The Meaning of the Poet’s Statement: “And likewise, the supporter of shirk (associating partners with Allah) among his followers *** are the enemies of the messengers of Allah and of faith”
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The Shaykh :“And likewise, the supporter of shirk (associating partners with Allah) among his followers *** are the enemies of the religion of Allah and of faith”
This is Nasir al-Tusi, and these names have passed before us previously.
“They supported misguidance out of the foolishness of their opinion *** and raided the armies of religion and faith” — and in one version: and the Qur’an.
“Thus, a calamity befell Islam from them *** that had never occurred in the ages past” Yes.
The student: ... .
The Shaykh :“Thus, a calamity befell Islam from them” Yes. “Thus, a calamity befell Islam from them” The best of what we have is the best, because his statement: “that had never occurred” indicates that it is the greatest.
This is Nasir al-Tusi, and these names have passed before us previously.
“They supported misguidance out of the foolishness of their opinion *** and raided the armies of religion and faith” — and in one version: and the Qur’an.
“Thus, a calamity befell Islam from them *** that had never occurred in the ages past” Yes.
The student: ... .
The Shaykh :“Thus, a calamity befell Islam from them” Yes. “Thus, a calamity befell Islam from them” The best of what we have is the best, because his statement: “that had never occurred” indicates that it is the greatest.