The Meaning of the Poet's Saying: "This is guidance from Allah to you from their misguidance *** and their misguidance lies in the logic of man"
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The Shaykh : He said: "This is guidance from Allah to you from their misguidance *** and their misguidance lies in the logic of man"
That is, in speech, because it is well known that when a person speaks, he means what he says according to what? The context, and he does not mean anything else. The context specifies the intended meaning of the speaker. As for the second copy you have, the Greek one, leave it as a second copy; it refers to the school of the philosophers who claimed to strip entities of their attributes. These people stripped words of their meanings, and those people stripped entities of their attributes.
That is, in speech, because it is well known that when a person speaks, he means what he says according to what? The context, and he does not mean anything else. The context specifies the intended meaning of the speaker. As for the second copy you have, the Greek one, leave it as a second copy; it refers to the school of the philosophers who claimed to strip entities of their attributes. These people stripped words of their meanings, and those people stripped entities of their attributes.