Al-Baghawi

He is a that has no and he doesn't eat, doesn't drink, doesn't have children, and he is the one who remains after all of his creation, have passed away.

And a similar narration is narrated from Al-Baghawi, rahimahullahu ta'ala, the Shaykh also brings it.

And similarly also from Shaykh Muhammad al-Amin al-Shanqiti, rahimahullahu ta'ala, which is another statement of his, which is also brings a similar affirming that all of these meanings are true for Allah Subh'anaHu Wa Ta-A'la.

So now the Shaykh gives us the last paragraph, wa idha alimal abdu, اتصاف ربه بهذا الكمال والجلال وأنه سبحان لا شيء فوقه ولا شيء يعجزه وأنه سبحان مفزع الخلائق وملجأها فلا ملجأ ولا منجأ منه إلا إليه وإليه وحده المفرر He says, and I'll bring the translation because it's a little tough to translate this one.

The hadith, whoever refrains from marriage for fear of poverty is not from us, was recorded by Abu Mansur al-Dailami in his Musnad al-Firdaus from the hadith of Abu Sa'id, though it has a weak chain.

Al-Darimi, Al-Baghawi, and Abu Dawud also recorded a similar hadith.

Whoever is able to marry but does not marry is not from us, but the chain of this narration is disputed.

The Hadith, whoever has the means should marry, was recorded by Ibn Majah from Asha, also with a weak chain.

As we reflect over today's verses, when paradise is brought close and the people of taqwa are told, this is what you were promised for everyone who constantly turns back to Allah and carefully preserves what He has commanded.

Imam al-Baghawi mentions that awwab means someone who repeatedly returns to Allah from sin.

He sins, then returns to Allah.

And Al-Hakam ibn Utaiba said, he is the one who remembers Allah in private.

And the will of Allah Azza wa Jal is irresistible when it comes to His creation.

Al-Baghawi said something similar.

Ibn Kathir Rahimahullah, he said everything is under His power, la ilaha illa Hu, because He is Al-Ali, and nothing is higher than Him Subhanahu wa ta'ala.

Nothing is bigger than Him, and everything next to Him is small and is insignificant.