Al-Bayan, Discourses on the Qur'an
by Javed Ahmad Ghamidi
Surah Aal i Imran
Aayaat 77 to 91.
Gratitude is only for God,
the Lord of the World,
and may His peace and mercy
be on Muhammad, the trustworthy.
I seek refuge with God
from the accursed Devil.
In the Name of God, the Most Gracious,
the Ever Merciful.
Ladies and Gentlemen, We are resuming
the study of Surah Aal I Imran
from verse 77 in the Quran.
In the preceding verses, the Quran,
states that jews are mistaken
for holding that they have a special
place reserved for them by Allah,
due to which they consider
themselves superior to others.
And that the Jews are wrong in assuming
that God has kept them free
of any responsibility in relation to
the gentiles.
The Quran, addressing the Jews, clarified
that any rank given by Allah is only for
those who fulfill the covenant, and act
in accordance with the covenant
at any cost. The Quran terms it as
Taqwa (fear of God).
Those who will act like this will be pious
and devout, and God loves to be friends
with the pious people. Those who disregard
their promise to Allah, violate all limits
and reach a point of shamelessness and
even then claim to be God fearing
and beloved to God,
they are just merely imagining things
and this has no merit.
This is clarified in the preceding
verses of the Quran.
The Quran states:
Innallazeena yashtaroona bi aahdilleahi
Indeed, those who trade Allah’s covenant
and their oaths for a fleeting gain.
In the earlier verse, light was thrown
on those who are
God fearing.
Now, the Quran says that those
who trade Allah’s covenant and
their oaths for fleeting gain.
What is intended by this covenant?
It is evident that it's with regard to the
covenant made with the jews in relation
to God’s Shariah (Islamic Law) and the
advent of the Prophet (pbuh).
And with respect to the oaths; it is
mentioned in context to the oaths
with the Prophets by the jews
and in particular to help and
support the Prophet (pbuh).
These oaths will be mentioned
in verse 81.
We will learn about the nature of those
covenants when we read those verses.
Pointing towards those
verses, the Quran says:
Innallazeena yashtaroona bi aahdilleahi
Indeed, those who trade Allah’s covenant
and
va aymeanihim samanan kaaleelan
and trade their oaths for a fleeting gain.
The Quran stated that they think of
themselves as being beloved to God,
They think that they will secure a good
place with God
while trading Allah’s covenant and
oaths for fleeting gains.
ulaika la khalaakaa lahum feel akhırati
No matter how religiously they present
themselves, and think that they are
superior to others, they will have no
share in the Hereafter.
Those who keep Allah’s covenant and
oaths, the ones who have honest affairs
and act in accordance with the laws
of religion.
As against them, these kinds of people
have no share in the Hereafter.
ulaika lahum khalaaka lahum fil akhirati
The misconception that the jews have
that they are the beloved people of God
and that they will be treated specially …
In fact, there is no doubt that jews are
a special group of people
as stated in the Quran.
Jews were chosen by God, given a rank
and responsibility. Even after all this
the Quran states that the rank given
to the jews was based on merit, it
was given with a purpose and
has its own limitations; it is not like
the jews will forever enjoy the rank
and its status - while they do no justice
to the responsibility delegated to them.
There is no possibility of it.
ulaika la khalaaka lahum fil akhirati
They are the ones who will have no share
in the Hereafter.
wa la yukallimu humullah
Allah will not speak to them
on the Day of resurrection.
They are the ones who are rejected
in the court of Allah…
In reality, this is the outcome of
Laanah (Driven out of Gods mercy).
In our terminology Laanat is used as
an expletive.
It actually means to drive out
someone from Gods mercy.
la yukalimu humullah
Allah will not speak to them on the
Day of resurrection
wa la yanzur ilaihi yaumal Qiyamah
God will not look at them with kindness
on the Day of Resurrection.
Like you say, God will not even like to
see them or look at them with kindness.
va laa yuzakkeehim. And God will not
exonerate them of their sins
va lahum azabun aleem
and for them there is a painful torment.
As the Quran states that they will not
be exonerated of their sins.
What is the meaning of it?
It means that they have committed grave
offences for which there is little scope
of punishment and reward.
