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al-Islah al-da'wa fi fikr Muhammad al-Ghazali
International Islamic University Malaysia
Department of Usul al-Din and Comparative Religion
This study presents a comprehensive picture of AI-Ghazali's reformist thinking in the field of Islamic da 'wah. It analyzes the special characteristics of his reformist thought, its importance and its role in promoting da 'wah activities. The study is based upon the essential writings of AI-Ghazali himself, the Muslim heritage and the works written on AI-Ghazali by scholars. Al-Ghazali was influenced by Al-Manar school, the lkhwan movement and his studies in sufism. He believed that the da'wah activities in the Muslim world did not progress because of the intellectual and psychological factors. Translated to the real life situation, it implies a lack of total dedication and sound method in propagating Islam. The Muslims are therefore advised by Al-Ghazali to cultivate the habit of self purification and to learn the methodology of preaching if they want da 'wah to be effective.
Thesis (MAIRK)--International Islamic University Malaysia, 1998.
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 108 - 110).