Inquiry and suggestion from the students regarding the lesson
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The student: Sometimes, O Shaykh, we took up the benefits before the exam in tafsir... In the previous lesson, [Al-Baqarah 2:10] we did not interpret it and started with the benefits?The Shaykh : Is that correct? The student: And today as well, [Al-Baqarah 2:15] [Al-Baqarah 2:15] you did not interpret this and started...?
The Shaykh : No, no, we interpreted it? We did not interpret the mockery, correct, we did not interpret the mockery, but the mockery is known, what is it? No, we said that its meaning is that they wander in transgression and do not find guidance. The student: You mentioned more benefits without a break, but you did not explain some of the metaphors, so is there a repetition of the explanation of the beginning of al-Baqarah if you clarify the rhetorical issues in the verse...?
The Shaykh : No, absolutely not. If we answer regarding the implied metaphor, the explicit metaphor, the dependent metaphor, the embellishment, the abstraction, and the generalization, we would need five lessons, yes? They require lessons.
The student: And[Al-Baqarah 2:10] did you interpret this?
The Shaykh : This is correct, this requires explanation and requires division. The sickness of the hearts may be a sickness of hypocrisy, it may be a sickness of desire, it may be a sickness of love of the world, yes. The next lesson, if Allah wills? Remind us, if Allah wills.
The Shaykh : Hajjaj says, do you have something? I said it is important.
In their hearts is disease
في قلوبهم مرض[But] Allah mocks them and prolongs them in their transgression [while] they wander blindly.
الله يستهزئ بهم ويمدهم في طغيانهم يعمهونin their transgression [while] they wander blindly.
في طغيانهم يعمهونThe Shaykh : No, no, we interpreted it? We did not interpret the mockery, correct, we did not interpret the mockery, but the mockery is known, what is it? No, we said that its meaning is that they wander in transgression and do not find guidance. The student: You mentioned more benefits without a break, but you did not explain some of the metaphors, so is there a repetition of the explanation of the beginning of al-Baqarah if you clarify the rhetorical issues in the verse...?
The Shaykh : No, absolutely not. If we answer regarding the implied metaphor, the explicit metaphor, the dependent metaphor, the embellishment, the abstraction, and the generalization, we would need five lessons, yes? They require lessons.
The student: And
In their hearts is disease, so Allah has increased their disease
في قلوبهم مرض فزادهم الله مرضاThe Shaykh : This is correct, this requires explanation and requires division. The sickness of the hearts may be a sickness of hypocrisy, it may be a sickness of desire, it may be a sickness of love of the world, yes. The next lesson, if Allah wills? Remind us, if Allah wills.
The Shaykh : Hajjaj says, do you have something? I said it is important.