His statement: (For he is conversing with his Lord). Do you explain his statement: (For he is facing His Face)?
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The questioner : Does his statement: get explained by his statement: if it is the same hadith?
The Shaykh : No, the conversation is not the same as the matter of facing His Face. Allah converses with him while he is facing His Face, meaning this is not a substitute for that.
The questioner : And if the one who narrated the hadith is the same?
The Shaykh : Never, and the narrator is not the same; it is the hadith of Anas.
For he is conversing with his Lord
فإنه يناجي ربهFor he is facing His Face
فإنه قبل وجههThe Shaykh : No, the conversation is not the same as the matter of facing His Face. Allah converses with him while he is facing His Face, meaning this is not a substitute for that.
The questioner : And if the one who narrated the hadith is the same?
The Shaykh : Never, and the narrator is not the same; it is the hadith of Anas.
