Reading from the words of the compiler: A chapter on the tongue of the people of Paradise... to the end of it.
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The reader: "A chapter on the tongue of the people of Paradise".
The Shaykh : The disagreement is simple; it is not a problem, yes.
The reader: "And indeed, a report has come that their tongue *** is the best tongue in the Arabic language.
But there is a consideration in its chain, for in *** it there are two narrators, and they are not two who are established."
The Shaykh : Established.
The reader: Established?
The Shaykh : Yes.
The reader: "But there is a consideration in its chain, for in *** it there are two narrators, and they are not two who are established.
I mean al-'Ala' is the son of 'Amr, then Yahya al-Ashe'ri, and these two are accused."
The Shaykh : Al-Ashe'ri.
The reader: Al-Ashe'ri?
The Shaykh : Yes.
The reader: "I mean al-'Ala' is the son of 'Amr, then Yahya al-Ashe'ri, and these two are accused.".
The Shaykh : The disagreement is simple; it is not a problem, yes.
The reader: "And indeed, a report has come that their tongue *** is the best tongue in the Arabic language.
But there is a consideration in its chain, for in *** it there are two narrators, and they are not two who are established."
The Shaykh : Established.
The reader: Established?
The Shaykh : Yes.
The reader: "But there is a consideration in its chain, for in *** it there are two narrators, and they are not two who are established.
I mean al-'Ala' is the son of 'Amr, then Yahya al-Ashe'ri, and these two are accused."
The Shaykh : Al-Ashe'ri.
The reader: Al-Ashe'ri?
The Shaykh : Yes.
The reader: "I mean al-'Ala' is the son of 'Amr, then Yahya al-Ashe'ri, and these two are accused.".