Explanation of the author's statement: "Then a man named al-Jahm ibn Safwan took it from al-Ja'd, and it is to him that the doctrine of the Jahmiyyah, who deny the divine attributes, is attributed"
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The Shaykh :"Then a man named al-Jahm ibn Safwan took it from al-Ja'd, and it is to him that the doctrine of the Jahmiyyah, who deny the divine attributes, is attributed, because he propagated it, so Salim killed him" End of quote? Salim, it is not clear to me.
It is known that it is Salim, or yes. Salim? Okay. The known one, I know Salim, Salim with a mim, Salim ibn Ahuz, the commander of the police force of Nasr ibn Sayyar, Salim without a ta, ibn Ahuz, the commander of the police force of Nasr ibn Sayyar, the police force, and that was in Khurasan in the year 128 AH.
How many years between them? Nine years, yes?
The student : What is ... ?
The Shaykh : Because they are callers to disbelief.
The student : Meaning they left the community.
The Shaykh : Yes, and callers to disbelief as well, because they lied about the Qur'an.
It is known that it is Salim, or yes. Salim? Okay. The known one, I know Salim, Salim with a mim, Salim ibn Ahuz, the commander of the police force of Nasr ibn Sayyar, Salim without a ta, ibn Ahuz, the commander of the police force of Nasr ibn Sayyar, the police force, and that was in Khurasan in the year 128 AH.
How many years between them? Nine years, yes?
The student : What is ... ?
The Shaykh : Because they are callers to disbelief.
The student : Meaning they left the community.
The Shaykh : Yes, and callers to disbelief as well, because they lied about the Qur'an.