(A Fifth Example of the State of This World) Or like wishes, pleasant is their mention*** by speech and their presence in the hearts, and they are delusion, the capital of the bank***rupts, those who traded without prices
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The Shaykh :"Or like wishes, pleasant is their mention*** by speech and their presence in the hearts"
That is, by the heart. Wishes, longing—this is also something a person thinks about sometimes. He says, "I will do this, I will become such and such. Yes, I will succeed, then I will take the tenth rank, and after that I will become a teacher. If he loves the judiciary, he will become a judge, or he will become a minister. Yes, and so on." And I told you a story that someone told me about...
remains as it is. So this world is like this. Therefore he said:
"Or like wishes, pleasant is their mention*** by speech and their presence"
It is permissible with the nominative case and permissible with the genitive case.
"in the hearts" means by the heart.
"And they are delusion, the capital of the bank***rupts, those who traded without prices"
This proverb is well known to us, but even in the author's time, we have a proverb that says: "Longing is the capital of the bankrupts". Longing is the capital of the bankrupts. So this author, may Allah have mercy on him, says:
"And they are delusion, the capital of the bank***rupts, those who traded without prices"
That is, by the heart. Wishes, longing—this is also something a person thinks about sometimes. He says, "I will do this, I will become such and such. Yes, I will succeed, then I will take the tenth rank, and after that I will become a teacher. If he loves the judiciary, he will become a judge, or he will become a minister. Yes, and so on." And I told you a story that someone told me about...
remains as it is. So this world is like this. Therefore he said:
"Or like wishes, pleasant is their mention*** by speech and their presence"
It is permissible with the nominative case and permissible with the genitive case.
"in the hearts" means by the heart.
"And they are delusion, the capital of the bank***rupts, those who traded without prices"
This proverb is well known to us, but even in the author's time, we have a proverb that says: "Longing is the capital of the bankrupts". Longing is the capital of the bankrupts. So this author, may Allah have mercy on him, says:
"And they are delusion, the capital of the bank***rupts, those who traded without prices"