After the author (may Allah have mercy on him) established many chapters explaining that every deed a Muslim performs is a charity for him

The Shaykh: After the author (may Allah have mercy on him) established many chapters explaining that every deed a Muslim performs is a charity for him, he began establishing new chapters in which he cites specific hadiths to explain the virtues of certain specific deeds. He said in the chapter after the one hundred and thirteenth: "The chapter on removing harm." He narrated with his authentic chain from Abu Burzah al-Aslami, who said: I said, "O Messenger of Allah, direct me to a deed that will put me into Paradise." He said: "Remove harm from the path of the people . This means to remove, in both weight and meaning. Harm is anything that harms people on the path, whether it is something that obstructs travel in light of the current situation. For example, we observe that some car owners park their cars across the road, thereby obstructing traffic. This is not permissible. It is obligatory that a Muslim not obstruct the road. Rather, this hadith commands that one should remove anything that obstructs travel on the path, even if it is simple things like the things people trip over on the path, such as thorns, stones, banana peels, and the like of what harms people. The Messenger (peace be upon him) pointed to this when he said: