Sheikh of Al -Azhar: Learn the Arabic language is a cult because it is appointed to understand the Book of God Almighty
The Grand Imam, Dr. Ahmed Al -Tayeb, Sheikh of Al -Azhar, Chairman of the Council of Muslim Elders, confirmed during his speech today with the ninth episode of the program & Laquo; Imam Al -Tayeb & Raquo; that the name & quot; It is one of the most beautiful names of God in the Holy Qur’an, the Sunnah of the Prophet and the consensus of the nation, stressing the importance of understanding the profound linguistic connotations of this name to deepen faith and realize the greatness of the Creator. Muqtit ﴾, and in the hadith of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, which enumerates the most beautiful names of God, explaining that the origin of the abhorrent is derived & quot; Who resides in a person’s life, explaining that the act & quot; It is linked to the provision of food and drink as a necessity for the survival of the living, which applies to God Almighty as the provider of livelihoods for all creatures, citing the Almighty saying: About the meaning of & quot; Al -Muqit & quot; where some scholars have gone that the name bears the meaning of & quot; the witness & quot; Or & quot; Al -Qadir & quot;, based on the interpretation of Ibn Abbas, may God be pleased with them, who was interpreted & quot; abhorrent & quot; By & quot; capable & quot;, and to the martyrdom of pre -Islamic poetry that used the word in the sense of the ability to act, such as the poet’s saying: & laquo; I was on his evening in place & raquo; & ldquo; any capable of abusing & rdquo;. Such as & quot; Al -Muqit & quot; & ndash; It may go out of the familiar grammatical measurement, but it is proven by hearing & ldquo, such as its use in the Qur’an and Arabic poetry & rdquo; where he gave us the meaning of a witness different letters from the source, stressing that & ldquo; hearing is an irreversible argument, while the measurement is & Rdquo; Jurisprudence, just as every era in which he discovers new aspects of its wisdom.
