What is the meaning of the word "dour" in the language?
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The student: ...
The Shaykh : In the context of houses, "dour" in the language refers to districts. He says, "This is the district of the sons of so-and-so, and this is the district of the sons of so-and-so," meaning their districts.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : Eating in the mosques; this will come, if Allah wills, later on.
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The Shaykh : When the terrors occur, if a person is informed of them, either he will forget what he was informed of due to the intensity of the terror, or he will fear a calamity befalling him before he reaches what he was informed of. It is clear when the King says to you—and to Allah belongs the highest example—what is the matter, and you see the skin on people and the families, you do not fear? It is necessary that fear must occur in you, even though this concept is by way of approximation, and the terrors of the Day of Resurrection are not something a human being can imagine.
The Shaykh : In the context of houses, "dour" in the language refers to districts. He says, "This is the district of the sons of so-and-so, and this is the district of the sons of so-and-so," meaning their districts.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : Eating in the mosques; this will come, if Allah wills, later on.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : When the terrors occur, if a person is informed of them, either he will forget what he was informed of due to the intensity of the terror, or he will fear a calamity befalling him before he reaches what he was informed of. It is clear when the King says to you—and to Allah belongs the highest example—what is the matter, and you see the skin on people and the families, you do not fear? It is necessary that fear must occur in you, even though this concept is by way of approximation, and the terrors of the Day of Resurrection are not something a human being can imagine.