From the author of Renew Your Life

Islamic writings

Many Muslim writers and jurists excelled in explaining the role that Islam plays in people’s lives, so the writings of some focused on the manifestations of moderation and moderation, the positive aspects of the Islamic religion and debating the ordinary, and presenting clear arguments to them that show the credibility of religion and that it is the most appropriate and compatible with human nature, and most of these books were directed For the youth category because they are the most likely to get carried away by deceptive appearances, and among these books is the book “Renew Your Life”.

A book that changed your life

A book, Renew Your Life, talks about the Islamic religion in detail and compares it with what the West has achieved in terms of its best qualities, to make it clear to the reader that the Islamic religion is compatible with the instinct of the human soul. Legal texts with incidents and scenes that Neil reached in his book. This book is useful for those who try to show that what the West is experiencing is better than Islam, and that they were able to reach human happiness in isolation from religion.

Author of Renew Your Life

The Egyptian Islamic writer and thinker Muhammad al-Ghazali is the author of the book Renew Your Life as an extension of Neil Carnegie’s book “Leave Worrying and Start Living.” Al-Ghazali was known for his call to Islamic thought in the modern era and his opposition to extremism and extremism in religion, and his writings are of a sober and distinguished literary nature.

Muhammad al-Ghazali

Birth

Muhammad al-Ghazali was born in the year (1335 AH, 1917 AD), in the village of Nakla al-Anab, Itay al-Baroud, and the Buhaira governorate in Egypt. His family was religious, which made him memorize the Noble Qur’an from a young age. Where he did not exceed ten, and he had five brothers, and in elementary school he joined the Alexandria religious primary institute, and continued in the institute until he obtained the certificate of competence and the Azhar secondary certificate, then he joined the Faculty of Fundamentals of Religion in Al-Azhar in Cairo, and his writings began in the magazine of the Muslim Brotherhood, and encouraged him to Writing Hassan Al-Banna, the founder of the group, and after graduating, he specialized in advocacy and guidance, after which he obtained internationalism, and he was twenty-six years old, and from here began his journey with the call, and he was a member of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Al-Ghazali traveled to Algeria, studied there, and won many awards during that period. He was also among those arrested after the dissolution of the Brotherhood in 1984 AD, after which a dispute occurred between him and Hassan al-Hudhaibi, the group’s guide after 1952 AD, and he separated from the group. In the year 1391 AH 1971 AD, he was seconded to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and worked as a professor at Umm Al-Qura University in Makkah Al-Mukarramah, and taught at the College of Sharia in Qatar, then he was appointed Undersecretary of the Ministry of Awqaf in Egypt in 1981 AD.

Death

Al-Ghazali died on Shawwal 20, 1416 AH, corresponding to March 9, 1996 CE, in Saudi Arabia. Where he was participating in a conference on Islam and the challenges of the era organized by the National Guard in its annual cultural events known as (The National Festival for Heritage and Culture - Janadriyah), and was buried in Al-Baqi cemetery in Medina, as he had stated before his death his wish to be buried in Al-Baqi cemetery.