Regarding the book "Iqtida' al-Sirat al-Mustaqim," did you study it in its entirety? And how was your teaching of it?
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Al-Hawini: If you could spare some time, because time is... tight for us, I mean, could you spare even ten more minutes?
The Shaykh: More.
Al-Hawini: Regarding... "al-Sirat al-Mustaqim," did you actually study it?
The Shaykh: I studied from it, I don't think all of it, I mean.
Al-Hawini: Yes, ...?
The Shaykh: No, it was not simplified like "Zad al-Ma'ad," but the problem is that I started out without prior experience and without a guide, as you can see the reason, so perhaps my teaching was not based on a precise scientific methodology, which is usually required between shaykhs or between professors; because this was a specific individual effort that did not benefit at all from the experiences of others, that is what it is.
The Shaykh: More.
Al-Hawini: Regarding... "al-Sirat al-Mustaqim," did you actually study it?
The Shaykh: I studied from it, I don't think all of it, I mean.
Al-Hawini: Yes, ...?
The Shaykh: No, it was not simplified like "Zad al-Ma'ad," but the problem is that I started out without prior experience and without a guide, as you can see the reason, so perhaps my teaching was not based on a precise scientific methodology, which is usually required between shaykhs or between professors; because this was a specific individual effort that did not benefit at all from the experiences of others, that is what it is.
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