A BIBLIOGRAPHY ON IMAM AL-GHAZALI

Ghazali and Ash‘arism Revisited

Much has been written on the relation of Ghazali (al-Ghaz®l¬) to Ash‘arism1 that, among other things, indicate his criticisms of the kal®m.2 Underlying his criticisms is a primary thesis, namely that the main function of kal®m is the protection of traditional Islamic belief (‘aq¬da), rooted in the Qur’®n and guided by the customary practice of the prophet, the sunna, against heretical innovatio...

Brooks et al. Cited By Bibliography

This file is based on a BibTeX data file. The reference list inclue: Roger et al. (2011), Crone et al. (2011), Robert (2011), Ovaskainen and Meerson (2010), Mebane and Arthaud (2010), Bach et al. (2010), Schmolke et al. (2010), Boyd (2010), Radovic and Mikuska (2009), Olden et al. (2010), Fessl et al. (2010), Hendriks et al. (2009), Martinez-Morales et al. (2009), Daleszczyk and Bunevich (2009)...

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Imagining the Divine: Ghazali on Imagination, Dreams, and Dreaming

Journal of the American Academy of Religion March 2002, Vol. 70, No. 1, pp. 33–53. © 2002 The American Academy of Religion This study presents a phenomenological analysis of Ghazali’s discussion of dreams and dream discourse as it specifically relates to the faculty of the imagination. The imagination is an important, though ambiguous and understudied, category, as it is responsible for diverse...

Bacterial Contamination in Intensive Care Unit at Al-Imam Al-Hussein Hospital in Thi-qar Province in Iraq

Cross- infection from patient to patient or from hospital personnel to patients represents constant hazards. It is one of the most important causes of morbidity and mortality especially in Intensive Care Unit all over the world. To identify the types and the source of bacterial contamination in ICU and to study the sensitivity of bacterial isolates to commonly used antibiotics in hospitals this...