The Meaning of the Poet's Saying: "It was silent, and its silence was a pardon, so *** the rules did not pardon by the expansion of the inner lining, and it included the discarding of what it considered, likewise *** in the reverse, and both matters are omitted"

The Shaykh :"It was silent, and its silence was a pardon, so" What do you have? "the rules did not pardon by the expansion of the inner lining"
It means the texts were silent about what they were silent about, and what they were silent about was a pardon. As for their rules, they were not expansive; they were not expansive, and their silence was not a pardon.
He said:
"And it included the discarding of what it considered, likewise *** in the reverse, and both matters are omitted"
It included the discarding of what it considered, meaning and the considering of what it discarded.
"And it also included conditions that were *** not prescribed by the Shari'ah without proof"
So it established conditions that were not conditions, and this is an addition to the texts.
"And it also included preventions that were *** not prevented by the Shari'ah without clarification"
It is as if the author is saying: These rules contradicted the texts in every aspect. This is the substance of the author's speech. Yes, yes.