And the difference between the two calls is very apparent*** to one who has ears (why did he say ears and not eyes?) A clear, manifest difference that does not hide*** its clarification
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The Shaykh : The difference is clear and manifest between the call of the Messenger and the call of the deniers of the divine attributes, and for this reason he said:
"And the difference between the two calls is very apparent***"
"Very" is a noun whose agent is omitted, meaning: I find the matter very [distinct], and "distinct" is the opposite of "joking."
"*** to one who has ears"
He said "to one who has ears" because, may Allah have mercy on him, he would present the difference, and it was expected that he would say "to one who has eyes," but since he was going to present the difference, he asked us to listen, so he said:
"*** to one who has ears
A clear, manifest distinction that does not remain hidden *** its clarification is hidden only from the blind.
Then he clarified the aspect of the difference.
"And the difference between the two calls is very apparent***"
"Very" is a noun whose agent is omitted, meaning: I find the matter very [distinct], and "distinct" is the opposite of "joking."
"*** to one who has ears"
He said "to one who has ears" because, may Allah have mercy on him, he would present the difference, and it was expected that he would say "to one who has eyes," but since he was going to present the difference, he asked us to listen, so he said:
"*** to one who has ears
A clear, manifest distinction that does not remain hidden *** its clarification is hidden only from the blind.
Then he clarified the aspect of the difference.