And by Allah, they did not equate them with Allah, but rather *** they increased their love for them without concealment. And by Allah, they did not become angry when the sanctity *** of their Lord was violated in secret or in public, until when it was said
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The Shaykh :"And by Allah, they did not become angry when the sanctity *** of their Lord was violated in secret or in public"
Ah? "And by Allah, they did not equate them" Yes.
"And by Allah, they did not equate them with Allah, but rather *** they increased their love for them without concealment"
Meaning, they did not love them as they loved Allah, but rather they made them more beloved to Allah[Al-Baqarah 2:165]. More beloved to Allah than these people are to Allah, or more beloved to these people than their equals are?
There are two opinions on this: some said "more beloved to Allah than these people are to their equals," and some said "more beloved to Allah than these people are to Allah," because the love of these people for Allah is a love of ..., and the love of the believers is a pure love. Yes.
"And by Allah, they did not become angry when the sanctity *** of their Lord was violated in secret or in public
Until it was said of the idol that *** they call upon, that there is no defect in it
"Ma" here means "the one who," and it is not the negation particle. Meaning, until when it was said about the idol which they call upon, which has no defect.
"So the Merciful has protected you". And regarding his saying "when it was said," the rule applies to it
"O seeker, take the benefit: what comes after 'idha' is superfluous"
The intended meaning of the speech is "until when it was said"
Ah? "And by Allah, they did not equate them" Yes.
"And by Allah, they did not equate them with Allah, but rather *** they increased their love for them without concealment"
Meaning, they did not love them as they loved Allah, but rather they made them more beloved to Allah
And [yet], among the people are those who take other than Allah as equals [to Him]. They love them as they [should] love Allah. But those who believe are stronger in love for Allah
ومن الناس من يتخذ من دون الله أندادا يحبونه كحب الله والذين آمنوا أشد حبا للهThere are two opinions on this: some said "more beloved to Allah than these people are to their equals," and some said "more beloved to Allah than these people are to Allah," because the love of these people for Allah is a love of ..., and the love of the believers is a pure love. Yes.
"And by Allah, they did not become angry when the sanctity *** of their Lord was violated in secret or in public
Until it was said of the idol that *** they call upon, that there is no defect in it
"Ma" here means "the one who," and it is not the negation particle. Meaning, until when it was said about the idol which they call upon, which has no defect.
"So the Merciful has protected you". And regarding his saying "when it was said," the rule applies to it
"O seeker, take the benefit: what comes after 'idha' is superfluous"
The intended meaning of the speech is "until when it was said"