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The legal philosophy of al-Ghazali: law, language and theology in al-Mustasfa
Abu Hamid al-Ghazali is a major figure in Muslim thought and famous for his writings on theology and mysticism. Al-Ghazali’s first career was that of a jurist and he had made major contributions to the jurisprudence of the Shafii school. As time goes on his juristic contributions are increasingly be...
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Department of Religious Studies
2019
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