The Meaning of the Poet's Saying: "And by Allah, we did not lie to them, for we *** and they are disputants before the Most Merciful, and there the atheists will be disgraced, and whoever denies *** atheism will be rewarded, then with forgiveness"
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The Shaykh : The author (may Allah have mercy on him) said:
"And by Allah, we did not lie to them, and by Allah, we did not lie to them, for we *** and they are disputants before the Most Merciful"
The author swore that he did not lie to these people in that they advise one another with what we mentioned, namely that the matter is metaphorical. If the metaphor is not possible?
The student: ...
The Shaykh : No, if the metaphor is not possible, then these are speculative proofs that do not yield certainty. If that is not possible for you, then prioritize this. Here is the rule we established, which is prioritizing reason over transmission. So the ranks are three.
"And there the atheists will be disgraced, and whoever denies *** atheism will be rewarded, then with forgiveness"
So be patient a little... Yes.
The student: ... .
The Shaykh : Disgraced, yes, you read... Yes.
"And by Allah, we did not lie to them, and by Allah, we did not lie to them, for we *** and they are disputants before the Most Merciful"
The author swore that he did not lie to these people in that they advise one another with what we mentioned, namely that the matter is metaphorical. If the metaphor is not possible?
The student: ...
The Shaykh : No, if the metaphor is not possible, then these are speculative proofs that do not yield certainty. If that is not possible for you, then prioritize this. Here is the rule we established, which is prioritizing reason over transmission. So the ranks are three.
"And there the atheists will be disgraced, and whoever denies *** atheism will be rewarded, then with forgiveness"
So be patient a little... Yes.
The student: ... .
The Shaykh : Disgraced, yes, you read... Yes.