Commentary on the poet’s saying: “So ask the stranger who has been wronged about what he encounters among enemies without reckoning, now that the distance has grown and the era has lengthened…”
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The Shaykh :“So ask the stranger who has been wronged”
The stranger is the one who has no one with him, and the one who has been wronged is the one who has been oppressed.
“about what he encounters among enemies without reckoning”
“‘Adan” is the plural of “‘aduww” (enemy).
“without reckoning
Now that the distance has grown and the era has lengthened, which is the cause of excellence in conduct”
The distance has grown and the era has lengthened, meaning the era between him and the era of the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him), because the closer the era is to the time of the Message, the stronger the faith and the more sound the Islam; and the further people are from the era of the Message, the opposite is the case. Yes.
The stranger is the one who has no one with him, and the one who has been wronged is the one who has been oppressed.
“about what he encounters among enemies without reckoning”
“‘Adan” is the plural of “‘aduww” (enemy).
“without reckoning
Now that the distance has grown and the era has lengthened, which is the cause of excellence in conduct”
The distance has grown and the era has lengthened, meaning the era between him and the era of the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him), because the closer the era is to the time of the Message, the stronger the faith and the more sound the Islam; and the further people are from the era of the Message, the opposite is the case. Yes.