
Hayy ibn Yaqzan
A hermit named Absal reaches Hayy's island seeking solitude, and Hayy learns human speech and finds they have arrived at the same truth by different roads. They then sail to a nearby island to teach its people, but the crowd cannot bear the plain truth.
Age rating: Ages 12 and up. Content notes: A philosophical tale of a lone child in nature, with the death of the gazelle and an animal dissection; nothing gory.
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Text source: Hindawi Foundation
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Characters

Hayy ibn Yaqzan
The sage of the island

Absal
The hermit who visits

Salaman
King of the neighboring island, Absal's friend



