(The meaning of the pavilions, their description, their beauty, and what is in them) In them are pavilions whose doors are of*** gold and pearls, adorned with coral, and their tents are pitched in their meadows***
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The Shaykh : And their tents "In them are pavilions whose doors are of*** gold and pearls, adorned with coral" "Pavilions" is the plural of "pavilion." They have doors of gold, pearls, and coral. A person cannot imagine such beauty, no matter how strong his imagination is; he cannot.
"And their tents are pitched in their meadows*** and on the banks of the flowing rivers" This means that the tents are in the meadows and on the banks of the flowing rivers.
"There is nothing in the tents but those who, if they faced*** the two luminaries, you would say they are eclipsed" Allahu Akbar! Women who, if they faced the sun and the moon, you would say the sun and the moon are eclipsed by their light and radiance—may Allah make me and you among them.
"For Allah are those tents, how many*** attachments and sorrows they hold for the heart"
"And their tents are pitched in their meadows*** and on the banks of the flowing rivers" This means that the tents are in the meadows and on the banks of the flowing rivers.
"There is nothing in the tents but those who, if they faced*** the two luminaries, you would say they are eclipsed" Allahu Akbar! Women who, if they faced the sun and the moon, you would say the sun and the moon are eclipsed by their light and radiance—may Allah make me and you among them.
"For Allah are those tents, how many*** attachments and sorrows they hold for the heart"