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The reader: That attributing the command to those not qualified for it only occurs when ignorance prevails and knowledge is lifted, and this is among the signs of the Hour. Its implication is that as long as knowledge exists, there is leeway in the matter. It seems the author hinted that knowledge is only to be taken from the elders, alluding to what was narrated from Abu Umayyah al-Jumahi that the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) said:
The Shaykh : Allah is the One to be sought for help, yes, that is the end of it.
The reader: He referred to the book al-Riqaq.
The reader: He referred to the book al-Riqaq, and the rest of this discussion on this hadith will come in al-Riqaq.
The Shaykh : Yes, and in al-Riqaq he referred to this. We are stuck here for now, so wait until the time comes when he speaks about it.
The reader: Al-‘Ayni, O Shaykh, he said:
The Shaykh : Hmm, I do not know with whom al-‘Ayni is?
The reader: Aliyan.
The Shaykh : Aliyan, did he not come?
The reader: If you search, O Shaykh.
The Shaykh : He will search, okay, yes.
Among the signs of the Hour is that knowledge will be sought from the young.
من أشراط الساعة أن يلتمس العلم عند الأصاغرThe Shaykh : Allah is the One to be sought for help, yes, that is the end of it.
The reader: He referred to the book al-Riqaq.
The reader: He referred to the book al-Riqaq, and the rest of this discussion on this hadith will come in al-Riqaq.
The Shaykh : Yes, and in al-Riqaq he referred to this. We are stuck here for now, so wait until the time comes when he speaks about it.
The reader: Al-‘Ayni, O Shaykh, he said:
The Shaykh : Hmm, I do not know with whom al-‘Ayni is?
The reader: Aliyan.
The Shaykh : Aliyan, did he not come?
The reader: If you search, O Shaykh.
The Shaykh : He will search, okay, yes.