Presentation
Discover the founding teaching of Imam Al-Ghazali on marriage in Islam, extracted from his masterwork Revivification of the Sciences of Religion. This work exposes how the Prophet profoundly transformed the pre-Islamic family code and freed women from marital subjugation. An essential spiritual and legal reflection for understanding the Islamic foundations of marriage.
Major Content
- The religious and prophetic foundations of marriage in Islam
- The protection and emancipation of women within the conjugal framework
- The clarification of lineage and family order
- The role of sexuality in marriage and its spiritual framework
- The reasons why the Prophet made marriage nearly obligatory
- The importance of following the prophetic model in conjugal life
For Whom?
This work is particularly addressed to Muslim women, future spouses, Islamic marriage counselors, and all readers seeking a deep understanding of Islamic doctrine on marriage and family.
The Author
Abu Hamid Al-Ghazali (1058-1111) is one of the greatest figures of classical Islam. A renowned theologian, philosopher, and jurist, he marked Islamic civilization through his profound analyses of faith and religious practice. His masterpiece Ihyâ 'Ulûm ad-Dîn (Revivification of the Sciences of Religion) remains an essential reference for Muslim spirituality.
Editorial Information
| Author |
Abu Hamid Al-Ghazali |
| Title |
Book of Marriage — Kitâb an-Nikâh (Volume II, Book II) |
| Publisher |
Éditions Al Bouraq |
| Collection |
Revivification of the Sciences of Religion (Ihyâ 'Ulûm ad-Dîn) |
| ISBN |
9782841615742 |
| Number of Pages |
160 |
| Format |
Paperback Book |
| Year of Publication |
2015 |
| Themes |
Marriage • Family • Islamic Law • Spirituality • Women in Islam |
| Target Audience |
Muslim women, couples, students of Islamic sciences |
