(Explanation that among Allah's guidance for the servant is making clear to him the path of the Sunnah and the revelation) A fire is the clear light, and it was not*** to be seen except by one who has two eyes
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The Shaykh :"A fire is the clear light"
It means: It is a fire, but in reality it is a clear light.
"And it was not ***"
What?
The student: To see it.
The Shaykh :"And it was not *** to be seen except by one who has two eyes
Two veils, polished by the rod of the two revelations, not *** by the rods of opinions and nonsense.
He said (may Allah have mercy on him): The signs of the Sunnah are not seen except by one who has two eyes kohl-rubbed with the kohl of the Sunnah, not with the kohl of ravings and idle talk. He is referring to what the righteous Salaf (may Allah have mercy on them) were upon, and what these deniers of the divine attributes are upon.
"So he rolled up his sleeves toward it, not turning away *** neither from his left nor his right"
This is the guidance from Allah (Mighty and Majestic) that Allah opens for the person the light of knowledge and faith so that he may walk behind it, and among abandonment is that He closes this upon him so that he does not understand or know. Yes.
It means: It is a fire, but in reality it is a clear light.
"And it was not ***"
What?
The student: To see it.
The Shaykh :"And it was not *** to be seen except by one who has two eyes
Two veils, polished by the rod of the two revelations, not *** by the rods of opinions and nonsense.
He said (may Allah have mercy on him): The signs of the Sunnah are not seen except by one who has two eyes kohl-rubbed with the kohl of the Sunnah, not with the kohl of ravings and idle talk. He is referring to what the righteous Salaf (may Allah have mercy on them) were upon, and what these deniers of the divine attributes are upon.
"So he rolled up his sleeves toward it, not turning away *** neither from his left nor his right"
This is the guidance from Allah (Mighty and Majestic) that Allah opens for the person the light of knowledge and faith so that he may walk behind it, and among abandonment is that He closes this upon him so that he does not understand or know. Yes.