Explanation of the author's statement: "If the one who likens Allah to creation regarding Allah's knowledge, His descent, and His hand, for example, says: I do not understand by knowledge and descent
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The Shaykh :"If the one who likens Allah to creation regarding Allah's knowledge, His descent, and His hand, for example, says: I do not understand by knowledge, descent, and the hand, except what is like what the created being has of that". The created beings? In my opinion, it is in the singular, but it does no harm.
The one who likens Allah to creation is now saying: I do not understand by the hand except what is like the hands of the created beings, and I do not understand by rising above the Throne except what is like the rising of the created beings, because this is what is known in the Arabic language.
The one who likens Allah to creation is now saying: I do not understand by the hand except what is like the hands of the created beings, and I do not understand by rising above the Throne except what is like the rising of the created beings, because this is what is known in the Arabic language.