(Explanation that denying the divine attributes is a cause for the destruction of faith) One who knows this, a scholar versed in the sources of *** opinions, is well-versed in this matter. And by Allah, if you had looked closely, you would have seen *** this and something greater.
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The Shaykh : He says:
"One who knows this, a scholar versed in the sources of *** opinions, is well-versed in this matter"
This means that the scholar who is versed in the sources of opinions knows that denying the divine attributes is a cause for the destruction of faith. Even if a superficial person does not know this, the deep scholar—'Abdullah—the deep scholar knows that denying the divine attributes is the destruction of faith.
"And by Allah, if you had looked closely, you would have seen *** this and something greater than it, seen with the eye.
But a veil is over those eyes; *** what can the eye-doctor do for the blind?"
The answer is that there is no remedy for him. Allah knows best.
"One who knows this, a scholar versed in the sources of *** opinions, is well-versed in this matter"
This means that the scholar who is versed in the sources of opinions knows that denying the divine attributes is a cause for the destruction of faith. Even if a superficial person does not know this, the deep scholar—'Abdullah—the deep scholar knows that denying the divine attributes is the destruction of faith.
"And by Allah, if you had looked closely, you would have seen *** this and something greater than it, seen with the eye.
But a veil is over those eyes; *** what can the eye-doctor do for the blind?"
The answer is that there is no remedy for him. Allah knows best.