The Meaning of the Poet's Saying: "And for that reason, they said: He never knows anything of what exists in the realities"
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The Shaykh :"And for that reason, they said: He never knows anything of what exists in the realities"
Why? Because of the principle that He is absolute existence, so He does not know anything of what exists in the realities.
"He does not know the number of the celestial bodies, nor the stars, nor those two moons,
Nor does He hear the voice of every sounding thing, no, nor does He see them with the eye of direct vision,
Nor does He know the state of man in detail, whether in obedience or disobedience."
"No, and there is no knowledge"
Why? Because of the principle that He is absolute existence, so He does not know anything of what exists in the realities.
"He does not know the number of the celestial bodies, nor the stars, nor those two moons,
Nor does He hear the voice of every sounding thing, no, nor does He see them with the eye of direct vision,
Nor does He know the state of man in detail, whether in obedience or disobedience."
"No, and there is no knowledge"