The Sufi Writer Al-Ghazali Was Important as a Bridge in Islamic

question 9

Multiple Choice

The Sufi writer al-Ghazali was important as a bridge in Islamic thinking and teaching because he

• A) explained so clearly why Sunni orthodoxy was correct.
• B) valued the faith of the poor as much as the learning of scholars in the mosques.
• C) said that all points of view should be treated as equal.
• D) was such a clear writer that he could make even the most complex issues crystal clear.

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