Asam, Rachma Tullahi Wabarakathuu.

You are listening to the Kalam podcast Hurto Series, a study of Imam Ghazale's

Minhajul Abidin by Sheikh Mikhail Ahmed Smith.

Juzakalah Kair for your continued support and we pray that this is beneficial.

Sinema Arakam or Ahmadalah. Allah. Muhammad, al-Aali-Lahahahahah, was Salihi,

Allahhumba, Inan-Salukahubak,

Wahubah,

O'Omah al-Amah al-Ihuban,

I'll al-Ihubic,

al-Ahahimman.

We make our intention in these gatherings to benefit by the collection of other believers.

I was reading something by Ibn-O-Tla-A-Skandari, he says that,

al-Mugiana-Sa, Bil-Al-La al-Mugianna sah,

Bil-Ja-Lessa.

He says that Mugian-Sah, which is to become like other people.

When something, Mugian-Sa, it's something else, it's like it, it im it imitates it's similar to it. So he says al-Mugiana sa bill mugia al-Sa that the way that you can take on the qualities of someone else is that you sit in their presence.

And so it's important for us to be in these gatherings.

If the brothers in the back can come up a bit,

and these brothers move up a little bit too in Charlotte.

Jockelle-La-Claire.

It's important for us to attend these type of gatherings because it's in these gatherings that we recalibrate our hearts, we recalibrate our hearts to what

Allah Suhana Wataala wants from us.

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