The meaning of the poet's statement: "And with that, they truly declared in their books *** And they are the great leaders of disbelief"
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The Shaykh :"And with that, they truly declared in their books *** And they are the great leaders of disbelief"
What a wretched greatness! They are indeed great, but they are the great ones of evil, for they are the leaders of disbelief.
"They are not the effeminate of existence, so they do not incline toward *** disbelief or toward faith"
"They are not the effeminate ***"
By "effeminate," he means those who are neither male nor female, which is known among jurists as the hermaphrodite.
And his statement: "They are not the effeminate of existence" seems to refer to what will come to us regarding the tawhid of the Jahmiyyah, who took from both this and that and became wavering, not
"not inclining toward *** disbelief or toward faith"
And here the nun is dropped in "yanhazaw" (they incline), and its original form is "yanhazun" (they incline) for the sake of
The student: the meter
The Shaykh : the necessity of the poetry
What a wretched greatness! They are indeed great, but they are the great ones of evil, for they are the leaders of disbelief.
"They are not the effeminate of existence, so they do not incline toward *** disbelief or toward faith"
"They are not the effeminate ***"
By "effeminate," he means those who are neither male nor female, which is known among jurists as the hermaphrodite.
And his statement: "They are not the effeminate of existence" seems to refer to what will come to us regarding the tawhid of the Jahmiyyah, who took from both this and that and became wavering, not
"not inclining toward *** disbelief or toward faith"
And here the nun is dropped in "yanhazaw" (they incline), and its original form is "yanhazun" (they incline) for the sake of
The student: the meter
The Shaykh : the necessity of the poetry