Imam Al-Ghazali - Al-Ghazali is one of
the greatest Islamic Jurists, theologians and mystical thinkers. He
learned various branches of traditional Islamic religious sciences in
his home town of Tus, Gurgan and Nishapur in the northern part of Iran.
He was also involved in Sufi practices from an early age. Being
recognized by Nizam al-Mulk, the vizir of the Seljuq sultans, he was
appointed head of the Nizamiyyah College at Baghdad in AH 484/AD 1091.
As the intellectual head of the Islamic community, he was busy lecturing
on Islamic jurisprudence at the College, and also refuting heresies and
responding to questions from all segments of the community. Four years
later, however, al-Ghazali fell into a serious spiritual crisis and
finally left Baghdad, renouncing his career and the world After
wandering in Syria and Palestine for about two years and finishing the
pilgrimage to Mecca, he returned to Tus, where he was engaged in
writing, Sufi practices and teaching his disciples until his death. In
the meantime he resumed teaching for a few years at the Nizamiyyah
College in Nishapur.
- Ihya Ulum al-Din[The Revival of the Religious Sciences]
- 99 Names of Allah
- Abstinence in Islam
- Al-Ghazali Chronology
- Al-Mustasfa min(Fiqh)Book[Juristic Doctrine]
- Al-Mustasfa min(Fiqh)intro
- Deliverence From Error and Mystical Union with The Almighty
- Divine Predicates & their properties
- Etiquette Of Marriage(Ghazali)
- Islamic Guidance
- Jewels Of Al-Quran Al-Kareem
- Mysteries of Almsgiving[Zakah]
- Recitation and Interpretation of The Qur'an
- Repentence
- Tahafut Al-filsahfah[Incoherence of the Philosophers]
- The Ascent to the Divine through the Path of self Knowledge
- The Book of Knowledge
- The Foundations of the Articles of Faith
- The Foundations of the Islamic Belief
- The Just Balance
- The Mysteries of fast
- The Mysteries of The Human Soul
- The Mysteries purity
- The Precious pearl
- The Remembrance of Death and The Afterlife
- The Secrets of the Pilgrimage
- Wonders of the heart
- Imam Al-Ghazalli and Averroes
- Imam AL-Ghazalli's Works
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