The Revival of the Religious Sciences - Imam Ghazali

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Ghazali, Abu Hamid al- (d. 1111) Influential Ashari theologian, jurist, and mystic. Born in Khurasan, he studied theology and law. While teaching law at Nizamiyya College in Baghdad, he suffered a spiritual crisis, withdrew from public life, and spent eleven years in travel and Sufi studies. Best-known work is Ihya ulum al-din (Revival of the religious sciences), an attempt to integrate theology and law, ethics and mysticism. Other important works include Al-munqidh min al-dalal (Delivery from error), a spiritual guidebook, and Tahafut al-falasafah (Destruction of the philosophers), an effort

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