Introduction

The seventh verse of Surat al-Hamd, ir al-ladhna anamta alayhim ghayri al-maghbi alayhim wa l al-lln, stands as a radiant gem in the crown of the Holy Quran. It connects the Straight Path to those individuals who have been endowed with Divine favours. This verse, examined in the ninety-third session of the exegetical lectures SH), opens a window into a deeper understanding of Divine guidance, particularly focusing on the identity of those who are anamta alayhim and offering a critique of traditional exegetical methodologies. This article, using a scholarly and systematic approach, refines the content of the lecture into a form suitable for academic environments. By integrating supplementary analyses, it explains the semantic, theological, and mystical dimensions of this blessed verse. The structure includes titled sections and subheadings, each addressing specific aspects of the verse, and culminates in clear conclusions and a coherent synthesis. The aim is to present a comprehensive and precise interpretation that conveys all original concepts with elevated language suitable for an educated audience.