'Work for your terrestrial life in proportion to your location in
it, and work for your afterlife in proportion to your eternity in
it.' This is part of the advice that the great theologian and
mystic Abu Hamid al-Ghazali (1058-1111 AD) put down in his 'Letter
to a Disciple'. An old disciple of Ghazali had studied the Islamic
sciences, including the many works of his master, for most of his
life. Faced with the proximity of death, he turns again to his
master this time asking for a summary of all his teachings. 'Letter
to a Disciple' is Ghazali's response. The emphasis in this short
treatise is on religious and spiritual action and on putting into
practice the knowledge that one has acquired. 'Letter to a
Disciple' can be considered as the last testament of he who is
regarded as 'Hujjat al-Islam', the 'Proof of Islam'. This new
translation is presented here as a bilingual, English-Arabic,
edition.
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