Speaking about the story of Dawud (peace be upon him), and the explanation includes the following

The Shaykh : On this night, we had previously promised you that we would speak about the story of a prophet of the prophets, about whom the Jews fabricated lies. How easy it is for the Jews to lie and betray; they are people of treachery, people of betrayal, and people of slander. Therefore, their evil is not to be feared except by their destruction. We ask Allah the Exalted to humiliate them, cause them to fail, and suppress their state, for He is capable of all things. Which prophet is this?
The student: Musa...

The Shaykh : Listen, Allah Mighty and Majestic said: It is Dawud. They do not acknowledge his prophethood or his messengership, but in their view, he is a king. The interrogative here is for the sake of excitement; for excitement means it excites you to listen to this news. The disputants means the opponents, when they climbed over the mihrab. The mihrab is the place of prayer, not the arch of the qiblah as some ignorant people imagine. Some ignorant people say the mihrab is the arch of the qiblah that is placed in the qiblah as a marker for it.