It is evident from the verse that when
the sins are so grave…
May Allah guide us towards good, so that
an individual may enter the paradise
in the very first instance.
From this verse we understand that there
can be certain transgressions that are ...
If an individual cannot rectify his
offenses through good deeds,
Allah removes the remnants of any
wrongdoing by a punishment,
because it is necessary to enter heaven
purified. Quran mentioned that
they will not even reach this purity.
va lahum aazaabun aleem
for them there is a painful torment.
It is evident from this verse that,
how great a sin it is
to break Allah’s Covenant, break promises
and willingly deny the truth.
This is a great wrongdoing in
relation to the Prophet (pbuh) and
it is also an offense in any other
circumstances.
The Quran has explicitly detailed it out.
The Quran has made an analogy in the
last two verses and stated that,
in normal circumstances the jews
have immensely degraded themselves,
that is the reason for breaking
Allah’s covenant and their oaths
for a fleeting gain.
Therefore, the purification of man's moral
will become a reason for
God's kind attention towards him
in the hereafter.
and if these people have good intentions,
true faith in God,
trying to be a pious Muslim and do not
willingly deny the truth by God,
but commited certains other offences.
In that case, a glad tiding was received
that Allah would warn and punish them
but eventually wash them of their
transgressions.
And then they can enter heaven.
This is what has been explained in
the Hadiths.
This is the real crux, but many-a-times
the narrators try to portray
this in a very different style, which
changes its real meaning.
This is what the Quran has explained.
The Quran states: Wa inna minhum
lafaree qany yalwoona
alsinatahum bil Kitaabi
litahsaboohu minal Kitaab
And there are some among them who
while reading the Book of God
twist their tongues
litahsaboohu minal Kitaab
so that you may think that what
they are reading
is written in the Book whereas
it is not written in it.
Just imagine to what extent people
and communities can degrade.
If you try to connect it with the previous
verses,
you will understand that these words
carry extreme displeasure and
hate from Allah for these people.
Allah gave them a status and
treated them accordingly…
Post that they were, indeed,
deserving of this punishment.
As Allah explains that neither would He
look at them with kindness,
nor interlocutor with them.
nor will Allah
purify them of their sins
so that they could enter heaven.
They will live in this torment forever.
If you try to understand their unique
status;
I even gave an example to help you
get the point across that when the
wives of the Prophet (pbuh) were chosen
for this office.
They were designated an office
at a very unique juncture
and it was made clear to them
that now their reward and
punishment would both be
doubled.
In other words, when you are chosen for
office and you decide to take charge willingly
then you must be ready to shoulder the
responsibilities.
The Quran says:
There are some among them…
It is obvious that it is similar to
the interpretation that if they
want to escape from
responsibilities
of the covenants of God, then how do
they distort the Book?
There are two aspects of it.
One you alter the book and its meaning.
Another way out is that since majority
of the people are illiterate,
therefore, you distort the book with
by slightly twisting the text and
change the meaning of the verse
in its entirety.
In other words, you did not alter the words but
distorted the meaning with your tongue,
that is what has been mentioned here.
There are people who while reading
the book of Allah
yalwoona alsinatahum bil Kitaabi
There are some among them who
distort the Book with their tongues
that is, they enunciate the
text of the book in such a manner
that you think that whatever they
are reading
li taahsaboohu minal kiteabi to make
you think this ˹distortion˺
is from the Book va mea huva minal
kiteab but it is not what the Book says.
va yakooloona hu va min indilleahi that
you may consider it to be
of the Book from God,
va mea huva min indilleah even though
it is not from God.
va yakooloona aalealleahil kaziba va
hum yaa’lamoon(yaa’lamoona
And they speak untruth about Allah
while they know.
The crime that has been mentioned here
has been perpetrated
by both jews and christians. In the
earlier chapter of Al-Bakara,
it was detailed out how jews and
christains alters the meaning
of the word MARWA with their tongues.
The word “Marwa” was used when
Prophet Abraham (pbuh) was asked
to sacrifice Prophet Ismael, his son.
Apart from other alterations to this
incident of sacrifice not only did the jews
add the name of Prophet Isaac but also
ruined the pronunciation of the word Marwa.
