The reality of ta'wil (figurative interpretation) means returning to the truth, not to falsehood (The Reality of Ta'wil)
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The Shaykh : He said:
"And the reality of ta'wil (figurative interpretation) means returning to the truth, not to falsehood"
As for the Jahmiyyah and others, the reality of ta'wil (figurative interpretation) for them is returning to the false meaning that contradicts the apparent meaning of the text.
"And likewise, the ta'wil (figurative interpretation) of a dream is the reality of what was seen, not distortion through lies"
Regarding the ta'wil (figurative interpretation) of a dream: when Yusuf raised his parents on the throne and they prostrated to him, what did he say? He said: This.
"And the reality of ta'wil (figurative interpretation) means returning to the truth, not to falsehood"
As for the Jahmiyyah and others, the reality of ta'wil (figurative interpretation) for them is returning to the false meaning that contradicts the apparent meaning of the text.
"And likewise, the ta'wil (figurative interpretation) of a dream is the reality of what was seen, not distortion through lies"
Regarding the ta'wil (figurative interpretation) of a dream: when Yusuf raised his parents on the throne and they prostrated to him, what did he say? He said: This.