The Meaning of the Poet's Saying: "Truly, upon the Lord of all creation, by their intellects *** Glory be to You, O Allah, You who are the Glorified"
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The Shaykh :"Truly, upon the Lord of all creation, by their intellects *** Glory be to You, O Allah, You who are the Glorified"
If they had said, "By Allah, it is obligatory to do what is best according to wisdom, not according to what our intellects impose," we would have said that is correct. But if they say, "According to the intellect, this is the best, so it is obligatory for Allah to do it," then there is no doubt that this is a false statement. Yes.
If they had said, "By Allah, it is obligatory to do what is best according to wisdom, not according to what our intellects impose," we would have said that is correct. But if they say, "According to the intellect, this is the best, so it is obligatory for Allah to do it," then there is no doubt that this is a false statement. Yes.