Al-Ghazali on Poverty and Absistence

Al-Ghazali on Poverty and AbsistenceAl Ghazali on Poverty and Abstinence is the thirty fourth chapter of the Revival of the Religious Sciences (Ihya Ulum al Din), which is widely regarded as the greatest work of Muslim spirituality. In Al Ghazali on Poverty and Abstinence, Abu Hamid al Ghazali considers two themes dear to Islamic devotional literature: poverty and abstinence. Taking as his example the Prophets love for the poor, Ghazali explains that poverty is not simply an accidental

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