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by Abu Hamid Al-Ghazali (Author), Kenneth Honerkamp (Translator)
A foundational text for understanding Islamic spirituality and ethics. This book defines knowledge, its relation to faith, theology, and jurisprudence. Al-Ghazali explores the virtue of knowledge from rational and traditional viewpoints, elucidating types of knowledge and obligations.
Discover the most specific and correct codes, as Al-Ghazali outlines fields incorrectly considered Islamic disciplines, distinguishing praiseworthy from blameworthy. Delve into the perils of disputation, the conduct of teachers and students, and the intellect's virtues. This edition, translated by Kenneth Honerkamp, offers profound insights for scholars and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Islamic thought and spiritual development. Perfect for those interested in Islamic philosophy, religious studies, and ethical frameworks.
Author Biography
Ralph Goertz studied Theater, Law and German Studies at the Ruhr-University in Bochum, Germany and made his Master degree (M.A.S.) in Cultural Management and Science of Art at the University of Art and Design in Zurich/Luzern, Switzerland. He is the founder of the IKS (The Institute for Art Documentation and Scenography promotes, produces and arranges art in the form of documentaries, television contributions and media art installations).
