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The Virtues of Mankind: Letters of the Proof of Islam

فضائل الأنام من رسائل حجة الإسلام (Faza'il al-anam)

Al-Ghazali según Khalil Gibran
byAl-Ghazali

A collection of Persian letters from his last years, addressed to sultans, viziers, scholars and disciples, including the account of his audience before Sanjar and his refusal to return to teaching in Baghdad. It is the most direct source on his life after 1106 and served as material for later apocryphal texts such as *Ay farzand*.

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Authorship note

Authentic Persian letters, gathered after his death by a relative; ed. 'Abbas Iqbal Ashtiyani (Tehran, 1954).

Editions and translations

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Persa · فارسی

  • Makatib-i farsi-yi Ghazali ba nam-i Faza'il al-anam min rasa'il Hujjat al-Islam

    Teherán, 1954

    Translation: 'Abbas Iqbal Ashtiyani (ed.)

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Deutsch

  • Briefe und Reden des Abu Hamid Muhammad al-Gazzali

    Klaus Schwarz, Friburgo, 1971

    Translation: Dorothea Krawulsky

    Sin ISBN verificado.

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Sources

  • Wikipedia (en), «Al-Ghazali», secciones Works y Works in Persian (resumen de la tesis de A. Khismatulin sobre la falsificación de Ay farzand y de la segunda parte de Nasihat al-muluk).

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