They see that before them is the Day of Meeting *** For Allah, there are two comprehensive questions (mentioning the grammatical parsing of "two comprehensive questions" and explaining these two questions)
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The Shaykh :"They see that before them is the Day of Meeting *** For Allah, there are two comprehensive questions"
In this verse, the author adopted the language of those who always require the alif for the dual. Because his statement: "that before them" — "before them" is a preposed source of the news, and "two questions" is the deferred subject of "that," and "comprehensive" is its attribute. It is also correct to make "before" the subject, on the basis that it is not a preposition of time or place, but rather a noun for what is in front of a person, because this "before," "above," and "below" may be intended to mean the same thing, not that they are prepositions for something else. So the author followed the standard language in any case, saying:
"They see that before them is the Day" of Meeting with Allah "two comprehensive questions".
In this verse, the author adopted the language of those who always require the alif for the dual. Because his statement: "that before them" — "before them" is a preposed source of the news, and "two questions" is the deferred subject of "that," and "comprehensive" is its attribute. It is also correct to make "before" the subject, on the basis that it is not a preposition of time or place, but rather a noun for what is in front of a person, because this "before," "above," and "below" may be intended to mean the same thing, not that they are prepositions for something else. So the author followed the standard language in any case, saying:
"They see that before them is the Day" of Meeting with Allah "two comprehensive questions".