(Discussion of endowments for schools, the meaning of laws, and the implementation of man-made laws) And he came to the endowments of the people of religion, saying: *** Tell them the action of one
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The Shaykh :"And he came to the endowments of the people of religion *** and transferred them to them, the action of one full of malice"
The endowments are the endowments of the Muslims that were established for religious schools where the knowledge of hadith, Islamic jurisprudence, and grammar is taught. He took these endowments and spent them on schools where the knowledge of philosophy is taught.
"And he sought to transfer the allusions that *** are for Ibn Sina to the place of the Criterion"
He sought to make this book, the book of Allusions by Ibn Sina, the place of the Qur'an, and to displace the Qur'an. It is well known that tyrants desire this. He says:
"And he sought to replace the Shari'ah *** with the laws that were with the Greeks"
Nawamis means systems, and in our current custom they are called laws. That is, he sought to abolish the Shari'ah and replace it with man-made law. This is a reality in our time, with many examples. In many Islamic countries where the call to prayer is proclaimed and their constitution designates them as Islamic states, man-made laws have replaced the rulings of the Shari'ah. The rulings of the Shari'ah have been removed from them and laws have taken their place. So we ask Allah to save the Muslims from these people and their like.
The endowments are the endowments of the Muslims that were established for religious schools where the knowledge of hadith, Islamic jurisprudence, and grammar is taught. He took these endowments and spent them on schools where the knowledge of philosophy is taught.
"And he sought to transfer the allusions that *** are for Ibn Sina to the place of the Criterion"
He sought to make this book, the book of Allusions by Ibn Sina, the place of the Qur'an, and to displace the Qur'an. It is well known that tyrants desire this. He says:
"And he sought to replace the Shari'ah *** with the laws that were with the Greeks"
Nawamis means systems, and in our current custom they are called laws. That is, he sought to abolish the Shari'ah and replace it with man-made law. This is a reality in our time, with many examples. In many Islamic countries where the call to prayer is proclaimed and their constitution designates them as Islamic states, man-made laws have replaced the rulings of the Shari'ah. The rulings of the Shari'ah have been removed from them and laws have taken their place. So we ask Allah to save the Muslims from these people and their like.