[67] Macdonald, pp. 118-119.
[68] “Ihya,” Vol. II, pp. 32-33, “Mizan al ʿAmal,” pp. 126-128, etc.
[69] “Alchemy of Happiness,” pp. 94-96.
[70] “Alchemy of Happiness.”
[71] “Mizan al ʿAmal.”
[72] “The Mystics of Islam.”
[73] “The Way of a Mystic,” The Moslem World, Vol. II, p. 171.
[74] “Mystics of Islam,” p. 18.
[75] Yet strange to say there was often an utter divorce between these high ideals and practical morality. A surprising statement is made by Al-Ghazali regarding Junaid in this connection. “Ihya,” Vol. II, p. 19.
[76] “Essays on Islam,” by Rev. E. Sell, Madras, 1901, p. 13.