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

Minhajul Abidin by Sheikh Mikhail Ahmed Smith.

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Sainam al-Aikam or al-Ahmat-O-Lah.

Bismulah you al-Him al-Lilah, was Sala to a salam al-Arasuilah. Allah. So inshala today we're going to be talking about Allah Akaba to Sabia.

The seventh hurdle that he

he mentions in his book that you all the 5th century that he mentions in his book that y'all have been going

through here Minhajal Abidin.

And this was the last book that Imamal Ghazali,

Rachm Allahuja Allah wrote in his life,

the last book that is properly attributed to him, and this seventh hurdle that he mentions

here is also the very last turtle that he mentions.

He says, this is the finality of this study and this discussion,

this understanding of how we can reach Paradise and what are the things that we need to be mindful of,

cautious about, careful in regards to, on our path to Paradise.

And before we get into it and Imam al-azali, Rahmala, he's dissected the conversation really profoundly.

And I'll try not to, you know, get into the weeds too much and make it too technical, but I wanted to start off with just

a little exercise and just to conceptualize what we're going to be talking about here today. So if you have a friend or

even a family member and they come into town and you loaned them your car.

You're like you're here for a few days, you got a lot of things to take care of around town. I don't want you to have to be

waiting for rides. I don't want you to have to Uber around. So just take my car. And three days

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