Exegesis of the saying of Allah the Exalted: (Or do they say, [He is] a poet, and we wait for him a misfortune of fate)

Exegesis of the saying of Allah the Exalted: (Or do they say, [He is] a poet, and we wait for him a misfortune of fate)]

Then Allah the Exalted said: [Surat al-Tur: 30] Meaning: Rather, do they say, and (am) here is called by grammarians disconnected, not conjunctive; because (bal) comes as conjunctive and comes as disconnected, so here it came as disconnected,and the implied meaning is: Rather, do they say, [He is] a poet, and the question is for rebuke and denial of them,And his statement: [Surat al-Tur: 30] (The poet) : is the one who brings forth rhymed speech, and his poetry sometimes contains wisdom,And for this reason it came in the hadith: (Indeed, some eloquence is sorcery, and some poetry is wisdom) So they say: Muhammad is a poet.
[Surat al-Tur: 30] Meaning: We wait for him, [Surat al-Tur: 30] Meaning: The events of time and its blows, so he perishes as the poets before him perished and he will have no effect. Look, -seeking refuge in Allah- how they await the death of the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him),They say: This is a poet of the same kind as the poets, who perishes and his affair ends.

And his statement: [Surat al-Tur: 30] It was said: The fate is time,And it was said that the fate is: death, and they are concomitant, and the intended meaning is the destructive, annihilating events of time.