Al Ghazali : A Study in Islamic Epistemology

Shelve under Religion / Islam / History & Philosophy, alongside academic studies of medieval Muslim thought and standard biographies of al-Ghazali. This is a research-grade monograph rather than a general introduction: readers arrive already acquainted with the outline of al-Ghazali's life and are looking for a documented, primary-source account of how his thinking changed over time. It pairs naturally with translated primary texts such as Deliverance from Error and The Revival of the Religious Sciences, and it will appeal most directly to university course adoption, seminary and madrasa libraries, and readers with a serious, ongoing interest in Islamic theology, philosophy, or Sufism rather than casual browsers of religious biography.