Introduction
Falsafatu Ibnu Tufayl Wa Risalatihi [1], the Arabic philosophical fable known as Hayy ibn Yaqzān (حي ابن يقظان) is a classic of medieval Islamic philosophy written by ibn Tufayl (d.1185), the Andalusia philosopher. His full name was Abū Bakr Muhammad ibn ‘Abd al-Malik ibn Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn Tufayl al-Qaisi.[2] The medieval scholars of Europe, with unusual accuracy in such matters, call him...
