Reading from the words of the poet: So praise your God, O follower of the Sunnah, for *** He has spared you from the distortion of the slanderer. And by Allah, one who fears *** his Lord does not accept this, having spent the night upon faith.
Machine translationRead the Arabic original
The reader: "So praise your God, O follower of the Sunnah, for *** He has spared you from the distortion of the slanderer"
The Shaykh : Yes
The student: ...
The Shaykh : ... So praise, with a dammah, repeat the verse.
The reader: "So praise your God, O follower of the Sunnah, for *** "
The Shaykh : The follower of the Sunnah, also with a kasrah, repeat the verse.
The reader:"So praise your God, O follower of the Sunnah, for *** He has spared you from the distortion of the slanderer
And by Allah, one who fears *** his Lord does not accept this, having spent the night upon faith
This is truly deviation, rather it is"
The student: ...
The Shaykh : This ...
The reader: "This is truly deviation, rather it is the dis- *** tortion, pure, the coldest of nonsense"
The Shaykh : The coldest
The reader: "This is truly deviation, rather it is the dis- *** tortion, pure, the coldest of nonsense
And by Allah, the one who ascribes a body to Allah has never *** suffered this affliction, nor has he ended up in a state of abandonment "
The Shaykh : In a state of abandonment. The correct wording is "in a state of abandonment." In my opinion it is "in a state of abandonment," but it has no basis.
The student: ... .
The Shaykh : How?
The student: ... the one who ascribes a body to Allah has never *** suffered this affliction, nor has he ended up in a state of abandonment
The Shaykh : In a state of abandonment.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : How?
The student: "And by Allah, the one who ascribes a body to Allah has never *** suffered such an affliction, nor has he ended up in a state of abandonment " .
The Shaykh : Here, "such" is an extra word.
"And by Allah, the one who ascribes a body to Allah has never *** suffered this affliction" No, no, read it as "this."
The reader: "And by Allah, the one who ascribes a body to Allah has never *** suffered this affliction " .
The Shaykh : Yes
The student: ...
The Shaykh : ... So praise, with a dammah, repeat the verse.
The reader: "So praise your God, O follower of the Sunnah, for *** "
The Shaykh : The follower of the Sunnah, also with a kasrah, repeat the verse.
The reader:"So praise your God, O follower of the Sunnah, for *** He has spared you from the distortion of the slanderer
And by Allah, one who fears *** his Lord does not accept this, having spent the night upon faith
This is truly deviation, rather it is"
The student: ...
The Shaykh : This ...
The reader: "This is truly deviation, rather it is the dis- *** tortion, pure, the coldest of nonsense"
The Shaykh : The coldest
The reader: "This is truly deviation, rather it is the dis- *** tortion, pure, the coldest of nonsense
And by Allah, the one who ascribes a body to Allah has never *** suffered this affliction, nor has he ended up in a state of abandonment "
The Shaykh : In a state of abandonment. The correct wording is "in a state of abandonment." In my opinion it is "in a state of abandonment," but it has no basis.
The student: ... .
The Shaykh : How?
The student: ... the one who ascribes a body to Allah has never *** suffered this affliction, nor has he ended up in a state of abandonment
The Shaykh : In a state of abandonment.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : How?
The student: "And by Allah, the one who ascribes a body to Allah has never *** suffered such an affliction, nor has he ended up in a state of abandonment " .
The Shaykh : Here, "such" is an extra word.
"And by Allah, the one who ascribes a body to Allah has never *** suffered this affliction" No, no, read it as "this."
The reader: "And by Allah, the one who ascribes a body to Allah has never *** suffered this affliction " .