(Explanation that the one who denies the attributes is a polytheist with respect to the oneness of Allah in knowledge, and the disbeliever in Allah is a polytheist with respect to the oneness of Allah in intention) So the one who denies the attributes is one who associates partners with Allah, and so *** the one who associates partners with Allah is one who denies the attributes of the Most Merciful
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The Shaykh : He said:
"So the one who denies the attributes is one who associates partners with Allah, and so *** the one who associates partners with Allah is one who denies the attributes of the Most Merciful"
The one who associates partners with Allah in the worship that entails the sincerity of worship is a mushrik (one who associates partners with Allah), and the one who denies the attributes of the Most Merciful that are contained in Surat al-Ikhlas is also a mushrik (one who associates partners with Allah).
The one who denies the attributes is a polytheist in what? In the oneness of Allah in knowledge, and the one who worships other than Allah is a polytheist in the oneness of Allah in intention, yes.
"So he is one who denies the attributes of the Most Merciful
Or some of the attributes of perfection for Him. So *** affirm this and do not hasten to denial"
The summary of the chapter is clear: that denying the attributes necessitates associating partners with Allah, so denying the attributes and associating partners with Allah are concomitant. Whoever associates partners with Allah is one who denies His oneness, and whoever denies His attributes is a polytheist, yes.
"So the one who denies the attributes is one who associates partners with Allah, and so *** the one who associates partners with Allah is one who denies the attributes of the Most Merciful"
The one who associates partners with Allah in the worship that entails the sincerity of worship
Say: O you disbelievers!
قل يا أيها الكافرونThe one who denies the attributes is a polytheist in what? In the oneness of Allah in knowledge, and the one who worships other than Allah is a polytheist in the oneness of Allah in intention, yes.
"So he is one who denies the attributes of the Most Merciful
Or some of the attributes of perfection for Him. So *** affirm this and do not hasten to denial"
The summary of the chapter is clear: that denying the attributes necessitates associating partners with Allah, so denying the attributes and associating partners with Allah are concomitant. Whoever associates partners with Allah is one who denies His oneness, and whoever denies His attributes is a polytheist, yes.