The Meaning of the Poet's Saying: "They rode the default rulings and claimed them as their excuse, *** and they traveled, yet they did not turn toward Nu'man"
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The Shaykh :"They rode the default rulings and claimed them as their excuse, *** and they traveled, yet they did not turn toward Nu'man"
This means that they did not care about what was behind them, but rather they only looked at what was in front of them. So, they rode the default rulings (plural of 'azimah) and claimed them as their excuse, meaning they were on their backs, and they traveled, yet they did not turn toward Nu'man, meaning toward their homeland.
This means that they did not care about what was behind them, but rather they only looked at what was in front of them. So, they rode the default rulings (plural of 'azimah) and claimed them as their excuse, meaning they were on their backs, and they traveled, yet they did not turn toward Nu'man, meaning toward their homeland.