Hekayat No. 1: One of the elders said to a pious man: What do you say about so-and-so worshiper, about whom others have spoken mockingly?

Hekayat No. 2: I saw a dervish rubbing his head on the threshold of the Kaaba and...

Hekayat No. 3: About Abdul-Qadir Gilani, may God have mercy on him, ...

Hekayat No. 4: A thief entered the house of a pious man; as much as he searched, he found nothing...

Hekayat No. 5: Several travelers were on a journey together and shared the hardships...

Hekayat No. 6: A hermit was a guest of a king. When they sat down to eat, ...

Hekayat No. 7: I remember that in my childhood I was devout, a night-waker, and eager for asceticism and abstinence.

Hekayat No. 8: One of the elders was being praised in a gathering, and they were exaggerating his beautiful qualities.

Hekayat No. 9: One of the righteous men of Lebanon, whose status in the land of Arabia...

Hekayat No. 10: Someone asked about that person who had lost a child.

Hekayat No. 11: In the Baalbek mosque, when I was saying a word to...

Hekayat No. 12: One night in the desert of Mecca, I could no longer walk due to sleeplessness; I lay down and told the camel driver: Leave me alone.

Hekayat No. 13: I saw a pious man by the sea who had a leopard wound that could not be healed by any medicine.

Hekayat No. 14: A dervish had a need, so he stole a rug from a friend's house.

Hekayat No. 15: A king saw a pious man.

Hekayat No. 16: One of the righteous people dreamed of a king in paradise and a pious man in hell.

Hekayat No. 17: A barefoot pedestrian joined our caravan from Kufa heading to Hejaz, and he had no apparent means;

Hekayat No. 18: A king summoned a worshiper.

Hekayat No. 19: A caravan was attacked in the land of Greece, and they took immense wealth.

Hekayat No. 20: As much as my respected Sheikh, Abul-Faraj ibn Jawzi, ...

Hekayat No. 21: They asked Luqman: From whom did you learn manners?

Hekayat No. 22: They tell a story of a worshiper who would eat ten 'man' of food in one night and perform a complete recitation of the Quran in prayer until dawn.

Hekayat No. 23: Divine grace guided one who was lost in forbidden acts, with the lamp of divine assistance lighting his way, until he joined the circle of those who seek truth.

Hekayat No. 24: I complained to one of the sheikhs that: So-and-so has testified against me regarding my corruption.

Hekayat No. 25: One of the sheikhs of Syria was asked about the reality of Sufism;

Hekayat No. 26: I remember that one night, in a caravan, I had traveled all night and fell asleep at dawn beside a grove.

Hekayat No. 27: Once, during a trip to Hejaz, a group of young, enlightened men were my companions and fellow travelers;

Hekayat No. 28: One of the kings' life came to an end, a successor...

Hekayat No. 29: Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, every day...

Hekayat No. 30: One of the elders experienced a painful wind in his stomach and...

Hekayat No. 31: I had become weary of the company of my friends in Damascus; I went to the desert of Jerusalem and became familiar with the animals.

Hekayat No. 32: One of the kings asked a worshiper who had a family: ...

Hekayat No. 33: One of the ascetics lived in a forest and ate the leaves of trees.

Hekayat No. 34: According to this saying, a king faced an important matter. He said: ...

Hekayat No. 35: One of the established scholars was asked: What do you say about donated bread (waqf)?

Hekayat No. 36: A dervish arrived at a place where the owner of that shrine...

Hekayat No. 37: A disciple said to his master: What should I do, as I am troubled by people, ...

Hekayat No. 38: A jurist said to his father: None of these eloquent words...

Hekayat No. 39: Someone was lying drunk on the road, having lost control of himself.

Hekayat No. 40: A group of libertines, pretending to be dervishes, entered and spoke abusive words, beat and offended.

Hekayat No. 41: Hear this story that happened in Baghdad.

Hekayat No. 42: One of the wise men saw a strongman who was agitated and foaming at the mouth.

Hekayat No. 43: I asked a great man about the conduct of the Brethren of Purity. He said: The least of it...

Hekayat No. 44: A refined old man in Baghdad.

Hekayat No. 45: It is narrated that a jurist had a daughter who was extremely ugly instead of...

Hekayat No. 46: A king looked with contempt at the group of dervishes.

Hekayat No. 47: I saw several bouquets of fresh flowers.

Hekayat No. 48: A wise man was asked: Which is better, generosity or bravery?