• [Introduction]

  • In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Praise be to God who overwhelms His servants with His subtleties and fills their hearts with the lights and duties of religion.

  • He who descended from the Throne of Majesty to the nearest heaven, as one of the manifestations of His mercy, and parted ways with

  • kings, while being unique in Majesty and Pride, by encouraging creation to ask and pray, so He said: Is there any caller so that I may answer

  • him? And is there any seeker of forgiveness so that I may forgive him? And He differed from sultans by opening the door and lifting the veil,

  • so He permitted the servants to commune through prayers, regardless of the states they might be in, whether in groups or in seclusion. And He did not limit Himself

  • to permission, but rather showed kindness through encouragement and invitation. While other weak kings do not permit seclusion except after offering a gift

  • or a bribe. So glory be to Him, how great is His stature, how powerful His authority, how complete His kindness, and how encompassing

  • His favor. And blessings upon Muhammad, His chosen Prophet and elected friend, and upon his family and companions,

  • the keys to guidance and the lamps in the darkness, and may He grant them abundant peace. To proceed: prayer is the pillar of

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Lesson 10 of 13 · Imam Ghazali

The Secrets of Prayer from Ihya' Ulum al-Din - Imam al-Ghazali

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