(Attributing the doubts of the deniers of the divine attributes to the religion of Allah) They brought doubts and said that they are *** reasonable by the obviousness of their minds, each contradicting the other, and what *** is in the truth
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The Shaykh :"They brought doubts and said that they are *** reasonable"
By obviousness, by the beginning, what?
The student: By the obviousness.
The Shaykh : Huh?
The student: ...
The Shaykh :"By the obviousness of their minds".
I have a mistake.
"*** reasonable by the obviousness of their minds
Each one contradicts the other, and two differing things cannot both be true in reality.
Meaning: They brought doubts and said that they are reasonable, and that intuition points to them, but each contradicts the other. Is there anything in reason that contradicts, or in the truth that contradicts? No, there is nothing in the truth that contradicts. If what they said were true, it would not contradict. Okay.
"And they judged by them, lying against You and boldness *** from them, and they did not turn to the Qur'an"
They judged by them, meaning: by these doubts.
"Lying against You and boldness *** from them" meaning against You, "and they did not turn to the Qur'an", yes.
The student: How is the arrangement from next week, O Shaykh?
The Shaykh : Yes.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : Wait, huh?
The student: The arrangement for next week.
The Shaykh : The arrangement, if Allah wills, is next week: the first three nights.
By obviousness, by the beginning, what?
The student: By the obviousness.
The Shaykh : Huh?
The student: ...
The Shaykh :"By the obviousness of their minds".
I have a mistake.
"*** reasonable by the obviousness of their minds
Each one contradicts the other, and two differing things cannot both be true in reality.
Meaning: They brought doubts and said that they are reasonable, and that intuition points to them, but each contradicts the other. Is there anything in reason that contradicts, or in the truth that contradicts? No, there is nothing in the truth that contradicts. If what they said were true, it would not contradict. Okay.
"And they judged by them, lying against You and boldness *** from them, and they did not turn to the Qur'an"
They judged by them, meaning: by these doubts.
"Lying against You and boldness *** from them" meaning against You, "and they did not turn to the Qur'an", yes.
The student: How is the arrangement from next week, O Shaykh?
The Shaykh : Yes.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : Wait, huh?
The student: The arrangement for next week.
The Shaykh : The arrangement, if Allah wills, is next week: the first three nights.