The Malay Exposition of Al-Sanusi’s Umm al-Barahin Majid Fakhry and not merely the wayward

and not merely the wayward 
Abrahamic cousin—figure in Islamic discourses on toleration and coercion

Published in 1967

This brief and illuminating account of the ideas of world order prevalent in the Elizabethan age and later is an indispensable companion for readers of the great writers of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries—Shakespeare and the Elizabethan dramatists

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The Malay Exposition of Al-Sanusi’s Umm al-Barahin Majid Fakhry and not merely the waywardThis work attempts to give an insight into Umm Al Barahin authored by Yusuf al Sunusi (d. 940 1490), a famous North African scholar who was not only a theologian but also a pious sufi whose life was fully dedicated to the education of his community. Al Sanusi's Umm Al Barahin, a short treatise on Islamic creed has greatly influenced people in many countries, and has been translated and commented on by many prominent scholars. Author: Che' Razi Jusoh