(The Reality of Disbelief and Its Danger) And hold your tongue for a moment from its disbelief*** until you confront it without aggression, and if you do, he has the like of it*** so the final call of the knights
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The Shaykh :"And hold your tongue for a moment from its disbelief*** until you confront it without aggression"
This means hold your tongue; do not rush when you see in it what you do not approve of and declare its author a disbeliever, as is the case with the people of innovation who declare disbelievers those who oppose them.
"Until you confront it" means until it is possible for you to confront it and invalidate what is in it without aggression.
"And if you do, he has the like of it*** so the final call of the knights"
"If you do" means if you sit in this assembly to judge it, then he has the like of it. With whom? It appears to be with its author, meaning that we have the like of it by which we clarify the truth.
"*** so the final call of the knights" What is the meaning of "nizal"? "Nizal" is a noun of command from "nuzul" (descending), and it is a word by which knights call one another in battle. This is the final call of the knights. So at first there is a chase, the knights pursue one another, and at the end he says "nizal." Yes, it means descend, for the battle has arrived. Just as these two eyes are blinded, and "greater" we read
"greater" in the accusative case, meaning and it is blinded with a greater blindness.
This means hold your tongue; do not rush when you see in it what you do not approve of and declare its author a disbeliever, as is the case with the people of innovation who declare disbelievers those who oppose them.
"Until you confront it" means until it is possible for you to confront it and invalidate what is in it without aggression.
"And if you do, he has the like of it*** so the final call of the knights"
"If you do" means if you sit in this assembly to judge it, then he has the like of it. With whom? It appears to be with its author, meaning that we have the like of it by which we clarify the truth.
"*** so the final call of the knights" What is the meaning of "nizal"? "Nizal" is a noun of command from "nuzul" (descending), and it is a word by which knights call one another in battle. This is the final call of the knights. So at first there is a chase, the knights pursue one another, and at the end he says "nizal." Yes, it means descend, for the battle has arrived. Just as these two eyes are blinded, and "greater" we read
"greater" in the accusative case, meaning and it is blinded with a greater blindness.