(Exalting the status of the Messenger of Allah and his words, and presenting the sayings of the scholars to the sayings of the Messenger; if they agree, they are accepted, and if not, they are rejected) The status of the Messenger of Allah with you is alone***
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The Shaykh : He says:
"The status of the Messenger of Allah is alone" Yes.
"The status of the Messenger of Allah with you is alone *** and the word from Him to you is clear, and the word from Him to you is clear"
This means make the status of the Messenger alone in your estimation, and make His speech clear, meaning eloquent and distinct, so that you take hold of its meaning.
"What do you see as a specific obligation upon you*** if you possess intellect and faith?
Present what they said to His sayings*** or the reverse of that, for these are the two matters"
To the end of it, meaning do you see it as obligatory upon you to present what they said to the sayings of the Messenger, or to present the sayings of the Messenger to what they said? What is the obligation? To present the sayings of the Messenger to what they said is the first option. Present what they said to His sayings. Present what they said to His sayings, or the reverse of that, present what they said to their sayings. The first, the first is to present their sayings to the sayings of the Messenger. If they agree, they are accepted, and if not, they are rejected. Yes, he says:
"Present what they said to His sayings*** or the reverse of that, for these are the two matters.
It is the parting of the ways between our path*** and the path of the people of deviation and aggression"
We present the saying of anyone other than the Messenger to the saying of the Messenger, and they present the saying of the Messenger to the saying of anyone other than the Messenger. This is the parting of the ways, and the truth is with the one who presents the sayings of the people to the sayings of the Messenger.
"The status of the sayings of all the servants*** is nothing" as if they did not... anything good. To what do I return? He said: "And return to the beginning of faith"
Meaning the source of faith, which is the speech of the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him).
"The status of the Messenger of Allah is alone" Yes.
"The status of the Messenger of Allah with you is alone *** and the word from Him to you is clear, and the word from Him to you is clear"
This means make the status of the Messenger alone in your estimation, and make His speech clear, meaning eloquent and distinct, so that you take hold of its meaning.
"What do you see as a specific obligation upon you*** if you possess intellect and faith?
Present what they said to His sayings*** or the reverse of that, for these are the two matters"
To the end of it, meaning do you see it as obligatory upon you to present what they said to the sayings of the Messenger, or to present the sayings of the Messenger to what they said? What is the obligation? To present the sayings of the Messenger to what they said is the first option. Present what they said to His sayings. Present what they said to His sayings, or the reverse of that, present what they said to their sayings. The first, the first is to present their sayings to the sayings of the Messenger. If they agree, they are accepted, and if not, they are rejected. Yes, he says:
"Present what they said to His sayings*** or the reverse of that, for these are the two matters.
It is the parting of the ways between our path*** and the path of the people of deviation and aggression"
We present the saying of anyone other than the Messenger to the saying of the Messenger, and they present the saying of the Messenger to the saying of anyone other than the Messenger. This is the parting of the ways, and the truth is with the one who presents the sayings of the people to the sayings of the Messenger.
"The status of the sayings of all the servants*** is nothing" as if they did not... anything good. To what do I return? He said: "And return to the beginning of faith"
Meaning the source of faith, which is the speech of the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him).