The meaning of the poet's saying: "None complains except the one who is incapable *** So complain to the Qur'an to be excused, then listen to what it decrees for you *** And upon you, for the truth is in the Furqan"
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The Shaykh :"None complains except the one who is incapable *** So complain" What?
The student: To be excused
The Shaykh :"*** So complain to the Qur'an to be excused, then listen ***"
This is what we read
The student: Read it, read it, Shaykh
The Shaykh :"Then listen ***"
The student: Yes.
The Shaykh :"Then listen to what it decrees for you *** And upon you"
If you complain of a matter to the Qur'an, you will know what the Qur'an decrees for you or against you
"*** For the truth is in the Furqan" Yes, here
The student: To be excused...
The Shaykh : To be excused
The student: O our people...
The Shaykh : Yes, this is in the imperative form, meaning address Allah in Islam, yes
The student: To be excused
The Shaykh :"*** So complain to the Qur'an to be excused, then listen ***"
This is what we read
The student: Read it, read it, Shaykh
The Shaykh :"Then listen ***"
The student: Yes.
The Shaykh :"Then listen to what it decrees for you *** And upon you"
If you complain of a matter to the Qur'an, you will know what the Qur'an decrees for you or against you
"*** For the truth is in the Furqan" Yes, here
The student: To be excused...
The Shaykh : To be excused
The student: O our people...
The Shaykh : Yes, this is in the imperative form, meaning address Allah in Islam, yes