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About SAMASTHA KERALA SUNNI STUDENTS FEDERATION WORLDWIDE

SAMASTHA KERALA SUNNI STUDENTS FEDERATION-doesn't mean in kerala only its universal coz its message is true islam,and its not going to stay in kerala only it is spreading all around
http://www.ghazali.org/ihya/english/ihya-vol1-C1.htm
book Ihya is a sea of knowledge full of reasons and arguments, full of Quranic verses, traditions of the Holy Prophet and of the companions and the famous saints of early ages. Each subject was supported by the Quran, traditions and sayings of the learned sages and wise men and established by reasons and arguments.
As the great Imam belonged originally to the Shafeyi Sunni sect, some of the religious doctrines will be found in line with that sect, He saved Islam from the currents and cross currents of devilish thoughts and pagan ideas that imperceptibly entered into Islam and clearly showed their fallacies and misconceptions. For this reason, he was given the title of Hujjatul Islam or the Proof of Islam.

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Abu Hamid al-Ghazali , is one of the great jurists, theologians and mystics of the 12th Century. He wrote on a wide range of topics including jurisprudence, theology, mysticism and philosophy.

Ghazali.org (a virtual online library) provides the complete works of al-Ghazali in the original language -that have been published in print- and in translation. Additionally primary research material -hundreds of full length books and articles are available

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Imam Abu-Hamid al-Ghazzali is unquestionably the greatest theologian of Islam and one of its noblest and most original thinkers. He was born in 1058 A.D. at Tus, where he died in 1111. He reproduced in his religious experience all the spiritual phases developed by Islam.Starting his religious life as orthodox, Al-Ghazzali soon turned Sufi, and when still under twenty he had broken with all the past. In 1091 he was appointed lecturer at the Nizamiyah in Baghdad, where he became a skeptic. Four year later he returned to Sufism after a terrific spiritual struggle that left him a physical wreck. Intellectualism had failed him.

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