Reading from the words of the poet: So for that reason, we denied them all, fearing *** tashbih (likening Allah to creation) if we were to turn to the Qur'an. And for that reason, we cast off the yoke of religions from *** our necks in
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The reader: "So for that reason, we denied them all, fearing *** tashbih (likening Allah to creation) if we were to turn to the Qur'an.
And for that reason, we cast off the yoke of religions from *** our necks in the ages past.
And we have kings who opposed the messengers who *** came with affirming the attributes, like Haman".
The Shaykh : It does not have a yaa, and Genghis Khan is jim, noon, kaf, sin, kha, alif, noon.
The reader: "Among the family of Pharaoh, and Haman, and Qarun, and Nimrod, and Genghis Khan.
And we have imams like the philosophers who *** did not care at all for the one of religions"
Among them was Aristotle.
The Shaykh : Among them was Aristotle.
The reader: "Among them was Aristotle, then his followers until *** this time, and at every time.
None of them said that Allah is above *** the Throne, outside these universes.
No, nor did they say that our God *** speaks through revelation and the Qur'an.
And for this reason, Pharaoh responded to *** Moses and was not able to believe.
For Moses said, 'Our Lord speaks *** above the heavens, and He is near'".
The Shaykh : It is.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : What contradicts.
The student: And He is Nadan.
The Shaykh : And He is Nadani.
The student: And it is with an open hamza.
The student: And it is Mutadan.
The Shaykh : Okay, perhaps there are two copies; put down one copy: "And He is Nadani," and "And He is Mutadani."
The reader: "For Moses said, 'Our Lord speaks *** above the heavens, and He is Mutadani.
And likewise, Ibn Sina was not of you, nor *** his followers, but they made a craft of painting.
And likewise, al-Tusi, when he became *** one of power, did not fear any authority.
He killed the caliph, the judges, and the bearers of the *** Qur'an, and the jurists in the lands.
For they were those who likened and ascribed a body to Allah, and they *** did not follow the religion of the great Greeks.
And we have the great atheists, the imams of *** ta'til (denial of the divine attributes) and taskeen, the family of Sinan".
The Shaykh : Taskeen.
The student: Ta'til...
The Shaykh : Taskeen. Do you have the explanation? What does it say? Look, do you have the explanation by al-Hirras or Isa?
The student: It says: those who likened and ascribed a body to Allah.
The Shaykh : Ah?
The student: It says: And what did this one who complained complain about these except that they... were those who likened and ascribed a body to Allah. Then he said: And... and atheism, and they are those who claimed affiliation to our group, likewise the great atheists from the family of Sinan.
The Shaykh : Only?
The student: ...
The Shaykh : I don't know, do you have Isa? What does he say?
The reader: "And the words of the poet: The family of Sinan is Sinan al-Basri, who was in the Ismaili fortresses in the Levant, and he used to say that prayer, fasting, Hajj, and zakah have been lifted from them. And as for healing, it is from the writings of Ibn Sina".
The Shaykh : No, that's not it. In any case, we have the imams of ta'til (denial of the divine attributes) and taskeen. Taskeen probably means what he mentioned, that they settle the people and drop the obligatory acts from them. And as for tamthil (comparing Allah to creation), it has a face, or tashbih (likening Allah to creation), because when he mentioned the imams of ta'til, he said tashbih, but he is now speaking about the mu'tatilah (those who deny attributes). Yes.
The student: He mentioned the mushabbihah (those who liken Allah to creation).
The Shaykh : Later?
The student: In the verse before it, he mentioned the mushabbihah (those who liken Allah to creation).
The Shaykh : Yes, he means the people of the Sunnah and the community say: Al-Tusi killed the caliph, the judges, and the bearers of the Qur'an because they were those who likened and ascribed a body to Allah.
And for that reason, we cast off the yoke of religions from *** our necks in the ages past.
And we have kings who opposed the messengers who *** came with affirming the attributes, like Haman".
The Shaykh : It does not have a yaa, and Genghis Khan is jim, noon, kaf, sin, kha, alif, noon.
The reader: "Among the family of Pharaoh, and Haman, and Qarun, and Nimrod, and Genghis Khan.
And we have imams like the philosophers who *** did not care at all for the one of religions"
Among them was Aristotle.
The Shaykh : Among them was Aristotle.
The reader: "Among them was Aristotle, then his followers until *** this time, and at every time.
None of them said that Allah is above *** the Throne, outside these universes.
No, nor did they say that our God *** speaks through revelation and the Qur'an.
And for this reason, Pharaoh responded to *** Moses and was not able to believe.
For Moses said, 'Our Lord speaks *** above the heavens, and He is near'".
The Shaykh : It is.
The student: ...
The Shaykh : What contradicts.
The student: And He is Nadan.
The Shaykh : And He is Nadani.
The student: And it is with an open hamza.
The student: And it is Mutadan.
The Shaykh : Okay, perhaps there are two copies; put down one copy: "And He is Nadani," and "And He is Mutadani."
The reader: "For Moses said, 'Our Lord speaks *** above the heavens, and He is Mutadani.
And likewise, Ibn Sina was not of you, nor *** his followers, but they made a craft of painting.
And likewise, al-Tusi, when he became *** one of power, did not fear any authority.
He killed the caliph, the judges, and the bearers of the *** Qur'an, and the jurists in the lands.
For they were those who likened and ascribed a body to Allah, and they *** did not follow the religion of the great Greeks.
And we have the great atheists, the imams of *** ta'til (denial of the divine attributes) and taskeen, the family of Sinan".
The Shaykh : Taskeen.
The student: Ta'til...
The Shaykh : Taskeen. Do you have the explanation? What does it say? Look, do you have the explanation by al-Hirras or Isa?
The student: It says: those who likened and ascribed a body to Allah.
The Shaykh : Ah?
The student: It says: And what did this one who complained complain about these except that they... were those who likened and ascribed a body to Allah. Then he said: And... and atheism, and they are those who claimed affiliation to our group, likewise the great atheists from the family of Sinan.
The Shaykh : Only?
The student: ...
The Shaykh : I don't know, do you have Isa? What does he say?
The reader: "And the words of the poet: The family of Sinan is Sinan al-Basri, who was in the Ismaili fortresses in the Levant, and he used to say that prayer, fasting, Hajj, and zakah have been lifted from them. And as for healing, it is from the writings of Ibn Sina".
The Shaykh : No, that's not it. In any case, we have the imams of ta'til (denial of the divine attributes) and taskeen. Taskeen probably means what he mentioned, that they settle the people and drop the obligatory acts from them. And as for tamthil (comparing Allah to creation), it has a face, or tashbih (likening Allah to creation), because when he mentioned the imams of ta'til, he said tashbih, but he is now speaking about the mu'tatilah (those who deny attributes). Yes.
The student: He mentioned the mushabbihah (those who liken Allah to creation).
The Shaykh : Later?
The student: In the verse before it, he mentioned the mushabbihah (those who liken Allah to creation).
The Shaykh : Yes, he means the people of the Sunnah and the community say: Al-Tusi killed the caliph, the judges, and the bearers of the Qur'an because they were those who likened and ascribed a body to Allah.