Imam al-Ghazali, a great Islamic scholar of the 11th century, is a jurist and Sufi scholar who left deep marks not only in his own era but in almost every century through the works he authored. Among these invaluable works, there is one book that has received profound respect and acceptance in the Islamic world regarding the subjects of jurisprudence, ethics, and Sufism from the day it was written until now: Ihya' Ulum al-Din... This immortal work, re-translated by Semerkand Publications as independent books in sections, draws attention with both its translation language and its design. The Fire of Anger, the 25th book in the series, explains many topics with sources and evidence—from the condemnation of wrath to the calamities of grudge and envy; from the causes that fuel wrath to the virtues of restraining anger and forbearance, the meaning and consequences of grudge, and the virtues of forgiveness and gentle treatment, to the reality, causes, and remedies of envy.