Al-Ghazali was the greatest promoter of:

Al-Ghazali was the greatest promoter of:

  • (A) Mulaism
  • (B) Sufi Mysticism
  • (C) Communism
  • (D) Intellectualism
Al-Ghazali is regarded as the individual who linked the two together. After going through a severe personal and intellectual crisis in 1095, he quit his prestigious position as a teacher in Baghdad and opted for the ascetic lifestyle of a Sufi. His magnum opus, Ihya’ Ulum al-Din (The Revival of the Sciences of Religion), was a synthesis of mysticism and Islamic law (Shari’ah), which transformed the Sufi tradition from a deviant element into a mainstream part of Islamic tradition.
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