A reading from the words of the poet: A chapter on the document of Paradise that is signed for its owner... to the end of it.
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The reader: "A chapter on the document of Paradise that is signed for its owner
This, and whoever enters is not entering *** except by the signature of the Most Merciful
And likewise, two famous signatures are written for the young man for his entry ***
One of them is after death and the presentation of the *** servants to the Judge
So the Lord of the Throne, Exalted is His Majesty, *** says to the scribes who are the owners of the register
This name is written in the register, that is the re *** gister".
The Shaykh : That is the re.
The reader: Did you hear?
The Shaykh : That is the register, meaning you have arrived before.
The reader: "This name is written in the register".
The Shaykh : It is written, that is the re.
The reader: "This name is written in the register, that is the re *** gister of the Gardens, adjacent to the Bestower of Grace
The register of 'Ilyun, the people of the Qur' *** an and the Sunnah of the one sent with the Qur'an
So when he reaches the bridge on the Day of Gathering, he is *** given a second written permission to enter
Its title is: This book is from my *** ".
The Shaykh : This book is from my *** glory
The reader: This book?
The Shaykh : Yes, what is it with this book.
The reader: This book?
The Shaykh : Yes, this is a book.
The reader: "Its title is: This book is from *** "
The Shaykh : No, no, go on. From my *** glory
The reader: "Its title is: This book is from my *** glory, merciful to so-and-so, son of so-and-so".
The Shaykh : To so-and-so, son of so-and-so.
The reader: "Its title is: This book is from my *** glory, merciful to so-and-so, son of so-and-so".
The Shaykh : Wait, wait, "In" with a kasrah on the 'ayn or a dammah? Inwan or Unwan?
The reader: Inwan.
The Shaykh : Yes.
The reader: "Its title is: This book is from my *** glory, merciful to so-and-so, son of so-and-so
So let them enter the Garden of Refuge which I *** have prepared, but the fruits are far off"
The Shaykh : But the fruits are far off.
The reader: "So let them enter the Garden of Refuge which I *** have prepared, but the fruits are far off
And this, his name was written when he was in the *** wombs before the birth of man
Nay, before that, and it is the time of the two grasps, *** both of them"
The Shaykh : The grasps, stopping on the dhad.
The reader: "Nay, before that, and it is the time of the".
The Shaykh : Yes? "Nay, before that, and it is the time of the two grasps, *** both of them, the two grasps", and you stop on the yaa after the dhad.
The reader: "Nay, before that, and it is the time of the two grasps, *** both of them for justice and excellence".
The Shaykh : This is the best reading I have heard, yet it is not correct.
Listen, "Nay, before that, and it is the time of the two grasps, *** both of them", meaning on the yaa.
The reader: The two grasps, both of them?
The Shaykh : Yes, yes, the yaa is the one in the middle of the verse.
The reader: ... both of them.
The Shaykh : Yes, yes, the two grasps, do you have the two grasps?
The reader: ...
The Shaykh : Okay, the yaa in the two grasps is the one in the middle of the verse.
The reader: "Nay, before that, and it is the time of the grasps *** both of them
Nay, before that, and it is the time of the two grasps, *** both of them for justice and excellence"
The Shaykh : And what follows it: "And He is the One who unifies, the One who glorifies, the One who magnifies, *** the Praiseworthy, and the One who sent down the Qur'an". Yes.
The reader: "Glory be to the One of dominion, sovereignty, and *** majesty, honor, and glorification
And Allah is the Greatest, Knower of secrets and *** open things, and of moments with the eyelids
And praise be to Allah, the Hearing of all *** voices, from secret and from open
And He is the One who unifies, the One who glorifies, the One who magnifies, *** the Praiseworthy, and the One who sent down the Qur'an
And the command is from before and after Him, *** Glory be to You, O Allah, Owner of authority".
The Shaykh : Glory be to Allah and praise be to Him.
This, and whoever enters is not entering *** except by the signature of the Most Merciful
And likewise, two famous signatures are written for the young man for his entry ***
One of them is after death and the presentation of the *** servants to the Judge
So the Lord of the Throne, Exalted is His Majesty, *** says to the scribes who are the owners of the register
This name is written in the register, that is the re *** gister".
The Shaykh : That is the re.
The reader: Did you hear?
The Shaykh : That is the register, meaning you have arrived before.
The reader: "This name is written in the register".
The Shaykh : It is written, that is the re.
The reader: "This name is written in the register, that is the re *** gister of the Gardens, adjacent to the Bestower of Grace
The register of 'Ilyun, the people of the Qur' *** an and the Sunnah of the one sent with the Qur'an
So when he reaches the bridge on the Day of Gathering, he is *** given a second written permission to enter
Its title is: This book is from my *** ".
The Shaykh : This book is from my *** glory
The reader: This book?
The Shaykh : Yes, what is it with this book.
The reader: This book?
The Shaykh : Yes, this is a book.
The reader: "Its title is: This book is from *** "
The Shaykh : No, no, go on. From my *** glory
The reader: "Its title is: This book is from my *** glory, merciful to so-and-so, son of so-and-so".
The Shaykh : To so-and-so, son of so-and-so.
The reader: "Its title is: This book is from my *** glory, merciful to so-and-so, son of so-and-so".
The Shaykh : Wait, wait, "In" with a kasrah on the 'ayn or a dammah? Inwan or Unwan?
The reader: Inwan.
The Shaykh : Yes.
The reader: "Its title is: This book is from my *** glory, merciful to so-and-so, son of so-and-so
So let them enter the Garden of Refuge which I *** have prepared, but the fruits are far off"
The Shaykh : But the fruits are far off.
The reader: "So let them enter the Garden of Refuge which I *** have prepared, but the fruits are far off
And this, his name was written when he was in the *** wombs before the birth of man
Nay, before that, and it is the time of the two grasps, *** both of them"
The Shaykh : The grasps, stopping on the dhad.
The reader: "Nay, before that, and it is the time of the".
The Shaykh : Yes? "Nay, before that, and it is the time of the two grasps, *** both of them, the two grasps", and you stop on the yaa after the dhad.
The reader: "Nay, before that, and it is the time of the two grasps, *** both of them for justice and excellence".
The Shaykh : This is the best reading I have heard, yet it is not correct.
Listen, "Nay, before that, and it is the time of the two grasps, *** both of them", meaning on the yaa.
The reader: The two grasps, both of them?
The Shaykh : Yes, yes, the yaa is the one in the middle of the verse.
The reader: ... both of them.
The Shaykh : Yes, yes, the two grasps, do you have the two grasps?
The reader: ...
The Shaykh : Okay, the yaa in the two grasps is the one in the middle of the verse.
The reader: "Nay, before that, and it is the time of the grasps *** both of them
Nay, before that, and it is the time of the two grasps, *** both of them for justice and excellence"
The Shaykh : And what follows it: "And He is the One who unifies, the One who glorifies, the One who magnifies, *** the Praiseworthy, and the One who sent down the Qur'an". Yes.
The reader: "Glory be to the One of dominion, sovereignty, and *** majesty, honor, and glorification
And Allah is the Greatest, Knower of secrets and *** open things, and of moments with the eyelids
And praise be to Allah, the Hearing of all *** voices, from secret and from open
And He is the One who unifies, the One who glorifies, the One who magnifies, *** the Praiseworthy, and the One who sent down the Qur'an
And the command is from before and after Him, *** Glory be to You, O Allah, Owner of authority".
The Shaykh : Glory be to Allah and praise be to Him.