The Meaning of the Poet's Saying: This and their statement is contrary to sense *** and reason, transmission, and proof, while it is also contrary to the primordial fitrah (the innate natural disposition) and the Sunnah of our Lord, the Most Merciful
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The Shaykh : The author (may Allah have mercy on him) says:
"This and their statement is contrary to sense *** and reason, transmission, and proof"
By "their statement," he means that the evidence of the Book and the Sunnah is based on probability (zanni), and that these are also apparent meanings that do not yield certainty. He says: This statement of theirs is contrary to sense, reason, transmission, and proof.
"While it is also contrary to the primordial fitrah (the innate natural disposition) *** and the Sunnah of our Lord, the Most Merciful"
It is contrary to reason, transmission, and fitrah (the innate natural disposition).
"This and their statement is contrary to sense *** and reason, transmission, and proof"
By "their statement," he means that the evidence of the Book and the Sunnah is based on probability (zanni), and that these are also apparent meanings that do not yield certainty. He says: This statement of theirs is contrary to sense, reason, transmission, and proof.
"While it is also contrary to the primordial fitrah (the innate natural disposition) *** and the Sunnah of our Lord, the Most Merciful"
It is contrary to reason, transmission, and fitrah (the innate natural disposition).