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And the confession of this great blessing - may God bless him and grant him peace - which is that every grace and blessing is from Him, and the meaning of "He saved us" is that He saved individuals and delivered them. And He saved and delivered. And they asked about the increase of letters in the word "Al-Balagha" and "Al-Kalam". The attached pronoun is like the attached word. He guided us to what preceded him, meaning

Blessings of God be upon him. The meaning of "Al-Sa'adah" is service and obedience with humility and submission.

The worship of idols and statues are two words that are synonymous, and some say they are different. They said what was

a statue of him, a body made of clay, plaster, wood, or other earthly materials and stones.

The statue that is without a body. And it is said that a statue is something that is in the form of a human being, or something that is formed in a different form, or a horse, or a bird. And it is not permissible to consider something that is not in the form of a human being as a statue. And it is said that a statue is something made of gold

or silver or brass. And it is said, wisdom and exclusivity in mentioning it, and other deities such as fire

and stars, because they were not deities of the Arabs, may God be pleased with them, and they were the ones to whom the Prophet was sent

may God bless him and grant him peace, and He saved all of them from worshipping them in the Arabian Peninsula with pure religion and the religion of Islam, because other than them are deities that remain until now, and idols and statues are deities.

They are made of earth and are subject to change through decay, cracking, and falling, and other things. And their manipulation by adding and subtracting, and they are of the same kind as the earth. And it is not permissible to mention them except with remembrance. Confession of gratitude and thankfulness, as He raised man from the lowest of the low and the greatest of degradation to the worship of idols and humans, to the highest of the high, and the most exalted. And the worship of the Almighty, the Most Merciful,

the Jinn, may He be glorified. And His actions, and it leads to following Him as well, and to the people of the Prophet

may God bless him and grant him peace, and his family, and his companions. And the Jew, even if it is made of gold, it is not permissible for him, may God bless him and grant him peace, according to many sayings. Our opinion in the Maliki school is seven sayings, the most famous of which is that they are Banu Hashim, when they embraced Islam, and this is the saying of Ibn al-Isam, Malik, and the most authentic. His opinion.

And it is said that they are Banu al-Muttalib, and this is the saying of Qura, and his companions. This is established in some texts and not in others. And all of them are from the perspective of narration and authenticity. And the most numerous is on the Sunnah, and it is what is in the Sunan of Al-Tirmidhi. He hastened to say

that he prayed for him, and the text of the prayer for him is clear. And the Prophet may God bless him and grant him peace, taught him how to pray for him. And his saying, may God bless him and grant him peace, in what was narrated from him: "Do not make the prayer incomplete." They said: "What is the incomplete prayer, O Messenger of God?" He said: "They say, 'O God, bless Muhammad,' and they stop there." Or they say, 'O God, bless Muhammad and his family.' The prayer for the companions is not ambiguous, but rather their status is high, and they are worthy of it. And it is because the prayer for the companions is mentioned in the text. Because he intended for God

all that he chose, and a group of scholars and the author, may God be pleased with them, narrated from the Hadith that God may bless him and grant him peace, they are the people of sincerity and loyalty, and whoever is sincere and pure, then God will forgive his nation, may God bless him

and grant him peace. This was said by Ibn al-Arabi, and it was narrated by Malik, and Al-Dammah said, and this is the saying of Ibn Abi Zayd from Imam Malik, may God have mercy on him. And Al-Bayhaqi attributed it in his book "Al-Sunan Al-Kubra" and Al-Qadi attributed it in his book "Al-Tahdhib".

The beginning of worship of idols and statues and Ali and his companions.