So, this is the type of alteration that has
been mentioned here in this verse,
that you alter the meaning of a word in
order to divert people's attention
to a different topic while concealing the
real meaning. In order to conceal
the fact that Prophet Abraham (pbuh)
came to Arab,
build the house of God, his lineage was
floriesed in the soil and also
about the incident of Ismael’s
sacrifice, therefore,
anticipating the outcomes of how it
could relate to the advent of Prophet (pbuh),
jews manipulated the word Marwa.
This is an example of how they concealed
the facts in history,
so as to disassociate the relation of
Prophet Abraham with the house of God.
This is just an example that
I have quoted…
This is what has been explained here…
It is explained that even in the case
of the Prophet (pbuh),
when they are unfair, they can go
down to any level.
People used to go to the
Prophet (pbuh)...
when the Quran repeatedly mentioned
about the foretelling,
people used to go to the Prophet (pbuh)
and
ask him about the foretelling mentioned
in the Quran.
This is how the Quran has captured the
scene of what their
religious leaders used to do.
This is what has been mentioned
in the Quran,
that they would distort the real facts
and alter the meaning of it,
to convey it as the book of God, but
it is not from the book.
They would give you and impression,
that it is from the book of God,
when it is not. The Quran stated:
Mea keana li basharin an
yu’tiyahulleahul kiteaba val hukma
van nubuvvata summa yakoola
lin neasi koonoo ıbeadan lee min
doonilleahi
The Quran says that: Not only do they
speak a lie against Prophet (pbuh),
they dont even think that It is
not appropriate
for someone that Allah will bless
him with the Scripture, wisdom,
to decide according to that.
yu’tiyahulleahul kiteaba val hukma
decide according to the wisdom,
wan nubuvvata and bestow him with
prophethood summa yakoola
lin neasi koonoo ıbeadan lee min
doonilleahi “Worship me instead of Allah.”
How is it possible? Since, Christians are
addressed in this verse,
How is it possible that God sent down
his book to the Christians,
and guided them as to decide in the
religious matter in accordance
with the book of God and even appointed
from him for the status of Prophethood.
And instead of inviting people to worship
God, how could Jesus propagate
his own worship instead?
How is it possible?
God says, it cannot be. Christian cannot
say: koonoo ıbeadan lee min doonilleahi
Be servants to me apart from Allah,
No!
He would rather say:
va leakin koonoo raabbeaniyyeena bi mea
kuntum tuaallimoonal kiteaba
but rather say “be Godly servants”.
Why would he (christian) ask you to
be his servant, rather he would ask you
to be raabbeani (Godly servants).
The word raabbeani means worshipper
of God (Godly servants).
Same is the meaning of Maulvi in
our society.
It is indeed a beautiful word,
but a wrong interpretation of this word
has led us to this point.
Infact, we learn from the Quran that the
religious scholars of christians were
reffered to as “Rabbanni”.
Like we use the term “Mualivi” for our
religious leaders,
its roots are in the word “Maula”.
Similarly, Rabbani word in rooted in
the word “Rab”.
So, this word was used in context of
worshipper of God, Godly servants.
The Quran say: This is what the Prophet
would preach.
The Quran also mentions that the Prophet
would never mention as
to a specific number of people to
become Maulvi (religious scholar) or
Rabbani (worshipper of God). He would
invite everyone to worship God.
bi mea kuntum tuaallimoonal kiteaba
but [instead, he would say],
"Be pious scholars of the Lord because
of what you have taught
of the Scripture and because of what
you have studied."
va bimea kuntum tadrusoon
but he will surely say, “Be sincere
worshippers of Allah,
because you teach the Book and
you preach from it.”
Va lea ya’murakum an tattahizool
maleaikata van nabiyyeena arbeabea
And he would never ask you to take angels
and prophets as lords.
He would never ask you. he would never
ask you to take angels and
prophets as lords.
a ya’murukum bil kufri baa’da iz
antum muslimoon
Would he ask you to disbelieve after
you have submitted?
The Quran, while addressing the common
sense of jews, christians and
even quraish of Mecca,
rather everyone was made aware of
the fact that the rules of God which
you consider as your foundational
parameters.
You should never do that.
How can you associate a Prophet with
God, the Prophet only come to
call people to Iman which commands
worshiping Allah Alone without partners.
The Prophet would never ask his followers
to disbelieve after they learn about the truth.
