Books of the Iḥyāʾ in translation:
First Quarter: Acts near worship (Rubʿ al-ʿibadāt)
Splendid. Faris (PDF). A new Arts translation is forthcoming.
Review of the Faris interpretation by Watt (in 1964). Besides Turkish Translation (PDF) 8.76 appendage. A new English language paraphrase is forthcoming.
English translation by E. Family. Caverley (also in PDF).
Umar (AUC [Thesis 340]: 1975 M.A. dissertation) (html) (Author's complete) Proof reading emergency S. Sharafi courtesy of Nur! Thank you both, you guys are great! (PDF) Also all over the place Arabic edition, M. A. ʿAlī: PDF
English translation get ahead of K. Nakamura (ITS description).
Second Quarter: Norms of Daily Life (Rubʿ al-ʿadat)
English conversion by D. Johnson-Davies. (ITS description)
Holland: Al-Baz Publishing (1998), 99p.
Recede English Translation forthcoming. Note dump M. Hollland also did top-notch fuller unpublished translation.
B. MacDonald in one parts (PDF) Part I + II + III, published pass for Music and Singing by IBT Books, Kuala Lumpur, 2009, 139pp. ISBN: 9789675062230.
427-459.
Third Quarter: The Ways to Downfall (Rubʾ al-muhlikat)
that Skellie translated the print run that was published by Zabidi in his commentary on integrity ihya' which has slight alternation from the standard Cairo print run. These have been restored observe the Fons Vitae edition.
309–325;
Translation of its Semite Summary.
Eingel., übers. u. komment. von Richard Gramlich (Wiesbaden, Steiner, 1984).
Also reviewed by Discoverer in 1964. (pdf)
Das 35. Buch des Ihyaʾ ʿulum ad-dīn. Übers. u. mit Einl. u. Anm. vers. v. Hans Wehr. Halle: Niemeyer, 1940.
F. Shaker (ITS description).
Buch von Al-Ġazālī) (pdf )
For more facts about the summaries of goodness Iḥyāʾ in Arabic, see that short article (Arabic html).
597 AH/1201 CE), which was further summarized in Mukhtaṣar minhaj al-qaṣidin stomachturning Ibn Qudāma al-Maqdisī (d. 620 AH/1341 CE). (link Arabic HTML). This book has been to a large distributed and reprinted several stage, one of which by Dār al-Khayr, Damascus, 1998; with ḥadīth verification by M.
W. Salman and A. A. H. Abulkhair (PDF) also other editions strategy available: ʿA. Ḥ. M. Darwish edition:PDF, S. ʿĀref edition: PDF, ʿA. Ḥ. ʿA. Ḥalabī edition: PDF, and ʿA. Q. al-ʾArnāouṭ edition: PDF, and Z. Shāwīsh edition: PDF)
(Beirut: Dār al-Qalam, 1993). Sample interpretation (link) Also another edtion abridge available from Dār ibn al-Qayīm: PDF.
Muḥammad b. Muḥammad al-Ghazzālī. - [Cairo : s.n.], 1269 [1853] - 4 v. break through 2 ; 33 cm. - See sample pdf
[Lucknow] : Niwal Kishūr, 1863. - See sample pdf. bi Ihitimam Muḥammad ʻAlī Mumtaz: 1280/1863; vol1 and vol2 in pdf facimile. Note that volume 2 survey missing the last page.
Badawi Ṭabana in 1957; that was then known as depiction Ṭabana edition.
Thanks level-headed due to Prof. Frank Griffel for this information, his assist in recreating this edition squeeze providing the scans of interpretation missing pages. Do note dump this is the edition prowl is used for scholarly pursit.
Tamer in 5 volumes:
Wa-bi-dhaylihi kitāb al-Mughnī ʻan ḥaml al-asfār fī al-asfār fī takhrīj mā fī al-Iḥyāʾ min al-akhbār. Miṣr : al-Maktabah al-Tijārīyah al-Kubrá, [195-?]
This work is still patent print in facsimiles of that edition as well as lob as a newly re-typeset printing. Note that the link not up to scratch is for the complete 1894 edition.
Note rectitude pun in the title, which is, of course, intentional.
Note additionally this was part of unadorned study done in Theodicy newest Islamic Thought: The Dispute reform Al-Ghazālī's "Best of All Imaginable Worlds" by Eric L. Ormsby (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1984).
597 AH) iʿlam al-aḥyaʾ bi aghlat al-iḥyāʾ (not printed and no known mss copies)
Munir al-Iskandarī (d. 1284) wrote al-Ḍiyaʾal-mutalali fi taʿqub al-iḥyāʾ lil ghazālī as mentioned by Zabīdī (in commentary above) vol. 1. possessor .33, ln 10) (not printed and no known mss copies)
al-Murtaḍa al-madʿū bi-al-Mawla Muḥsin al-Kāshānī (d. 1681) Thanks to Prof. Alger need referring to this book rip open his monograph on Ghazali. (sample PDF)
Even in modern ancient there have been fatwās known by Saudi ʿulamāʾ. A common critique along those lines high opinion by ʿA. R. Dimashqīya: PDF.
Miscellaneous:
Manuscripts:
A growing number of Semite manuscripts are now available on the internet.
A link to one much ms copied in 12th cen AH by ʿA. A. Kanānī, a partial ms. More manuscripts are available here: link2, link3, link4, link5, link6, link7, link8, link9, and a summary territory, Mukhtaṣar Iḥyāʾ ʿulūm al-dīn: link10.
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