Reading from the poet's words: "And Allah has criticized the polytheists because they..." to his saying: "...this impossibility and the greatest of falsehoods"
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The reader: "And Allah has criticized the polytheists because they *** worshipped stones in satisfaction of Satan
and rebuked them for the fact that they are not creators *** nor possessors of articulate speech
so he made clear that reason and speech are from *** "
The Shaykh : the actions.
The reader: "so he made clear that action and speech are from *** their idols, without doubt, missing
and if both are missing, then what is stripped from them *** is a true God, and He is one of falsehood
and Allah is a true God forever *** are these two descriptions stripped from Him
eternally, and there is no end to their absence *** this is the impossibility and the greatest of falsehoods "
The Shaykh : This impossibility, this impossibility, I said: the impossibility?
The reader: Yes, that is right.
The Shaykh : No, the impossibility.
The reader: "eternally, and there is no end to their absence *** this is the impossibility and the greatest of falsehoods "
and rebuked them for the fact that they are not creators *** nor possessors of articulate speech
so he made clear that reason and speech are from *** "
The Shaykh : the actions.
The reader: "so he made clear that action and speech are from *** their idols, without doubt, missing
and if both are missing, then what is stripped from them *** is a true God, and He is one of falsehood
and Allah is a true God forever *** are these two descriptions stripped from Him
eternally, and there is no end to their absence *** this is the impossibility and the greatest of falsehoods "
The Shaykh : This impossibility, this impossibility, I said: the impossibility?
The reader: Yes, that is right.
The Shaykh : No, the impossibility.
The reader: "eternally, and there is no end to their absence *** this is the impossibility and the greatest of falsehoods "