The intent is that the Essence, the Attributes, and the *** Actions are not negated by this babbling. Exalt Him as you wish, for the matter is not in the *** Names, but in the intent and meanings. How much
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The Shaykh :"The intent is that the Essence, the Attributes, and the *** Actions are not negated by this babbling"
He spoke the truth, may Allah have mercy on him. He means that the Essence of Allah, His Attributes, and His Actions are not negated by such babbling. This babbling cannot deceive anyone except a person who has no intellect or thought.
"Exalt Him as you wish, for the matter is not in the *** Names, but in the intent and meanings.
How much have you used the term "body" and "ascribing a body to Allah" as a means of denial of the divine attributes and disbelief"
"You used" means you made the term "body" an affirmation or a negation, and the term "ascribing a body to Allah" an affirmation or a negation. You made it a means for denial of the divine attributes and disbelief.
The difference between "body" and "ascribing a body to Allah" is apparent. A body is separate from the speaker. Ascribing a body to Allah is the statement of the speaker, where he says with his tongue and believes in his heart that Allah has a body. And a body is a separate thing. Yes.
He spoke the truth, may Allah have mercy on him. He means that the Essence of Allah, His Attributes, and His Actions are not negated by such babbling. This babbling cannot deceive anyone except a person who has no intellect or thought.
"Exalt Him as you wish, for the matter is not in the *** Names, but in the intent and meanings.
How much have you used the term "body" and "ascribing a body to Allah" as a means of denial of the divine attributes and disbelief"
"You used" means you made the term "body" an affirmation or a negation, and the term "ascribing a body to Allah" an affirmation or a negation. You made it a means for denial of the divine attributes and disbelief.
The difference between "body" and "ascribing a body to Allah" is apparent. A body is separate from the speaker. Ascribing a body to Allah is the statement of the speaker, where he says with his tongue and believes in his heart that Allah has a body. And a body is a separate thing. Yes.