The meaning of the poet's statement: "And the matter, by Allah the Mighty, increases beyond description, not hidden from the blind"
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The Shaykh :"And the matter, by Allah the Mighty, increases beyond description, not hidden from the blind"
This means that the condition of these people exceeds description, even beyond what he (may Allah have mercy on him) said.
"And when I mention Allah in tawhid (the oneness of Allah), I see their faces covered in colors"
We seek refuge in Allah[Az-Zumar 39:45]. He said:
"And when I mention Allah in tawhid (the oneness of Allah), I see their faces covered in colors
I see their faces covered in colors
Rather, they look at you with disdain, just as the male gazelles looked at the staff of the Jubbani.
This is a good simile. When you mention Allah alone, they look at you the way a male goat looks at the shepherd's staff that he uses to strike with. That is, they look with aversion, because the male goat dislikes the staff with the shepherd, fearing that he will strike it with it.
This means that the condition of these people exceeds description, even beyond what he (may Allah have mercy on him) said.
"And when I mention Allah in tawhid (the oneness of Allah), I see their faces covered in colors"
We seek refuge in Allah
And when Allah is mentioned alone, the hearts of those who do not believe in the Hereafter shrink with aversion, but when those [worshipped] other than Him are mentioned, immediately they rejoice.
وإذا ذكر الله وحده اشمأزت قلوب الذين لا يأمنون بالآخرة وإذا ذكرت الذين من دونه إذ هم يستبشرون"And when I mention Allah in tawhid (the oneness of Allah), I see their faces covered in colors
I see their faces covered in colors
Rather, they look at you with disdain, just as the male gazelles looked at the staff of the Jubbani.
This is a good simile. When you mention Allah alone, they look at you the way a male goat looks at the shepherd's staff that he uses to strike with. That is, they look with aversion, because the male goat dislikes the staff with the shepherd, fearing that he will strike it with it.