(The Asha'irah's denial of Allah's elevation and the clarification that a person's confession against himself is called testimony, with evidence) Who is the one who says, above the Throne of the Lord*** Ta-Ha, not a single letter from the Qur'an
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The Shaykh :"Who is the one who says, above the Throne of the Lord*** Ta-Ha, not a single letter from the Qur'an"
Why? They deny the elevation; they deny that Allah spoke the Qur'an that we recite, and that this constitutes the speech of Allah.
"And indeed you have testified that this is your saying*** and Allah testifies with the people of faith"
"You have testified" means you have confessed that this is your saying. A person's confession against himself is called testimony. Allah the Exalted said:[An-Nisa 4:135].
"Oh, mercy upon you, you have deprived yourselves of your share*** - of all knowledge and of all faith - of all knowledge and of all faith"
He spoke the truth, may Allah have mercy on him. For this statement they made is ignorance and far from faith. To believe that Allah is above the Throne and that He speaks with audible speech, with letters and sound, and that this speech was heard and brought down by Jibril to the heart of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him)—this is our faith. They have deprived themselves of all of this and do not affirm it.
Why? They deny the elevation; they deny that Allah spoke the Qur'an that we recite, and that this constitutes the speech of Allah.
"And indeed you have testified that this is your saying*** and Allah testifies with the people of faith"
"You have testified" means you have confessed that this is your saying. A person's confession against himself is called testimony. Allah the Exalted said:
O you who have believed, be persistently standing firm in justice, witnesses for Allah, even if it be against yourselves
يا أيها الذين آمنوا كونوا قوامين بالقسط شهداء لله ولو على أنفسكم"Oh, mercy upon you, you have deprived yourselves of your share*** - of all knowledge and of all faith - of all knowledge and of all faith"
He spoke the truth, may Allah have mercy on him. For this statement they made is ignorance and far from faith. To believe that Allah is above the Throne and that He speaks with audible speech, with letters and sound, and that this speech was heard and brought down by Jibril to the heart of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him)—this is our faith. They have deprived themselves of all of this and do not affirm it.