Explanation of the author's statement: "Thirdly: that the attribution of the hand to Allah in the dual form has been reported
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The Shaykh :"Thirdly, it is reported that" - Allah guides us and you - "that" in my view, it is reported that the hand is attributed to Allah, Glorified and Exalted is He, in the dual form, "that the hand is attributed to Allah, Glorified and Exalted is He, in the dual form" namely, His two hands are outstretched, and (that which I created with My hand), "and the attribution of grace and power to Allah in the dual form has not been reported in the Book or the Sunnah, nor in a single place", and this indicates that there is a difference between them. So if there is a difference between them, how is it correct, or "how can this be interpreted by that?!", and this is also clear, but it differs from the previous point.
He said: "Fourthly, if the intended meaning of them were power, it would be correct to say that Allah created Iblis with His hand, and the like", or not? If the intended meaning of the hands were power, we would say that Iblis was created by the hand of Allah, meaning by the power of Allah, and it would be correct to say that the camel was created by the hand of Allah, and it would be correct to say that the pig was created by the hand of Allah, and so on. And this is a matter that no one accepts. Allah did not create anything with His hand except Adam, and it is reported in some narrations that He, Glorified and Exalted is He,. Yes.
Well, he says: "And this is impossible. Even if it were permissible, Iblis would have argued with his Lord when He said to him[Sad 38:75]", what does Iblis say? And I, O my Lord, You created me with Your hand, so there is no difference, there is no difference between me and him, or he has no superiority over me.
He said: "Fourthly, if the intended meaning of them were power, it would be correct to say that Allah created Iblis with His hand, and the like", or not? If the intended meaning of the hands were power, we would say that Iblis was created by the hand of Allah, meaning by the power of Allah, and it would be correct to say that the camel was created by the hand of Allah, and it would be correct to say that the pig was created by the hand of Allah, and so on. And this is a matter that no one accepts. Allah did not create anything with His hand except Adam, and it is reported in some narrations that He, Glorified and Exalted is He,
He wrote the Torah with His hand and that He planted the Garden of Eden with His hand
كتب التوراة بيده وأنه غرس جنة عدن بيدهWell, he says: "And this is impossible. Even if it were permissible, Iblis would have argued with his Lord when He said to him