Reading and commentary on the poet’s saying: This, and the short ones are not like the one who became *** short, so they are two types

The reader: " This, and the short ones are not like the one who became *** short, so they are two types
O you who are free of the gaze ".

The Shaykh : Good. His saying: " like the one who became short " refers to? The other two gardens , and in the first two gardens he said: , so the short ones are not like the short ones, and this is correct, so they are two types: a short type, and a short type. Yes.
The reader: " O you who are free of the gaze, tormented in those *** who were stripped of beauty and of excellence
Do not curse you ".

The Shaykh : Good. His saying: " in those " means those who, and the intended meaning is the women of this world.
" in those *** who were stripped of beauty and of excellence "
His saying: " of beauty " means: in consideration of the women of Paradise, because the beauty of the women of this world, however much it is, is not attributed at all to the beauty of the women of Paradise. And so is excellence, excellence in women is little, and if she does good for a day, she does evil for an age, yes, this is the common thing with them, and for this the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) ordered us to be patient with women, and he said: . But the author, we hear now.
" O you who are free "
The reader: Shall I repeat it?

The Shaykh : Yes.