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Muhammad Al-Ghazali (Saturday 5 Dhu al-Hijjah 1335 AH / September 22 1917 AD - Saturday 20 Shawwal 1416 AH / March 9, 1996 AD) was an Egyptian Islamic scholar and thinker. He is considered one of the advocates of Islamic thought in the modern era. In religion", says Abul-Ela Madi [3], and he was also known for his literary style of writing and was known as the writer of the call. Al-Ghazali's criticism of the ruling regimes in the Islamic world caused him many problems, both during his stay in Egypt and in Saudi Arabia.