And if you ever come across something
like this,
never accept it to be from a legitimate
source or it is from God himself.
After going through something like this,
you must be well aware that
this is nothing but the alteration of the
meaning and verses
by people who went astray.
No Prophet can invite you to this
sort of religion.
Look how there is an assay-balance
explained in the Quran.
The one who has the book of God, the
one who has been blessed with
the abilities to better comprehend and
decide on religious matters in
accordance with the book of God.
The one who would be stationed at the
position of prophethood.
What would he say to the people?
He would always guide people that invite
them to the right path
of Tawhid (oneness of God). Only Tawhid,
nothing more than that.
He would never ask people to submit
and worship him instead of God.
He would never boast about himself.
The one having the knowledge of the
book would never exaggerate
and boast about the angels
and Prophets.
He would only invite you to say one thing
and that tawheed, the Oneness of God.
Allah says in the Quran, If you come
across anything that is contrary
to the oneness of God, then that is not
from God, but fabrication of the message.
It is not possible that after inviting you
to Islam and the oneness of God,
the Prophet word then ask you to
make partners with God.
It ia not possible that the Prophet
would first invite you
to the religion of God that is Islam and
then asked you to worship him instead.
This was the equilibrium that was put
forth to the jews,
if you read Torah, Bible even today,
you will find them supporting
the oneness of God in entirety.
You can better comprehend this
statement which is explained
here in context, only when you will
understand that since,
you have the books of your Prophets
with you. Do you ever see that
the Prophet is inviting people to
worship him?
Or give the status of God to someone?
Then how do you believe in it? if Jesus
himself propagated the Oneness of God,
stressed on Iman and good deeds,
and make this as a foundation
of invitation towards the right path.
Even after thousands of years Torah,
revealed by Prophet Moses (pbuh)
preachers the same facts
about the Oneness of God, how is it
possible than
when the religious scholars try to
explain the preaching
This is what has been stressed over
here.
Is it possible that first the Prophet
(pbuh) would work hard all his life
to invite people to the religion Islam and
then ask them to submit to him
and worship him instead?
It is not possible, When you analyze two
aspects of it, one what the Prophet (pbuh)
taught us and second what is being done
after the Prophet (pbuh),
This is what is being discussed here in
the verse of the Quran.
you will gain a deeper understanding
of it.
This is what is being explained
over here.
This is what is being stated in the Quran:
a ya’murukum bil kufri baa’da iz antum
muslimoon,
the Prophet (pbuh) invited people towards
the religion of Islam,
towards the onesness of God.
Even today this invitation towards the
right path is clearly stated
in the book of God. Then did the Prophet
(pbuh) proclaim that he has
attained Godly powers, or there are
some attributes of God
that are manifested in him?
Did the Prophet (pbuh) ever announce
that he has received the divine powers?
When did the Prophet (pbuh) ever say
something like this that you are saying
to people after He is gone?
This is what has been mentioned
in the Quran.
You will better comprehend this when
you will compare the
meaning of the word muslimoon with
ya’murukum bil kufri.
How is it possible? When the Prophet
(pbuh) himself proclaimed
about the oneness of God and stood
by it throughout His life.
How is it possible that He might have
said something of this sort,
that you claim the Prophet (pbuh) has
mentioned about his own divinity.
How is it possible that the Prophet (pbuh)
first presented himself
as the servant of God and preached
about Iman and Tawhiid,
as in accordance with the verses of
the Quran.
And then in no time we came to
know different stories of a completely
different perspective about the Prophet
(pbuh) attaining the virtue of divinity.
While inviting people to Islam, was the
Prophet (pbuh) asking people
to unbelief after they became Muslim.
This is what has been mentioned in this
term a ya’murukum bil kufri baa’da
iz antum muslimoon Would he ask you
to disbelieve after you have submitted?
The Messenger of Allah can never do
something like this.
The Prophet (pbuh) only invites people
to Tawhiid and preaches about
the oneness of God till the end.
Va iz ahaazaalleahu meeseakaan nabiyyeena
[O Prophet! Remind them of the time]
When Allah took the Covenant
from them regarding the Prophets.
Va iz ahaazaalleahu meeseakaan
nabiyyeena
When Allah took the Covenant from
them regarding the Prophets.
