Asam, Rachma Tullahi Wabarakathuu. You are listening to the Kalam podcast Herdles 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.

Sainam al-Arakam, or al-Ahmahmahm.

Mahalahmahmahm. Allah. Allah al-Aihihi, what Sahibihi, what Sala,

Allahhuma, Inan-S alukahubak,

Wahubam and you habukbuk,

we'll hubbah al-a-mala,

al-a-ma al-a-ma-a-ma-a-ma al-a-ma-a-a-à-a-à-a-a-ano Ita ala to make this a gathering by which we know him better.

We ask Allah Suhano Ita ala to give us the ability to act on everything that we've learned throughout this d'ars, throughout these classes.

Imam Ghaz Ali, Rahim Allah Ta'ahl, you know, they say whenever there's a Khatam of Quran,

everybody pulls up because you get that Barakah, right?

So, al-Dah, we have a lot of people

who pulled up for the Khatam.

I mean, there's no fadahil or virtues of kata doing a khatam of

imam gazale's book but alham d'Alm d'Ali misk the last of it is the best

in shawlah and may may allow all of us to benefit from everything that

we've learned in shawlahala.

Tonight's Darce, Imam Ghazali Rahim Allah, he ends it off very powerfully.

He ends it off very strong.

Last week, we talked about a concept called Tofik.

And if you remember, Tofik was that missing element that a lot of us needed.

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