(Continuation of the discussion on the description of the two gardens in Surat al-Rahman) And if you reflect on the context, you will find it *** shining forth for one who has eyes. Glory to the One whose hands planted the garden
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The Shaykh : He said:
"And if you reflect on the context, you will find it *** shining forth for one who has eyes
Glory to the One whose hands planted the garden of *** al-Firdaus when the construction was completed
And His hands also perfected its construction *** so Blessed is Allah, the Most Exalted, in His manifestation"
Or "al-A'zam" with an open alif, as a state of being.
"It is among the gardens as Adam is among the humans, *** and the preference of both is for the sake of this matter"
It is al-Firdaus among the gardens as Adam is among the humans, meaning: that Allah created al-Firdaus with His hands and Allah created Adam with His hands.
"And the preference of both *** is for the sake of this matter" What is this matter? That Allah created them with His hands.
"And if you reflect on the context, you will find it *** shining forth for one who has eyes
Glory to the One whose hands planted the garden of *** al-Firdaus when the construction was completed
And His hands also perfected its construction *** so Blessed is Allah, the Most Exalted, in His manifestation"
Or "al-A'zam" with an open alif, as a state of being.
"It is among the gardens as Adam is among the humans, *** and the preference of both is for the sake of this matter"
It is al-Firdaus among the gardens as Adam is among the humans, meaning: that Allah created al-Firdaus with His hands and Allah created Adam with His hands.
"And the preference of both *** is for the sake of this matter" What is this matter? That Allah created them with His hands.