In some expressions it is "until you have passed them," and in others "until they are hidden from view." Is the meaning the same?
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The questioner : In some expressions it is "until they are hidden from view"?
The Shaykh : The meaning of this is: if you have passed them until they are hidden from view, then they are hidden, meaning that the act of passing is understood in this sense.
The Shaykh : The meaning of this is: if you have passed them until they are hidden from view, then they are hidden, meaning that the act of passing is understood in this sense.