Commentary on the poet's statement: "Allah is more knowledgeable than all the messengers, and the T***ah, the Gospel, and the Qur'an, so ask them by questioning the books that*** they brought regarding"
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The Shaykh :"Allah is more knowledgeable" means: Do you think these people
"Allah is more knowledgeable than all the messengers *** and the T***ah, the Gospel, and the Qur'an"
This is a rhetorical question for the purpose of denial, meaning do not think that they are more knowledgeable about these things.
"So ask them by questioning the books that *** they brought regarding knowledge of this matter"
Ask them? How can we ask them when they have died? He says: by questioning their books, because the book expresses what is in the writer's mind. He says: "Ask them".
"Allah is more knowledgeable than all the messengers *** and the T***ah, the Gospel, and the Qur'an"
This is a rhetorical question for the purpose of denial, meaning do not think that they are more knowledgeable about these things.
"So ask them by questioning the books that *** they brought regarding knowledge of this matter"
Ask them? How can we ask them when they have died? He says: by questioning their books, because the book expresses what is in the writer's mind. He says: "Ask them".