The meaning of the poet's statement: "For when the Trumpet is blown, no one *** shall remain alive on earth, by proof"
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The Shaykh :"For when the Trumpet is blown, no one *** shall remain alive on earth, by proof"
The evidence is[Az-Zumar 39:68]
"So do the messengers die or do they remain when *** the people die? Or do you have two opinions?"
May Allah reward him, he has put them in a difficult position. He says: Do the messengers die or do they remain when the people die? If you say the messengers die, how many times have they died?
The questioner : Three.
The Shaykh : Three times. If you say they remain, we ask: Where is the evidence? Or do you have two opinions on this: one saying they remain and one saying they die? And so, when a person is cornered, he gives two opinions on the issue to be at ease. Yes.
The evidence is
and whoever is in the heavens and whoever is on the earth will fall dead except whom Allah wills
فصعق من في السماوات ومن في الأرض إلا من شاء الله"So do the messengers die or do they remain when *** the people die? Or do you have two opinions?"
May Allah reward him, he has put them in a difficult position. He says: Do the messengers die or do they remain when the people die? If you say the messengers die, how many times have they died?
The questioner : Three.
The Shaykh : Three times. If you say they remain, we ask: Where is the evidence? Or do you have two opinions on this: one saying they remain and one saying they die? And so, when a person is cornered, he gives two opinions on the issue to be at ease. Yes.