Presentation
Dive into the timeless teaching of imam Al-Ghazali, one of the greatest figures in Islamic thought. This major work extracted from the Revivification of the Sciences of Religion offers a deep analysis of the three poisons of the soul: anger, hatred, and envy. A work of spiritual wisdom that transforms the understanding of oneself and one's emotions.
Discover how to master these destructive passions that undermine faith, inner peace, and human relationships. Al-Ghazali exposes with clarity the origins, manifestations, and remedies of these harmful states, offering the reader practical and spiritual keys to advance on the path of righteousness.
Content
- In-depth analysis of anger: its causes, consequences, and relationship to spiritual impulsivity
- Examination of hatred and envy as vectors of personal and collective destruction
- Quranic and prophetic teachings on self-mastery
- Practical methods of soul purification and acquisition of opposing virtues
- Connection between these vices and contemporary misfortunes (violence, conflicts, ignorance)
- Spiritual guidance to achieve inner peace and relational harmony
For whom?
This work is addressed to adult Muslims seeking spiritual development, students of Islamic sciences, preachers, and all those wishing to purify their heart according to classical Islamic tradition. Ideal for personal reading, group study, or as a reference in spiritual counseling.
The Author
Abu Hamid Al-Ghazali (1058-1111), known as the Hujjat al-Islam (Proof of Islam), is one of the most influential thinkers in Islamic history. Jurist, theologian, philosopher, and Sufi, Al-Ghazali synthesized religious sciences in his monumental work Ihya Ulum al-Din (Revivification of the Sciences of Religion). His approach combining intellectual rigor and spiritual depth continues to inspire millions of Muslims.
Editorial Information
| Author |
Abu Hamid Al-Ghazali |
| Publisher |
Al Bouraq (Franco-Arab Editions) |
| Collection |
Revivification of the Sciences of Religion (Ihya Ulum al-Din) |
| ISBN |
9782841619535 |
| Number of pages |
144 |
| Format |
Paperback book |
| Year of publication |
2013 |
| Language |
French |
| Audience |
Adults - Students of Islamic Sciences |