• In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.

  • I praise God first, with much continuous praise, even though the praise of those who praise pales in comparison to the right of His Majesty.

  • And I pray and send peace upon His messengers second, a prayer that encompasses, along with the Master of Mankind, all the other messengers.

  • And I seek His guidance, Exalted is He, third, regarding my resolve to write a book on reviving the religious sciences.

  • And I take it upon myself, fourth, to put an end to your astonishment, O critic who exaggerates in criticism among the group of deniers,

  • who is excessive in reproaching and denying among the ranks of the heedless deniers; for the knot of silence has been loosened from my tongue,

  • and the responsibility of speech and the necklace of expression have been placed upon me: regarding what you persist in of blindness to the obvious truth, along with obstinacy in supporting falsehood and justifying ignorance,

  • and inciting against those who chose to withdraw a little from the customs of creation and inclined slightly away from constant adherence to formal ritual,

  • to act in accordance with knowledge in the hope of attaining what God, Exalted is He, has prescribed of purifying the soul and reforming the heart,

  • and to make up for some of what has passed of wasting one's life, despairing of your full need in bewilderment and distancing yourself from the masses

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Lesson 7 of 13 · Imam Ghazali

Ihya' 'Ulum al-Din: Book of Knowledge - Imam al-Ghazali

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