The meaning of the poet's statement: "For it is not conceivable after this except that He*** has dwelt in it, and it is like the bodies, and the Spirit is the One whose is the Majesty of His Glory*** has dwelt in it, just as the Christian claims"
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The Shaykh :
"For it is not conceivable after this***" "For it is not conceivable after this except that He*** has dwelt in it, and it is like the bodies"
"And the Spirit is the One whose is the Majesty of His Glory*** has dwelt in it, just as the Christian claims"
This means that if we say that He is not above, nor below, nor to the right, nor to the left, it necessitates that He is dwelling in creation. Thus, creation is in the position of the body, and the Creator is in the position of the spirit, "just as the Christian claims"
What did the Christian say? He said that God dwelt in 'Isa. He said that God dwelt in 'Isa, and may Allah be sought refuge from that. They made 'Isa a body and made God a spirit. Yes.
"For it is not conceivable after this***" "For it is not conceivable after this except that He*** has dwelt in it, and it is like the bodies"
"And the Spirit is the One whose is the Majesty of His Glory*** has dwelt in it, just as the Christian claims"
This means that if we say that He is not above, nor below, nor to the right, nor to the left, it necessitates that He is dwelling in creation. Thus, creation is in the position of the body, and the Creator is in the position of the spirit, "just as the Christian claims"
What did the Christian say? He said that God dwelt in 'Isa. He said that God dwelt in 'Isa, and may Allah be sought refuge from that. They made 'Isa a body and made God a spirit. Yes.