The meaning of the poet's statement: "And the light is veiled, so neither this nor *** that sees it from the darkness"
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The Shaykh :"And the light is veiled, so neither this nor *** that sees it from the darkness"
Yes, the light is veiled from whom? From both categories. So neither this one nor that one sees the darkness. And his saying: "from the darkness"
The "min" in "from the darkness" is for the cause, meaning that neither this one nor that one sees because of the darkness that surrounds them. Yes.
Yes, the light is veiled from whom? From both categories. So neither this one nor that one sees the darkness. And his saying: "from the darkness"
The "min" in "from the darkness" is for the cause, meaning that neither this one nor that one sees because of the darkness that surrounds them. Yes.