The Meaning of the Poet's Saying: So come, and by your rights, we will judge you by *** the two texts from revelation and from the Qur'an, and there it will be known which of our two parties is truly upon *** disbelief or upon faith
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The Shaykh :"So come, and by your rights, we will judge you by *** the two texts from revelation and from the Qur'an
And there it will be known which of our two parties is truly upon *** disbelief or upon faith
So let your declaration of disbelief be a blessing for you, for the one whom the two texts have judged *** to be a Muslim and a believer"
This is a form of mockery of them.
"So let your declaration of disbelief be a blessing for you" means: May you have well-being, "for the one whom the two texts have judged *** to be a Muslim and a believer"
The two texts are the subject of "judged," meaning: the one whom the two texts have judged to be a believer and a Muslim, while you declare him a disbeliever.
And there it will be known which of our two parties is truly upon *** disbelief or upon faith
So let your declaration of disbelief be a blessing for you, for the one whom the two texts have judged *** to be a Muslim and a believer"
This is a form of mockery of them.
"So let your declaration of disbelief be a blessing for you" means: May you have well-being, "for the one whom the two texts have judged *** to be a Muslim and a believer"
The two texts are the subject of "judged," meaning: the one whom the two texts have judged to be a believer and a Muslim, while you declare him a disbeliever.