[20] On the authority of Mu'alla bin Khunays, he said: Abu Abdillah—His might was mighty—said: “There is no matter in which two differ except that it has an origin in the Book of Allah—Majestic and Exalted is He—but the intellects of men do not reach it.” 1 .
On the authority of Ibn Abbas, he said: “Indeed, the Quran possesses various paths and arts, and manifestations and hidden depths.” 2 .
[21] On the authority of Jamil bin Darraj, on the authority of Abu Abdillah—His might was mighty—he said: He said to me: “O Jamil, do not narrate to our companions that which they have not unanimously agreed upon, lest they accuse you of lying.” 3 .
[22] On the authority of Ismail bin Abd al-Aziz, he said: I heard Abu Abdillah—His might was mighty—saying: “Our speech is difficult, deemed difficult.” He said: I said: Explain it to me, may I be ransomed for you? He said: “[It is] dhakwan.” He said: I said: What is dhakwan? He said: “Ever-burning and radiant.”