A Chapter on the Origin of the Enmity Between the Affirming Monotheists and the Denying Deprivers
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The Shaykh : Then he said:
" A chapter on the origin of the enmity that exists between the affirming monotheists and the denying deniers of the divine attributes
"O my people" and "O my people"? Both forms are permissible. You may attend to the omitted word and say "O my people," or you may intend to break the connection and say "O my people."
"O my people" but what is in the Qur'an is attending to the omitted word.[As-Saf 61:5] He says:
"O my people, do you know the enmity between us *** for what reason in the days of old?" meaning, do you know what the cause of the enmity that was between us in the past was?
" A chapter on the origin of the enmity that exists between the affirming monotheists and the denying deniers of the divine attributes
"O my people" and "O my people"? Both forms are permissible. You may attend to the omitted word and say "O my people," or you may intend to break the connection and say "O my people."
"O my people" but what is in the Qur'an is attending to the omitted word.
O my people, why do you harm me
يا قوم لم تؤذونني"O my people, do you know the enmity between us *** for what reason in the days of old?" meaning, do you know what the cause of the enmity that was between us in the past was?