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001			6404
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020			_a9782843055287
245		0	_aالاعمال الكاملة 4: هادي العلوي: كتاب التاو/ _cهادي العلوي
250			_aالطبعة الثانية؛
260			_aدمشق؛ _bدار المدى؛ _c2007
300			_a264p; _b2007 _c22x14cm
490			_a9782843055287
520			_aTranslated to Arabic by Iraqi thinker Hadi al-Alawi (1933-1998), 'Tao Te Ching' ('Dao De Jing') or 'The Book of Tao' by Lao-Tsu. Alawi had an interest in Chinese politics and culture. He was attracted to Taoism and its 'communal' spirit. He resided for many years in China where he taught Arabic and immersed in the study of the culture. 'Tao Te Ching' is a classic Chinese text from around the 6th century BC. Most of the text is attributed to Lao-Tzu ('Old Master'), who was a court record keeper during the Zhou Dynasty. The text is considered an essential element of Taoist philosophy as well as having significant influences on Chinese religions, including Buddhism.
546			_aArabic
650			_aBL74-99 Religions of the world _99186
650			_aTaoism _99187
651			_aChina
942			_cBK
999			_c6404 _d6404