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The questioner : It seems to me, my Shaykh, that there is a word here where they say, in the course of their talk, that he mentions the story of a Muslim state called Arkan.

The Shaykh: Yes.

The questioner : I do not know it except.

The Shaykh : Are you publishing the picture you have?

The questioner: Yes.

The Shaykh : The map.

The questioner : So here he says ... He said, after speaking about its tragedy and the groans of the tortured and the prisoners, and as every story is full of the tales of our bad times, is it permissible to describe the time as bad?

The Shaykh : There is no objection.

The questioner : There is no harm.

The Shaykh : No, this is like "Spring has caused the herbs to grow and ..." there is no harm in it, and even if the poet says:
"We blame our times, but the fault is in us *** And our times have no fault but us."

The questioner : As for cursing the times, is there any connection between this and cursing the times?

The Shaykh : Cursing the times, is this here an insult or a description of the times?

The questioner : A description, yes, "our bad times." Well, how is it, my Shaykh, what is the interpretation of "our bad times"?

The Shaykh : The people of our times, like: .

The questioner : And ask the village, yes, may Allah honor you.