A ShëâÂÂëâÂÂSunnë Dialogue, also translated as The Right Path, is a book written by the Lebanese ShëâÂÂë cleric and religious authority âÂÂAbdul-Ḥusayn Sharaf ad-Dën al-Mà «sawë in Arabic as al-MurÃÂjaâÂÂÃÂt (Arabic: çÃÂàñçìùçê), then it has been translated to more than ten languages including English.
According to the author, he visited Egypt on 1913, and met Salëm al-Bishrë, who was the head of al-Azhar University, and had long discussions with him regarding controversial issues between ShëâÂÂës and Sunnës. The outcome of their discussions and long correspondence resulted in this book, which is highly recognized and circulated among ShëâÂÂës.
The book takes the form of a collection of a series of 112 written communications between âÂÂAbdul-Ḥusayn Sharaf ad-Dën al-Mà «sawë (signing with the first letter of his name 'Sh') and Salëm al-Bishrë (signing with the letter 'S') (the letters sh and s also possibly allude to the ShëâÂÂëâÂÂSunnë nature of the dialogue).
The book has been thoroughly criticised by Sunnë Muslims such as in the books Al-Bayyinaat fi-r-Rawddu 'alaa Abaatweeli-l-MurÃÂwjaâÂÂÃÂt (2 volumes) by Mahmood Al-Zu'bee in Arabic and Shattering the Mirage: A Response to Abd al-Husayn Sharaf al-Din al-MusawiâÂÂs al-MurÃÂwjaâÂÂÃÂt in English which is still in progress.