Imam Ghazali

This book details forty principles for personal reform that every believer must be aware of.

This book consists of the Urdu translation of three chapters of "Arba'een" done by Maulana Aashiq Ilahi Sahib Meerathi. This work was commissioned by Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanvi. Describes 30 principles dealing with deeds and good and bad morals.

The well-known book on the explanation of the beautiful names of Allah by Imam Ghazali.

translated by Margaret Smith This short treatise gives a summary of Imam al-Ghazali's religious philosophy. In it, he discusses knowledge and its various types, the human soul and its relation to the human body. Drawing evidences from the Qur'an, he shows that the humans spirit is one with the Divine and is able to contemplate the Invisible, receive the Divine Radiance and attain perfection and supernatural qualities even in this world. Translated by Margaret Smith.

"Hajj is one of the pillars and foundations of Islam, the act of worship of a lifetime, the seal of all that is commanded, the perfection of Islam and the completion of religion. Such a worship deserves that much attention to be devoted to explaining itand to detailing its essential elements, its properties, its merits, and its mysteries. This little book is translated from Kitab Asrar al-Hajj, the seventh chapter of the celebrated 12th-century work, Ihya Ulum al-Din. Al-Ghazali invites readers to dwell on the subject of the hajj beyond its mechanics and rituals, and to pay attention to its true substance, purpose and philosophy." Translated by Ibrahim Umar.

Two greart works in one volume. Deliverance from Error is the spiritual autobiography of Imam Ghazali. The Beginning of Guidance, his other work included in this volume, complements his spiritual autobiography and sets out his ideal of how the religious man should order his life from hour to hour and day to day. Translated by W. Montgomery Watt.

To what extent should laymen pursue complex theological arguments? Where they should stop? And why? Imam Ghazali provides guidance on these imprtant questions which is as relevant today as it was centuries ago. 

Translation of Imam Ghazali's other great book, written in Persian. This is a simpler version of Ihya, written by Imam Ghazali for the common people who did not need the in depth treatment of that magnum opus.

English translation by Iqbal Husain Ansari.

Part of Ihya Uloom al-Deen (Revival of Religious Sciences), this book deals with the lawful and unlawful in consumption and financial transactions.

"The term 'heart' has a primal position in the vocabulary of Muslim religious teachers and in that of the philosophers. The term is used in Islam for the seat of intellectual and emotional life. In this treatise, al-Ghazali unravels its wonders and secrets, achieving his desired end - to lead man to the good life. This is the twenty-first book of the third quarter of al-Ghazali's Ihya Ulum al-Din."Translated by Walter James Skellie.