And its fruits, what is in them of pits, like the like of water jars, so exalted is the One of pure goodness (the meaning of pits and water jars)
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The Shaykh :"And its fruits, what is in them of pits, like the like of water jars, so exalted is the One of pure goodness"
Allah is the Greatest! Its fruits have no pits, the pits are here? The pits, and the people of Yemen?
The student: The pits.
The Shaykh : The pits? Yes, indeed, and in the Qasim dialect.
The student: No, the people of Yemen say: pits.
The Shaykh : Pits, very well. As for in Qasim, they call them 'abass, and we do not know if this is a general language or not, yes, very well.
He said: "And its fruits, what is in them of pits, like the like of water jars"
Water jars are a jar in which water is placed, but it is a large jar called among us "al-zayr", I do not know if it is a general language or does it differ?
The student : General.
The Shaykh : General? Al-zayr is large.
The student: Made of clay.
The Shaykh : Huh?
The student: Made of clay.
The Shaykh : Yes, made of clay, these are its fruits. If you imagined these fruits now, you would say this is large and the soul does not enjoy it, but if a person is sixty cubits in height and seven cubits in width, would this fruit be appropriate or not appropriate? It would be appropriate, without a doubt. Then, on the assumption that we suppose that someone from Paradise does not mean to enjoy seeing something or tasting it, it will transform into what he enjoys.
Allah the Exalted said:[Az-Zukhruf 43:71].
Allah is the Greatest! Its fruits have no pits, the pits are here? The pits, and the people of Yemen?
The student: The pits.
The Shaykh : The pits? Yes, indeed, and in the Qasim dialect.
The student: No, the people of Yemen say: pits.
The Shaykh : Pits, very well. As for in Qasim, they call them 'abass, and we do not know if this is a general language or not, yes, very well.
He said: "And its fruits, what is in them of pits, like the like of water jars"
Water jars are a jar in which water is placed, but it is a large jar called among us "al-zayr", I do not know if it is a general language or does it differ?
The student : General.
The Shaykh : General? Al-zayr is large.
The student: Made of clay.
The Shaykh : Huh?
The student: Made of clay.
The Shaykh : Yes, made of clay, these are its fruits. If you imagined these fruits now, you would say this is large and the soul does not enjoy it, but if a person is sixty cubits in height and seven cubits in width, would this fruit be appropriate or not appropriate? It would be appropriate, without a doubt. Then, on the assumption that we suppose that someone from Paradise does not mean to enjoy seeing something or tasting it, it will transform into what he enjoys.
Allah the Exalted said: