The Meaning of the Poet’s Statement: “So the report from him is accepted, and the statement from *** the one free from error is with us not a matter of two opinions, and the opposite is the case with others in both matters, O *** one who is guided, are the two reports equal?”
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The Shaykh :“So the report from him is accepted, and the statement from *** the one free from error is with us not a matter of two opinions”
The report from the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) is accepted, and his statement? He is free from error; with us, there is no disagreement on this. As for anyone other than the Messenger, the opposite is the case.
“And the opposite is the case with others in both matters” The report is not accepted, and lying or error is not something from which he is free. Yes.
“In both matters, O one who is guided, are the two reports equal?” The answer is that they are not equal.
The report from the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) is accepted, and his statement? He is free from error; with us, there is no disagreement on this. As for anyone other than the Messenger, the opposite is the case.
“And the opposite is the case with others in both matters” The report is not accepted, and lying or error is not something from which he is free. Yes.
“In both matters, O one who is guided, are the two reports equal?” The answer is that they are not equal.