The speaker argued that those who claim God is neither above, below, right, nor left are essentially describing God as non-existent. He stated that such a description equates God with nothingness.
Amir Al-Muzaffar Muhammad ibn Subuktigin challenged the theologian Muhammad ibn Furak. He asked him to describe God, and when Muhammad ibn Furak gave a description implying no direction, the Amir concluded he had described God as non-existent.
According to the speaker, the consequence of describing God as having no direction (neither above, below, right, nor left) is that one has described God as non-existent. This description is equated with nothingness.
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