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Al-Ghazzali's Book of the Ihya

A translation of the Book of Worship by the eleventh-century writer Al-Ghazzali, this is a useful book which explains elements of Muslim worship for those who desire to know more. Annotations help clarify allusions and technical terms referred to in this translation.
Publisher: Gorgias Press LLC
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SKU (ISBN): 1-59333-111-8
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Publication Status: In Print
Publication Date: May 12,2004
Interior Color: Black
Trim Size: 6 x 9
Page Count: 260
ISBN: 1-59333-111-8
$148.00
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A translation of the Book of Worship by the eleventh-century writer Al-Ghazzali, this is a useful book which explains elements of Muslim worship for those who desire to know more. The Introduction brings together the acts and utterances which constitute the formal ceremony called “the Worship” which is still practiced today, and gives an account of the times when this ceremony is used in the religious life of the Muslim. Annotations help clarify allusions and technical terms, the knowledge of which al-Ghazzali takes for granted as he wrote his description of the Worship for Muslims.

A translation of the Book of Worship by the eleventh-century writer Al-Ghazzali, this is a useful book which explains elements of Muslim worship for those who desire to know more. The Introduction brings together the acts and utterances which constitute the formal ceremony called “the Worship” which is still practiced today, and gives an account of the times when this ceremony is used in the religious life of the Muslim. Annotations help clarify allusions and technical terms, the knowledge of which al-Ghazzali takes for granted as he wrote his description of the Worship for Muslims.

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Contributor

Edwin E.Calverley

  • Preface
  • Introduction
  • The Syrian Rite
  • The Egyptian Rite
  • The Persian Rite
  • The Byzantine Rite