The Meaning of the Poet's Statement: "And they ruled upon the compound with the ruling that *** they ruled with for the singular, the one, in ignorance and causing ignorance, and deception and confu***sion and promotion upon"

The Shaykh :"And they ruled upon the compound with the ruling that *** they ruled with for the singular, the one,
in their ignorance and causing ignorance" to others "and deception and confu***sion and promotion upon the blind"
Because when they come with this path, they confuse the blind person. For example, they say: "Is not the Throne a name for the throne of the king?" We say, yes, it is a name for the throne of the vines and grapes. We say, yes, it is a name for the throne of Bilqis. Yes, it is a name for the ceiling on the pillars. Yes. So, what is intended by the Throne upon which Allah rose? What do we say to him? We say that the possibilities we mentioned are only for the Throne when it is singular. But when it is connected to a context, or when it comes in a compound context, then this context specifies the intended meaning. So, His saying, Exalted is He: The Throne here does not admit these meanings I mentioned; it only indicates a specific Throne belonging to Allah, Mighty and Majestic, alone. Not the throne of Bilqis, nor the throne of the vines, nor the ceiling of the house, but rather the Throne of Allah, Exalted is He. And what specified it? The context. But they come to the common people and their young men and say, "The Throne has several meanings, so which meaning do you want?" We say this possibility is only when it is singular. But when it is combined, when words are joined together, the intended meaning is specified by the context.