sihar in 1955 which was translated and published as "Abu Dhar-i Ghifari avvalin khuda parast-i susialist" (Abu Dhar al-Ghifari, the first Socialist God-Worshipper" in Mashhad. | * ''Abu Dhar al-Ghifari'', written by Juda al-Sihar in 1955 which was translated and published as "''Abu Dhar-i Ghifari avvalin khuda parast-i susialist''" (Abu Dhar al-Ghifari, the first Socialist God-Worshipper" in Mashhad. | ||
* "''Fi al-Naqd wa al-Adab''" written by Muhammad MAndur; it was translated in 1959 as About Critic and Literature. | |||
* "Fi al-Naqd wa al-Adab" written by Muhammad MAndur; it was translated in 1959 as About Critic and Literature. | * Translation of the book ''Niyayesh'' by Alexis Carrel in 1960. | ||
* Articles of Frantz Fanon about Guerilla Warfare between 1960 – 1963 translated in Iran-e Azad Newspaper. | |||
Translation of the book Niyayesh by Alexis Carrel in 1960. | * Translation of the book ''[[Salman Farsi]]'' by Louise Massignon in 1969. | ||
Articles of Frantz Fanon about Guerilla Warfare between 1960 – 1963 translated in Iran-e Azad Newspaper. | |||
Translation of the book [[Salman Farsi]] by Louise Massignon in 1969. | |||
A large number of Shari'ati's works have been translated into different languages. Eighteen books were translated into Arabic, twenty six books into English and fifty nine books into Turkish. Also some books were translated into Kurdish, Urdu, Indonesian, Albanian, Tamil, Thai, Bengali, German, Italian, French and Spanish. | A large number of Shari'ati's works have been translated into different languages. Eighteen books were translated into Arabic, twenty six books into English and fifty nine books into Turkish. Also some books were translated into Kurdish, Urdu, Indonesian, Albanian, Tamil, Thai, Bengali, German, Italian, French and Spanish. | ||