The commentator's phrase: "Then the Qur'an proceeds"
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Question:
The questioner says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. Some people, when they are interpreting the Qur'an, finish interpreting a verse and want to move on to interpreting the verse that follows, say, "Then the Qur'an proceeds in establishing this issue." What is the ruling on saying "Then the Qur'an proceeds"?
Answer:
There is nothing wrong with that, because this is a form of expression. It means the verses proceed, or the context proceeds—the context of the verses. This is a permissible expression, and there is nothing wrong with it, if Allah wills.
The questioner says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. Some people, when they are interpreting the Qur'an, finish interpreting a verse and want to move on to interpreting the verse that follows, say, "Then the Qur'an proceeds in establishing this issue." What is the ruling on saying "Then the Qur'an proceeds"?
Answer:
There is nothing wrong with that, because this is a form of expression. It means the verses proceed, or the context proceeds—the context of the verses. This is a permissible expression, and there is nothing wrong with it, if Allah wills.
Source
الفوزان -أشرطة- شرح زاد المستقنع مع الأسئلة - 050-كتاب البيوع - 17-7-23 هـ — archive.org (1:22:57)
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