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O Son! A Translation of Imam al-Ghazali’s “Ayyuhal Walad” Boys Thobes & Apparel he did not earn aPublisher : Revival Press Imam Ghazali Institute Format: Paperback Pages: 107 ISB One of Al Ghazalis advanced students wrote to the Imam with a question: From all the fields of knowledge, what will benefit us most in the grave? The student clarified that, while he could certainly find the answer to his question within al Ghazalis longer works, such as the Ihya Ulum al Din, he wished for his teacher to give him a formal legal opinion, short enough that