The Meaning of the Poet's Statement: "And he says, 'Where is Allah?' meaning 'From whom?' *** And by Allah, the two words are not the same, nor are their meanings, in language or in the Shari'ah, nor..."
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The Shaykh :"And he says, 'Where is Allah?' meaning 'From whom?' "***
How does "Where is Allah" mean "From whom"? They claim that the meaning of the Messenger's statement "Where is Allah" is "From whom is Allah." How can one ask "From whom is Allah" when he says "Where"?
"*** And by Allah, the two words are not the same" He is truthful; there is a difference between them.
"Nor are their meanings the same, in language or in the Shari'ah, nor"
What about "*** nor for any human being"
They are distinct in both word and meaning. The summary of this section is that among the proofs of the exaltation of Allah is that the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) asked and it was said, "In the sky." He was also asked So the wording is clear that Allah the Exalted is above everything with His essence. Yes.
How does "Where is Allah" mean "From whom"? They claim that the meaning of the Messenger's statement "Where is Allah" is "From whom is Allah." How can one ask "From whom is Allah" when he says "Where"?
"*** And by Allah, the two words are not the same" He is truthful; there is a difference between them.
"Nor are their meanings the same, in language or in the Shari'ah, nor"
What about "*** nor for any human being"
They are distinct in both word and meaning. The summary of this section is that among the proofs of the exaltation of Allah is that the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) asked
