THE RELATIONSHIP OF GRAMMAR AND SUFISM IN THE TEACHING OF ABULQASIM KUSHAYRI
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The work "Nahw ul-qulub" by Abu'l-Qasim Abdulkarim Qushayri (986–1072), a representative of the early Islamic Renaissance and a representative of Sufi philosophy, is one of the works that systematized Sufi ethics. This article provides a comparative analysis of Qushayri's Arabic grammar - the science of grammar and rhetoric - and Islamic ethics.
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