Commentary on the poet's saying: O the ruin of the orchard from its woodcutters *** There is no orchard after this woodcutter

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The Shaykh :"O the ruin of the orchard from its woodcutters *** There is no orchard after this woodcutter"
Correct. Is there an orchard after this woodcutter who uproots the planting from its root? Never.
"In his heart is hatred for the orchard *** So he is tasked with cutting it down in every season"
And so it is with the people of innovation; in their hearts is hatred for the Sunnah, which is like an orchard with its fruits and lush trees. They have hatred in their hearts and wish to uproot it from its root, while they claim that they only want to reform.

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