O Shaykh, repeat the verse that contains the riddle?
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The questioner : ... the verse.
The Shaykh : Yes
The questioner : ... the verse.
The Shaykh : What?
The questioner : The verse.
The Shaykh : The verse of Ibn Malik.
"Indeed, he circumambulated"
"Indeed, 'Abd Allah circumambulated the House seven times *** and the noble, distinguished people performed Hajj from Mina"
If it were written in front of you, you would know how to derive it from it.
"Indeed, 'Abd Allah circumambulated" I am with the word 'Abd Allah with two alifs: an alif, an alif, and an alif after the dal, making it a dual. The dual is raised with an alif. And with "al-Bayta" (the House), I write the ba connected to a ya, connected to a ya, then a ya, then al with its alif. Ah, it becomes ba with "ana" (we) and the ya. And "al-Bayta" is the object of circumambulated. And "Hajj from Mina the people" — I write "Mina" as mim, nun, alif, which is one of the sacred sites. And "al-Nas" (the people) is the subject. Yes, and its counterpart is:
"I say to 'Abd Allah, when our water was *** and we were in the valley of 'Abd Shams and Hashimi"
"I say to 'Abd Allah, when our water was *** and we were in the valley of 'Abd Shams and Hashimi"
Yes, indeed, there is a riddle in it. Yes.
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh : What?
The questioner : Since.
The Shaykh : Turn it over.
The Shaykh : Yes
The questioner : ... the verse.
The Shaykh : What?
The questioner : The verse.
The Shaykh : The verse of Ibn Malik.
"Indeed, he circumambulated"
"Indeed, 'Abd Allah circumambulated the House seven times *** and the noble, distinguished people performed Hajj from Mina"
If it were written in front of you, you would know how to derive it from it.
"Indeed, 'Abd Allah circumambulated" I am with the word 'Abd Allah with two alifs: an alif, an alif, and an alif after the dal, making it a dual. The dual is raised with an alif. And with "al-Bayta" (the House), I write the ba connected to a ya, connected to a ya, then a ya, then al with its alif. Ah, it becomes ba with "ana" (we) and the ya. And "al-Bayta" is the object of circumambulated. And "Hajj from Mina the people" — I write "Mina" as mim, nun, alif, which is one of the sacred sites. And "al-Nas" (the people) is the subject. Yes, and its counterpart is:
"I say to 'Abd Allah, when our water was *** and we were in the valley of 'Abd Shams and Hashimi"
"I say to 'Abd Allah, when our water was *** and we were in the valley of 'Abd Shams and Hashimi"
Yes, indeed, there is a riddle in it. Yes.
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh : What?
The questioner : Since.
The Shaykh : Turn it over.