Also, his saying, "I have made a pilgrimage to you, a pilgrimage of longings, not what obligates Islam," the phrase "not what obligates Islam" may lead the listener to imagine that it is more grand or greater than the argument for Islam.
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The questioner : And also, the end of his speech or expression in his saying, "I have made a pilgrimage to you, a pilgrimage of longings, not what obligates Islam," the phrase "not what obligates Islam" may lead the listener to imagine that it is more grand or greater than the argument for Islam as well.
The Shaykh : Yes, it may convey that.
The questioner : Even if he does not intend that.
The Shaykh : Perhaps he means that by "pilgrimage" here, I did not mean the religious pilgrimage.
The questioner : Yes, yes.
The Shaykh : Rather, it is the pilgrimage in the general linguistic sense.
The questioner : But it must be ... ..
The Shaykh : In any case, this speech is not appropriate.
The questioner : You have done well, may Allah reward you with good.
This message was sent by one of the brothers residing in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and I believe in Jeddah.
The Shaykh : Yes, it may convey that.
The questioner : Even if he does not intend that.
The Shaykh : Perhaps he means that by "pilgrimage" here, I did not mean the religious pilgrimage.
The questioner : Yes, yes.
The Shaykh : Rather, it is the pilgrimage in the general linguistic sense.
The questioner : But it must be ... ..
The Shaykh : In any case, this speech is not appropriate.
The questioner : You have done well, may Allah reward you with good.
This message was sent by one of the brothers residing in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and I believe in Jeddah.