Reading from the words of the poet: A chapter explaining that the one who denies the divine attributes is worse than the polytheist... to his saying... a need for them throughout the ages
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The reader: "A chapter explaining that the one who denies the divine attributes is worse than the polytheist
But the brother of denial of attributes is worse than the brother of *** shirk with reason and proof
Indeed, the one who denies attributes is a denier of the Essence or *** of its perfection; these are two types of denial
Both entailing a defect in the very *** divinity, just as that defect is a deficiency
And shirk is seeking nearness, its aim being *** the Lord, the One of great status
By worshipping the created, whether stone or *** human, or grave, or idols
So shirk is exalting out of ignorance, *** comparing the Lord to rulers and sultans
They thought that the door is not entered without *** the mediation of intercessors and helpers
And that comparison, whose falsity is *** evident by human intuition, was their concern
The difference between Allah and the sultan in *** every aspect, for one who has two ears"
The Shaykh : Allah is the Greatest!
The reader: "Indeed, kings are incapable"
The Shaykh : Indeed, indeed, kings; when the lam in the news of "in" comes, it is kasrah, O Sulayman, always.
The reader: "Indeed, kings are incapable, and they have *** no knowledge of the conditions of supplication with ears
No, nor are they capable of what *** the human being needs in every time
No, and that will is not in them *** to fulfill the needs of every human being".
The Shaykh : Allah is the Greatest!
The reader: "No, nor did they encompass the caliph in mercy ***"
The Shaykh : The creation, the creation
The reader: "No, nor did they encompass the creation in mercy *** from every angle; they are the ones of deficiency
Therefore, they needed those means, *** a need for them throughout the ages".
But the brother of denial of attributes is worse than the brother of *** shirk with reason and proof
Indeed, the one who denies attributes is a denier of the Essence or *** of its perfection; these are two types of denial
Both entailing a defect in the very *** divinity, just as that defect is a deficiency
And shirk is seeking nearness, its aim being *** the Lord, the One of great status
By worshipping the created, whether stone or *** human, or grave, or idols
So shirk is exalting out of ignorance, *** comparing the Lord to rulers and sultans
They thought that the door is not entered without *** the mediation of intercessors and helpers
And that comparison, whose falsity is *** evident by human intuition, was their concern
The difference between Allah and the sultan in *** every aspect, for one who has two ears"
The Shaykh : Allah is the Greatest!
The reader: "Indeed, kings are incapable"
The Shaykh : Indeed, indeed, kings; when the lam in the news of "in" comes, it is kasrah, O Sulayman, always.
The reader: "Indeed, kings are incapable, and they have *** no knowledge of the conditions of supplication with ears
No, nor are they capable of what *** the human being needs in every time
No, and that will is not in them *** to fulfill the needs of every human being".
The Shaykh : Allah is the Greatest!
The reader: "No, nor did they encompass the caliph in mercy ***"
The Shaykh : The creation, the creation
The reader: "No, nor did they encompass the creation in mercy *** from every angle; they are the ones of deficiency
Therefore, they needed those means, *** a need for them throughout the ages".