The Meaning of the Poet's Saying: This, and if the answer were the answer of one *** But the answer of the word by the scale is no, and it is not for one who has ever entered *** this context for one who has
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The Shaykh :"This, and if the answer were the answer of one ***"
Because if the answer were the answer of one, then the inquiry here would not be about the place, but rather about the essence, for example from Allah, saying "Lord of the heavens and the earth," but where is Allah? An inquiry about what? About the place? ***
But the answer of the word by the scale
"No, and it is not for one who has ever entered *** this context for one who has two ears"
When he said "Where is Allah?" and the answer was "In the sky," it is never correct for "where" here to mean "from." The inquiry is not with the word "from," and "where" cannot correctly mean "from."
Because if the answer were the answer of one, then the inquiry here would not be about the place, but rather about the essence, for example from Allah, saying "Lord of the heavens and the earth," but where is Allah? An inquiry about what? About the place? ***
But the answer of the word by the scale
"No, and it is not for one who has ever entered *** this context for one who has two ears"
When he said "Where is Allah?" and the answer was "In the sky," it is never correct for "where" here to mean "from." The inquiry is not with the word "from," and "where" cannot correctly mean "from."