The Meaning of His Statement: “So These Two Produced and This One Gave Birth”
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, what is the meaning of the statement, “So these two produced and this one gave birth”? And why is “these two” mentioned in the dual form in the first instance and in the singular in the second? “These two” refers to the leper and the bald one, and “this one” refers to the blind man. “Produced” means from the offspring, the offspring of the grazing animals, which is, or does it mean…
Answer:
…that he bred from the grazing animals, so he came to have camels and cattle that filled the valley. Yes.
Honorable Shaykh, what is the meaning of the statement, “So these two produced and this one gave birth”? And why is “these two” mentioned in the dual form in the first instance and in the singular in the second? “These two” refers to the leper and the bald one, and “this one” refers to the blind man. “Produced” means from the offspring, the offspring of the grazing animals, which is, or does it mean…
Answer:
…that he bred from the grazing animals, so he came to have camels and cattle that filled the valley. Yes.
Source
معنى ما جاء في حديث الأقرع والأعمى والأبرص " فأنتج هذان وولد هذا " — alfawzan.live
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