Al-Ghazali came to believe that the kind of reasoning favored by the philosophers cannot provide the wisdom that mystical experience can.

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Al-Ghazali, a prominent Islamic theologian, jurist, and mystic, argued that while philosophy and theology have their merits, they fall short in providing the deep, transformative knowledge and wisdom that can only be attained through direct mystical experience or Sufism. He believed that ultimate truth and a closer connection to the divine could only be achieved through the inner, spiritual path.

Al-Ghazali Came to Believe That the Kind of Reasoning Favored