(Discussion of the attributes of hearing and sight for Allah) And His hearing is all-encompassing, and no sound is hidden from Him, whether far or near, and He is the All-Seeing who sees the crawling of the ant
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The Shaykh : Then the author (may Allah have mercy on him) said: "And His hearing is all-encompassing, and the sounds ***" meaning it encompasses them, "no *** sound is hidden from Him, whether far or near"
"And He is the All-Seeing who sees the crawling of the black *** ant under the rock and the flint"
The crawling of the black ant in the dark night under the rock, He (Mighty and Majestic) sees it
And this is among the most hidden of things, and yet it does not escape Him (Glorified and Exalted is He)
"And He sees the flow of nourishment in its limbs *** and He sees the whiteness" of its "*** sinews of its veins with the naked eye"
"And He sees the flow of nourishment in its limbs, and He sees the sinews of its veins with the naked eye
And He sees the treachery of the eyes in their glance, and likewise the fluttering of the eyelids"
So nothing is hidden from Him, and these verses were taken by the author from the saying of the poet:
"O You who sees the extension of the mosquito's wing *** in the darkness of the pitch-black night
And sees the sinews of its veins in its neck *** and the marrow in those slender bones
Grant me a repentance that erases *** what was from me in the first time"
Yes
The student: In the Shaykh's copy, it is in white ink
The Shaykh : In our copy, it is in white ink, but "sinews" is better, yes
"And He is the All-Seeing who sees the crawling of the black *** ant under the rock and the flint"
The crawling of the black ant in the dark night under the rock, He (Mighty and Majestic) sees it
And this is among the most hidden of things, and yet it does not escape Him (Glorified and Exalted is He)
"And He sees the flow of nourishment in its limbs *** and He sees the whiteness" of its "*** sinews of its veins with the naked eye"
"And He sees the flow of nourishment in its limbs, and He sees the sinews of its veins with the naked eye
And He sees the treachery of the eyes in their glance, and likewise the fluttering of the eyelids"
So nothing is hidden from Him, and these verses were taken by the author from the saying of the poet:
"O You who sees the extension of the mosquito's wing *** in the darkness of the pitch-black night
And sees the sinews of its veins in its neck *** and the marrow in those slender bones
Grant me a repentance that erases *** what was from me in the first time"
Yes
The student: In the Shaykh's copy, it is in white ink
The Shaykh : In our copy, it is in white ink, but "sinews" is better, yes