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The Key to the Garden
This books deals with the primacy of the sunna and its validity as a source of Sharia law....
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| From the genius of one of the world's greatest religious thinkers comes a highly popular epistle on self-rectification and the challenges posed to the seekers of God pleasure.
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 "... a notable early work on Sufism and ethics, widely read in Muslim circles from the Arab regions to the Malay peninsula. Muhtar Holland has brought a skilful hand to the task of producing a precise and readable English version. This book will be appreciated by readers keen on expanding their acquaintance with Sufi literature."...
—Carl W. Ernst, William R. Kenan Jr., Distinguished Professor of Religious Studies, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
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"... has long been considered one of al-Ghazali's most useful introductory works about how to overcome the numerous obstacles that stand between the believer and redemption in the afterlife. Muhtar Holland's translation is not only accurate and instructive but also fluent and a pleasure to read....
—Frank Griffel, Yale University, author of al-Ghazalis Philosophical Theology |
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The Empire and the Crescent
This critically acclaimed anthology offers a timely perspective on the question of relations between...
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The Remembrance of God
This highly anticipated publication by Amal Press was written by one of the most celebrated scholars...
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Glen Rangwala
Glen Rangwala is a lecturer at the Department of Politics, University of Cambridge, UK, and a fellow...
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