Commentary on the poet's saying: "And there every rider knows what is beneath him *** And there the heads of the two companions are struck"
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The Shaykh :"And there every rider knows what is beneath him *** And there the heads of the two companions are struck"
There, the rider knows what is beneath him: is it a mount, or is it a beast of burden that achieves the purpose, or is it not so? Yes.
"And there every soul learns what is with it *** of profits and losses"
[Ali 'Imran 3:30].
There, the rider knows what is beneath him: is it a mount, or is it a beast of burden that achieves the purpose, or is it not so? Yes.
"And there every soul learns what is with it *** of profits and losses"