The Response to the People of Innovation in Their Distortion of the Saying of Allah the Exalted: (And your Lord has come)

[The Response to the People of Innovation in Their Distortion of the Saying of Allah the Exalted: (And your Lord has come)]

We have a teacher of Arabic language who says: As for the saying of Allah, Glorified and Exalted is He: [al-Fajr:22] Linguistically, it is permissible for us to say: (The command of your Lord has come) We do not intend this as a creed, but rather to clarify the modifier and the modified, so what is your opinion on this?

Our saying: This is an error on his part,So if you say that the meaning is: [al-Fajr:22] Linguistically, it means: The command of your Lord has come, so he has lied about the language; because the language assigns the ruling of the actor to the action,So if "came" in the language means: "So-and-so has come," meaning that he himself has come,Likewise, when He, the Exalted, said about Himself: [al-Fajr:22] So the meaning is: He Himself has come,And the meaning is not: His command has come, and whoever claims otherwise has lied about the Arabic language, and it is not permissible to approve of it. And what I know from Imam Muhammad ibn Saud University is that this which Ibn Aqil (may Allah have mercy on him), who explained the Alfiyyah, established, the professors commented on it or pointed out that they should clarify that this is an error.