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The Book of Creation of the Muslim, written by Muhammad Al-Ghazali.. This book is the most famous Islamic literature, the most famous that has been translated into many languages, and the most important of the books collected by Islamic culture. Sheikh Muhammad al-Ghazali was criticizing the Islamic library for the great lengthening of writing minor details in jurisprudence, which would have been more appropriate and worthy of replacing it with other sciences.

The Muslim is transferred from indoctrination knowledge to a dynamic scientific life.. In it, he transfers the spirit of Islam from the wombs of books to life.

This is how the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, lived, for his character was the Qur’an..He testified to that when he said: {And you are of a great character}..as he said - may God bless him and grant him peace -: “I have only sent the most perfect of morals.” The survival and continuity of nations is measured by the duration of their high morals, behaviors and values.

Nations morality but what remained

If their morals are gone, they are gone

And Islam alone, in its texts, singled out a characteristic of morality and self-education, and made it the priority over many outward physical acts of worship. So that the outward appearance of the Muslim does not contradict his innermost, and his worship turns into representational stances that lead him to the bottom of the lowly.

No one could write perfectly in this field except Sheikh Muhammad Al-Ghazali.

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What distinguishes this book is that it has a profound impact in relation to the number of its pages, as it is light on the soul at the same time. ,. It emphasizes (what is clear from his name) that his perspective is “Islamic” and that he is inspired by the noble verses and the honorable hadiths.. He not only refines morals, but also understands from him the meanings of some verses and hadiths that permeate the speech lightly, and the beautiful literary style of Al-Ghazali is not forgotten. Its author was keen to draw the attention of the fair to the wonderful methods of education and morals that the author of the concluding letter brought and by which he transferred the world from error to wisdom. The author shows in this book that in Islam there are treasures full of precious things.