What was the Covenant? lamea eataytukum
min kiteabin va hikmatin.
Allah says in the Quran that: I have
given you the Shariyat (Islamic Laws)
and the Wisdom. summa ceaakum
rasoolun
then a Rasul (Messenger) comes to you.
Allah took the Covenant from them
regarding the Prophets,
and reminded them of who they are,
giving them the Book and the Wisdom.
In other words, after explaining all the
content, Allah mentions that
he has given them his religion,
i.e., Islam.
There was a possibility of deviating
from the right path only when there
would have been no clear guidance
from God.
As the Quran says: It is possible that
someone might not have
received God’s guidance or the book,
and in that case
if there is any misunderstanding.
Here it is introduced in a way, Remind them
when Allah took the Covenant from you
regarding the Prophets, and raised
you as a Umma.
Do you remember what you were bestowed
upon from God?
He gave you the light of his religion…
The Quran has mentioned a lot of places
that the religion is composed
of only two things, one Shariyat (Islamic
Laws) and Hikmmat (wisdom).
What does wisdom mean?
Wisdom is to do with faith and morality.
In philosophical terminology you can
interpret it as metaphysics and ethics.
In reality the religion is to do with both
metaphysics and ethics,
and serve as the foundation for developing
laws. And those laws are known as Shariyat
The Quran states that: you were given
both the Shariyat and the Wisdom
and then you were asked to take
an oath.
summa jeaakum rasoolun,
if a Rasul (Messenger) comes to you
musaaddikun limea maaakum
a Rasul (Messenger) comes to you
confirming that which is
with you (Shariyat, Wisdom that
Allah had given to you
and the predictions about the coming
of a Prophet) and comes to you
confirming that then what would
you do?
la tu’minunna bihee you must definitely
believe in him va la taansurunnahu
and you must definitely help him.
Therefore, this was the covenant that
Allah took from the Israelites.
Though ordinary words are used in this
covenant viz; when
a Rasul (Messenger) comes, it is amply
clear that it is pointing out towards
the Prophet (pbuh).
In Fact they were part of this covenant
even in the times of other prophets
that used to come to them.
But this was a special oath in relation
to the Prophet (pbuh),
as is mentioned in their books that he
would not bring about
a new religion all together, but confirm
the religion that is already in practice.
It is your own problem that you denied
something that was already present
and the Prophet (pbuh) was only
confirming about the religion
that was already with you.
You took up the heavy responsibility
of that Covenant,
but when you had to confirm.
You denied having any such oath and
did not confirm.
It is a crime.
As Jesus says: the bridegrooms wait
for their brides throughout the night
and when the time is near, they
do not wait.
This responsibility was shouldered
by you.
Allah says, [remind them] Allah took
the Covenant about the Prophets,
and the covenant was that whenever
any of God’s Prophet would
come musaaddikun limea maaakum
a Rasul (Messenger) would come to you
confirming about what is already with
you (Shariyat, Wisdom that Allah had
given to you and the predictions about
the coming of a Prophet in Torah
and Bible) and comes to you confirming
that must definitely believe in him,
you must definitely help him.
Kala a aakraartum va ahaaztum aalea
zealikum ısree Allah said:
“Do you agree and accept (My Oath)”? To
understand this verse,
we should consult Bible and Torah.
Whenever these covenants were
taken from them,
every time they were asked to confirm,
you will transfer this knowledge
to you next generation and spread the
word among people.
Prophet Moses (pbuh) used to take this
oath with due planning.
Allah asked: Kaalu, and what did your
ancestors answer to that?
Aakraarnea (They) said: “We agree”.
keala fashhadoo Then bear witness va ana
maaakum minash sheahideen (Allah) said:
“Then bear witness and I am of the bearers
of witness with you”.
Fa man tavallea baa’da zealika fa uleaika
humul feasikoon Whoever therefore
turns back after this (denies the Messenger
that will come after the Prophets),
they are the Fâsiqûn (those who are not
in the Way of Allah or
have gone out of it, transgressors).
Allah reminds them of this is how, they
were asked to asked
to follow the Prophet (pbuh) and help
him in his cause of religion.
This covenant was taken in relation to
all the Prophets of God,
but here in case the Quran is pointing
out towards Prophet Muhammad (pbuh).
