Is it correct to say "I am amazed by walking on feet"?
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The Shaykh : It is not correct to say: "I am amazed by walking on feet" It is not appropriate, because "walking on feet"—"on feet" here is a state, a state of being on feet, so it is not effective. Otherwise, the phrase is acceptable: "I am amazed by walking on feet," right?
The student: "Indeed, I knew the first of al-Mughirah that I *** repeated, yet I did not cease from striking, heard"
The Shaykh : "heard from striking," meaning in every state, a little
The student: A little.
The Shaykh : Huh?
The student: ... .
The Shaykh : That is, that is, but it is not that a man from Banu Dharbah said it.
The student: The strange thing is that they cite these evidences, sometimes they mention the hadiths.
The student: "Indeed, I knew the first of al-Mughirah that I *** repeated, yet I did not cease from striking, heard"
The Shaykh : "heard from striking," meaning in every state, a little
The student: A little.
The Shaykh : Huh?
The student: ... .
The Shaykh : That is, that is, but it is not that a man from Banu Dharbah said it.
The student: The strange thing is that they cite these evidences, sometimes they mention the hadiths.