Islamic Sciences and Their Role in Enhancing Educational Values / The Philosopher Al-Ghazali and His Book (O Son) as a Model

January 2026 , Pages 61 - 67

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Dr. Ahmad Shakir Ghadhib Ghadhib 1

1 Imam Ja'far Al-Sadiq University / Al-Khalis

DOI logo 10.17656/11865

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Abstract

Al-Ghazaly Abu Hamid  Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn Ahmad Al-Ghazaly Al-Tusy (May God be pleased with him) (450-505 B.C) was a scholar of philosophy and Sufism, a professor of Al-Nadhimiya school, born in (Tus) in the city of (Tabaran) in Khorasan. He studied under the scholars of his time  and travelled to many countries. So in his time, he was highly educated in religion, Sharia, and other sciences until he wrote about 64 books in sciences, philosophy, Sufism, beliefs, rational and educational sciences and knowledge, including the book (O Child), which represented advice and guidance for his student who asked him for advice. It was a book on educational values concerning the learner and scholar. The research is divided into two sections, the first concerns with the educational scholar and the second concerns with the learner.

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