His speech regarding the text when it contradicts him*** is in the category of repelling the aggressive attacker*** so that the text is defended from its meaning*** lest it prevail when the two armies meet
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The Shaykh :"His speech regarding the text when it contradicts him***"
Meaning, when the text contradicts him.
"*** is in the category of repelling the aggressive attacker"
And for this reason, you will find that he sometimes adheres to things he does not adhere to when there is leeway. That is, in some debates, when people bring him the texts and say, "Your statement implies such and such," he adheres to it, even though when there is leeway, yes, he does not adhere to this thing. But in cases of necessity and debate, he may adhere to this thing. So you will find that he confronts the texts when they contradict him and defends them as one repels an aggressive attacker, yes.
"So the intention" for him is "to defend the text from its meaning*** lest it prevail when the two armies meet"
Meaning, when the text contradicts him.
"*** is in the category of repelling the aggressive attacker"
And for this reason, you will find that he sometimes adheres to things he does not adhere to when there is leeway. That is, in some debates, when people bring him the texts and say, "Your statement implies such and such," he adheres to it, even though when there is leeway, yes, he does not adhere to this thing. But in cases of necessity and debate, he may adhere to this thing. So you will find that he confronts the texts when they contradict him and defends them as one repels an aggressive attacker, yes.
"So the intention" for him is "to defend the text from its meaning*** lest it prevail when the two armies meet"