I reiterate what i mentioned earlier, these
words Fa man tavallea baa’da zealika
that even after this, if someone turns
back after this (denies the Messenger
that will come after the Prophets) then
there is no doubt that they
are the Fasiqun (those who are not in
the Way of Allah or transgressors).
The meaning of Fasiqun in the Quranic
terminology is disobedient.
Even after making it clear and taking the
Covenant from them regarding the Prophets.
Even then you are hell bent towards
this attitude...
If you read Bible you will come to know
that the Israelites leaders are assembled
in a place and different group of people
join them,
they are all assembled in a place of
worship, Prophet Moses (pbuh)
first explained the oath well and only
after that took their consent.
He Instructed them to bear witness and
know the consequences of this life
and the hereafter if any one of them
turns their back to the covenant.
Covenant about the rewards and
punishments from Allah,
about Shariah and Prophets are taken in
the same way.
What a state of remorse it is for the
Israelites that Allah reminds them
how he took oath from them and still
you are denying that covenant.
A fa gaayra deenilleahi yabgoona.
Allah says in the Quran: Prophets used to
come in the same way;
the way in which they have covenants
with Allah.
The Prophet (pbuh) came in the same
way as well.
Prophets came to fulfill those covenants
that you promised to Allah.
Allah says: since they came with the same
message and religion,
then are they looking for some new
religion altogether?
Are they denying it? Now, the oneness
of God,
the same truth, book and wisdom.
You shouldn't have had a speck
of doubt in it.
Now are you denying it and looking for
a different religion than Islam?
va lahoo aslama man fees sameaveati
val aardı
and to Him submit whoever is in the
heavens and in the earth,
taav’aan va karhan
willingly and unwillingly,
they are bound by his commands, are
obedient and
are bowed down before God.
va ilayhi yurcaoon and to Him shall they
be returned.
Not only God has authority over all of
the heavens and the earth,
whole of this universe has submitted
to God.
There is no scope of his escape in the
world or hereafter,
everything in this universe has bowed
down before God.
Quran states that: you have to turn
towards God even in the hereafter.
There is no other way.
Kul eamannea billeahi
The Quran Says: “We believe in Allah,
we believe in God
and in the oneness of God.
va mea unzila aalaynea
We believe in what has been sent
down to us.
This is the stage of splendour in the
Quran, that how beautifully they
were recalled of the oath they took
regarding the Prophets.
Now, the Prophet (pbuh) was commandent
to announce that We believe in God
and anything that was sent down to us.
Now, look how the ancestry of Abraham
is joined in the context.
va mea unzila aalea ibreaheema
We believe in what has been sent
down to us,
and what was sent down to Abraham,
wa Ishmael, and what has been sent
down to Ishmael,
va isheakaa va yaa’kooba val asbeatı
and what has been
sent down to Isaac, Jacob and the
sons of Jacob,
va mea ootiya moosea va eesea and
we believe in what was given to
Moses and Jesus. van nabiyyoona
min raabbihim and
whatever was sent down ro the
Prophets from their Lord,
We believe in that. What do we say?
lea nufarriku bayna ahaadin minhum,
We do not make any distinction between
any of them, and to Him (Allah).
It is not of us that we believe in some
and not others. We do not employ
this method based on our suspicion.
We do not deny any of God’s instruction,
neither do we refute it in any way.
We believe in everything sent down
to us without any coercion.
lea nufarriku bayna ahaadin minhum,
va naahnu lahu muslimoon
we make no distinction between any
of them, and to Him we ˹fully˺ submit.”
The Quran says: Va man yabtagi gaayraal
isleami deenan.
This is Islam, this is the religion
of Islam.
You must understand that Islam is not a
religion of one Prophet,
but all Prophets invited us to the same
religion of Islam.
Islam is the religion of all the Prophets
including Abraham, Ismael,
Isaac, Moses, Jesus,Jacob and the
sons of Jacob.
All the Propehts brought this religion
of Islam to the people.
And we are the believers of Islam.
And anyone who wishes to accept
any other religion apart from Islam.
