The Malay Exposition of Al-Sanusi’s Umm al-BarahinThis 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

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