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Shells of Righteousness by Sheikh Muhammad Al-Ghazali is a book that is too big to be summarized. Every page in it bears a shocking truth

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Sheikh Muhammad Al-Ghazali’s books are considered precious treasures characterized by the correctness of the idea, the depth of the view, the logic of analysis and persuasion. The table, the book is really aptly named.

The writer of “Shells of Truth” by Muhammad Al-Ghazali begins with a sentence that summarizes the pain and the warring truth in the book: “How strange is Islam in his country!”

In the context of talking about national unity, he wonders, surprisingly, with the restrictions imposed on Islam, "Is it among the conditions of national unity that Muslims reject their Sharia?!"

Then it describes the problem more accurately. “My problem is with the brokers of the cultural invasion in our country, and its victims. The problem is with the hybrid generation that inherited Islam with empty names and forms, and its rejection of a specific education, specific laws, exact values, and fixed goals.”

Biographical information on Sheikh Muhammad Al-Ghazali, author of the Book of Shells of Righteousness:

The great Egyptian Islamic thinker, Muhammad Al-Ghazali, was born on September 22, 1917 in the village of Nakla Al-Anab in the Beheira Governorate. He memorized the Holy Qur’an at the age of ten and began his studies at the Alexandria Institute and graduated from it after passing the Azhar secondary stage, and then joined the Faculty of Fundamentals of Religion in Al-Azhar Al-Sharif. He went to Algeria in 1984 and taught Islamic sciences at Prince Abdul Qader University. In 1971, he was seconded to Saudi Arabia. He also taught religious sciences at Umm Al-Qura University. In 1981, he was appointed undersecretary of the Egyptian Ministry of Awqaf. In the sciences of religion, as well as important sayings and religious teachings.

The most prominent books of Sheikh Muhammad Al-Ghazali:

The Sunnah of the Prophet between the people of jurisprudence and the people of hadith.

Muslim belief.

Biographical jurisprudence.

How do you understand Islam?

The worries of an advocate.

The secret of the delay of Arabs and Muslims.

Constitution of cultural unity among Muslims.

refresh your life.

The art of remembrance and supplication at the Seal of the Prophets.

Muslim creation.

Battle of the Qur'an.

Problems in the path of Islamic life.

Note: Those who love big terms and philosophical depth in theorizing will not like the book. The book's phrases are short, clear, and explicit, suggesting at first glance - for fans of deep philosophy - that the writer is naive or shallow in thought and culture.