Reading from the poet’s words: “And mention the hadith of Ibn Ishaq al-Radi… until his words: ‘no measuring rod, no scale, and no balance’”
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The reader: “And mention the hadith of Ibn Ishaq al-Radi *** that truthful, preserving, divine scholar
in the story of their seeking rain, seeking intercession *** with the Messenger through his generous Lord
The Chosen One considered that great and said: The cause *** of Allah, Lord of the Throne, is greater in status
Allah is above the Throne, above His heaven *** Glory to the Owner of sovereignty and dominion
And His Throne creaks from it, just as *** the rider’s saddle creaks from the swift camel
Praise be to Allah for what Ibn Ishaq met with *** from the Jahmi when he accused him of aggression
And he continues to praise him when what *** he narrates agrees with the school of the critics
How many of them have we seen like this *** so the judgment belongs to Allah, the High in status
This is the act of cheating, not cheating in *** measuring length, or in weighing, or in measuring out. "
in the story of their seeking rain, seeking intercession *** with the Messenger through his generous Lord
The Chosen One considered that great and said: The cause *** of Allah, Lord of the Throne, is greater in status
Allah is above the Throne, above His heaven *** Glory to the Owner of sovereignty and dominion
And His Throne creaks from it, just as *** the rider’s saddle creaks from the swift camel
Praise be to Allah for what Ibn Ishaq met with *** from the Jahmi when he accused him of aggression
And he continues to praise him when what *** he narrates agrees with the school of the critics
How many of them have we seen like this *** so the judgment belongs to Allah, the High in status
This is the act of cheating, not cheating in *** measuring length, or in weighing, or in measuring out. "