Doing so, he says, will allow the reader to "become intelligent and grasp the nature and laws of things and the worth of mankind."
Niyazov spoke last night at a ceremony marking the holidays of Norouz and Women's Day.
Questions remain about whether Niyazov actually wrote the two-volume "Rukhnama" himself. In Turkmenistan, it's advertised as a second Koran and has been translated into 30 languages.
(ITAR-TASS)