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Imam Ghazale's Minhajul Abidin by Sheikh Mikhail Ahmed Smith.

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Sainam al-Arakam, Mohammedalah.

Smilahya Rahm, Rahim. Allah. Alhamd rilah Rabil al-Aamine, was Sala Twah,

what's what's al-Sala sayy-Dina,

wannabe, one abiana, Muhammad,

al-Aali, was Sahibihya, was Sala, Salaah, Mohammed We ask Allah Allah Hubeya Ahmahmer Rahimmin.

We ask Allah for the love of those actions that will gain his love, and we ask Allah

Subhana for the love of those people that he loves. We ask Allah Suhana to Allah to Allah to Allah to Allah to Allah to Allah to leave the

suffering in the oppression of our brothers and sisters in Philistine.

We ask Allah Subhana to give them Nusra, his divine assistance, and Fathun Karib a close victory for them.

Yarham or Rahimin.

I mean Yarab.

Bismilay Rahmman Rahim. I'm in Europe. I'm returning back to our session, the hurdles or I'm going to our session, the hurdles or

Minhajul Abidin, and what we've been studying over the last few months is this beautiful

book written by Imam Ghazale and he structures this book in a way as if we're on this journey.

We're on this journey towards Allah Suhano Oatah, going back home.

And Imam Ghazali says that upon this pathway that you're trying to get home to,

this pathway, there's all these things that get in the way.

And so by one by one, imam Gazali was laying out to us.

This thing is going to pop up in your way

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