Claud Field

Claud Field
Claud Field (1863–1941) was a British author, translator, and Christian missionary who specialized in works on Islamic history, mysticism, and culture. He is best known for his translations of Persian and Arabic texts, including "The Confessions of Al-Ghazali" and "Mystics and Saints of Islam." Field also wrote original works on comparative religion, aiming to foster understanding between Christianity and Islam, such as "Heroes of Missionary Enterprise." His writings often focused on spiritual and moral themes, reflecting his deep interest in the mystical traditions of different faiths.

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At the entrance of the Voskressensky mine stood a group of miners. All were quite silent. It was still dark, for the autumn days begin late. Heavy grey clouds glided slowly over the sky, in which the first streaks of dawn were hardly visible. These clouds glided so low that they seemed to wish to lie on the earth in order to hide this black hole, this well-like orifice which was about to swallow up the... more...

PANTHEISTIC SUFISM I.—THE IMPORT OF ISLAMIC MYSTICISM The moral law proclaimed by Moses three thousand years ago agrees with that which governs men to-day, irrespective of their various stages of culture; the moral precepts of a Buddha and Confucius agree with those of the Gospel, and the sins for which, according to the Book of the Dead of the ancient Egyptians, men will answer to the judges of the... more...