(Explanation of the people most deserving of the Qur'an and its people, namely those who prioritize the Qur'an in creed, conduct, worship, and transactions) O Lord, who are its true people so that he may see***
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The Shaykh :"O Lord, who are its true people so that he may see *** their feet upon our chins"
Is that how it is with you? Huh?
He asks Allah, saying: Who are the true people of the Qur'an, so that he may see their feet upon our chins.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : Huh?
The student: Upon our chins
The Shaykh :"So that he may see *** their feet upon our chins"
It means: If we are its people, our feet will be upon their chins. "Al-adhan" is the plural of "dhan," which is the gathering of the beard, meaning: We will be superior to them and overcome them if we are its people.
"They are its people, from whom he accepts no substitute *** so he is sufficient for them without any deficiency
And this is the evidence: "
These are the people of the Qur'an, who do not accept a substitute for it, neither in matters of creed, nor in matters of worship, nor in practical matters. Those who rule by man-made laws, such as the laws of France, England, America, or others, have accepted a substitute for the Qur'an. What is the substitute? These laws. Because the Qur'an is a guiding book in creed, conduct, worship, transactions, and everything. So whoever departs from it and accepts a substitute for it has taken a sufficient share according to his turning away from the Qur'an.
Is that how it is with you? Huh?
He asks Allah, saying: Who are the true people of the Qur'an, so that he may see their feet upon our chins.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : Huh?
The student: Upon our chins
The Shaykh :"So that he may see *** their feet upon our chins"
It means: If we are its people, our feet will be upon their chins. "Al-adhan" is the plural of "dhan," which is the gathering of the beard, meaning: We will be superior to them and overcome them if we are its people.
"They are its people, from whom he accepts no substitute *** so he is sufficient for them without any deficiency
And this is the evidence: "
These are the people of the Qur'an, who do not accept a substitute for it, neither in matters of creed, nor in matters of worship, nor in practical matters. Those who rule by man-made laws, such as the laws of France, England, America, or others, have accepted a substitute for the Qur'an. What is the substitute? These laws. Because the Qur'an is a guiding book in creed, conduct, worship, transactions, and everything. So whoever departs from it and accepts a substitute for it has taken a sufficient share according to his turning away from the Qur'an.