And your soldiers are between a liar, the Dajjal, a swindler, and one who spreads slander (The reality of the soldiers of the people of innovation)
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The Shaykh :"And your soldiers are between a liar, the Dajjal, a swindler, and one who spreads slander"
? And a swindler.
The student: ... .
The Shaykh : How do you stand... what?
The student: ... .
The Shaykh : Okay, okay, it doesn't matter, he says:
"And your soldiers are between a liar, the Dajjal, a swindler, and one who spreads slander"
Whoever is described with these characteristics is closer to being abandoned than to victory. "Kadhab" is the intensive form of lying, which is reporting the opposite of reality.
And "Dajjal" is the intensive form of deception, which is camouflage and trickery.
And "Muhattal" means one who has a trick; he uses his trick to catch people after he has deceived them.
And "one who spreads slander" means one who lies. It appears that this is from the category of listing synonyms, like the saying of the poet:
"So he found her words to be lies and falsehood"
And "min" is lying.
? And a swindler.
The student: ... .
The Shaykh : How do you stand... what?
The student: ... .
The Shaykh : Okay, okay, it doesn't matter, he says:
"And your soldiers are between a liar, the Dajjal, a swindler, and one who spreads slander"
Whoever is described with these characteristics is closer to being abandoned than to victory. "Kadhab" is the intensive form of lying, which is reporting the opposite of reality.
And "Dajjal" is the intensive form of deception, which is camouflage and trickery.
And "Muhattal" means one who has a trick; he uses his trick to catch people after he has deceived them.
And "one who spreads slander" means one who lies. It appears that this is from the category of listing synonyms, like the saying of the poet:
"So he found her words to be lies and falsehood"
And "min" is lying.