The Book of Mosques and Places of Prayer-09a
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The reciter: And Harimah ibn Yahya narrated to me, saying: Abdullah ibn Wahb narrated to us, saying: Haywah informed us, saying: Yazid ibn Abdullah ibn Asamah ibn al-Had narrated to me, from Muhammad ibn Ibrahim, from Abu Salama, from Abu Hurayrah, from the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him), who said: Sahih Muslim 617c.
The Shaykh : It appears that the "or" in both instances is for doubt, not for variety, because "heat" and "scorching heat" have the same meaning, just as "bitter cold" and "cold" do. However, it may be said that "bitter cold" is the most intense cold and "scorching heat" is the most intense heat, as evidenced by the increase in the word's structure; generally, when a word's structure increases, its meaning increases. Yes.
The Fire said to the Lord: O Lord! some parts of mine have consumed the others, so allow me to exhale (in order to find some relief from this congestion). It was granted permission to take two exhalations, one exhalation during the winter and the other exhalation during the summer So whatever you perceive in the form of intense cold or hurting cold is from the exhalation of Hell. And whatever you perceive in the form of extreme heat or intense beat is from the exhalation of Hell.
قالت النار رب أكل بعضي بعضا فأذن لي أتنفس فأذن لها بنفسين نفس في الشتاء ونفس في الصيف فما وجدتم من برد أو زمهرير فمن نفس جهنم وما وجدتم من حر أو حرور فمن نفس جهنمThe Shaykh : It appears that the "or" in both instances is for doubt, not for variety, because "heat" and "scorching heat" have the same meaning, just as "bitter cold" and "cold" do. However, it may be said that "bitter cold" is the most intense cold and "scorching heat" is the most intense heat, as evidenced by the increase in the word's structure; generally, when a word's structure increases, its meaning increases. Yes.