(The meaning of ta'wil here is interpretation) And bear witness that they interpret***; the reality of ta'wil in the Qur'an is that they are truly the people of ta'wil, which*** is meant by it
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The Shaykh :"And bear witness that they interpret***; the reality of ta'wil in the Qur'an"
The intended meaning of ta'wil here is not ta'wil as distortion; rather, it refers to interpretation that corresponds to the intent of Allah and His Messenger.
"They are truly the people of ta'wil, which*** is meant by it, not the speaker of nonsense"
The speaker of nonsense is the one who interprets with ta'wil as distortion, whereas they interpret with the ta'wil that is meant by the speech, namely: interpretation.
"And bear witness that their interpretations*** turn away from the weaker to the stronger position"
And the interpretation of the distorter is the opposite: it turns away from the stronger to the weaker position. Yes.
The intended meaning of ta'wil here is not ta'wil as distortion; rather, it refers to interpretation that corresponds to the intent of Allah and His Messenger.
"They are truly the people of ta'wil, which*** is meant by it, not the speaker of nonsense"
The speaker of nonsense is the one who interprets with ta'wil as distortion, whereas they interpret with the ta'wil that is meant by the speech, namely: interpretation.
"And bear witness that their interpretations*** turn away from the weaker to the stronger position"
And the interpretation of the distorter is the opposite: it turns away from the stronger to the weaker position. Yes.