(The Mu'attilah interpreting their scholars' words literally and interpreting the texts of the Book and the Sunnah) The scholars' words are forbidden to interpret*** because their intent is explanation and clarification, so if
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The scholars' words are forbidden to interpret*** because their intent is explanation and clarification
So if we interpret them, it is invalid***ation of what they intended without proof"
They say that if we interpret the words of the scholars, it would be invalidation of what they intended without proof, but as for the Book and the Sunnah, it is obligatory to interpret them without proof as well. Glory be to Allah.
"So let their texts pass according to their apparent meanings*** and let them be understood according to the truth for clarification"
They say that the obligation regarding the words of our scholars is to let them pass according to their apparent meanings, that we do not subject them to interpretation, and that we understand them according to the truth.
The scholars' words are forbidden to interpret*** because their intent is explanation and clarification
So if we interpret them, it is invalid***ation of what they intended without proof"
They say that if we interpret the words of the scholars, it would be invalidation of what they intended without proof, but as for the Book and the Sunnah, it is obligatory to interpret them without proof as well. Glory be to Allah.
"So let their texts pass according to their apparent meanings*** and let them be understood according to the truth for clarification"
They say that the obligation regarding the words of our scholars is to let them pass according to their apparent meanings, that we do not subject them to interpretation, and that we understand them according to the truth.