Ihyâ' 'Ulûm al-Dîn (Vivification of the Sciences of Faith), by Abû Hâmid al-Ghazâlî, Analysis by GH Bousquet (Abridged version), Preface: Sadek Sellam, Héritage Éditions

The ihya inspired all Muslim authors who wanted to ensure the maintenance of Muslim culture and help the faithful to maintain their convictions and improve their religious knowledge.
the interest in al-Ghazali's work grew as the great educational needs of Islam in France became clearer. Thus several chapters of the ihya were the subject of more or less careful translations. Bousquet wished to see the work of the team brought together by him continued until a neat French translation of the entire ihya was obtained. But the evolution of Islamic studies during the end of the colonial period prevented the realization of this great project.
But the republication of these good translations can lead to resuming the project of integral translation of the ihya desired by Bousquet.