Va man yabtagi gaayraal isleami deenan
fa lan yukbala minhu,
And whoever seeks a religion other
than Islam (Submission to Allah),
it shall not be accepted from him, only
the religion of Islam is accepted
in the court of Allah, Islam is the
religion of all the Prophets
and there is no suspicion about it.
Truth is evident in the religion of Islam
with a proper balance.
This religion is based on these
true facts.
If someone wants to abandon this
religion and bring about a new religion
based on his own suspicion, desires and
innovations then there is no scope
of its acceptance in the court of Allah.
va huva feel eahiraati minal heasireen.
Allah made it clear that Islam is not a
religion that was introduced
by the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), try
to understand the lineage of Islam,
it is the religion of all the Prophets.
Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) only
came for the Revival of Islam.
Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) came for
confirmation of Islam.
He came for revival of Islam.
He rectified the innovations that were
instilled in Islam.
He has presented the religion of Islam.
God’s religion has always been Islam.
God never revealed a religion specific
to the Prophets, the religion
was the same from the beginning, there
was no distinction as such.
The religion from God was always Islam.
Islam is the religion of Allah. Anyone who
denies Islam and adopts any other religion,
he must know that God will not accept his
religion, and in the Hereafter
he shall be of the losers.
Kayfa yahdilleahu kaavman kafaroo
baa’da eemeanihim.
The Quran says: How shall Allah
guide (deliver to Hidayet) a person
who disbelieved after their believing,
compare this verse with the
previous verse where people disbelieved
after their believed.
Do the Prophets of God preach people to
disbelief once they have already
accepted the truth?
Quran says (about them): when you
developed doubts about the religion,
when you started creating dissension
in the religion,
When you had doubts with regard to
the Prophets of God.
In reality this is Disobedience once you
have already accepted the truth.
How shall Allah guide (deliver to Hidayet)
a person who disbelieved
after their believing. Muslims wanted
Him to enjoin them.
Quran says: But how can Allah guide them?
va shahidoo annar rasoola haakkun
and they have borne witness that
the Messenger is true,
va shahidoo they know it and their
hearts bear witness that
He the Prophet (pbuh), He is true
Prophet,
Even after believing in him, yet they
are lying.
va jeaahumul bayyineat and they have
clear evidences about the Prophet (pbuh).
Quran says: vaalleahu lea yahdil kaavmaz
zealimeen
and Allah does not make the unjust people
attain Guidance (Hidayet).
Allah has a special law according to which
a person is blessed with
His blessing and Guidance. It is not the
way of God,
He would not like someone deliberately
unbelieve after he has believed
in the truth and contradict himself
in suspicion,
not willing to hear the truth from God
and it is not possible that Allah
would guide them when they are
already inventing new religion
on their own whims and wishes.
The law of God for guidance is that
the person should be
a true seeker of truth. Someone who
would want to understand the reality.
Who is open to facts and bury his suspicion
and doubts.
One who is elevated from his desires
to learn about reality.
Then of course, God blesses with
his guidance.
Quran states: O Muslim! Do you wish
guidance for them?
How shall Allah guide (deliver to Hidayet)
a people who disbelieved
after their believing and they had borne
witness that the Messenger is true
and the clear evidence had come to them;
and Allah does not make
the unjust people attain
Guidance (Hidayet).
The Quran has the word unjust in a
connotative sense, “unjust” as in unjust
to one's own life or in another aspect
like, being unjust is when someone
is doing wrong to someone else
and second, being unjust to yourself.
Being unjust to yourself means even after
believing in the truth,
yet you disbelieve in it.
The Quran states; Uleaika jazeauhum
anna aalayhim laa’nataalleahi
val maleaikati van neasi ajmaaeen.
Their punishment is that upon them
is the Curse of Allah
and the angels and of mankind,
all together.
By all of mankind, it means that on
the day of resurrection everyone
including the good and bad would
curse on them.
Curse by good believers is obvious,
but why would the bad too curse on them?
The would say that due to them we
are in this torment.
The bad would also curse on them.
All of mankind would curse on them.
It further clarifies that the extent of
curse is actually associated
with the Day of judgement.
Quran says: everyone would curse
on them.
kHalideena feehea, and they will abide
in the curse forever,
here it is evident that they would be
cursed forever in hell.
The consequence of this term “Curse”
is deliberately not express
in words because it is its own meaning
of the term.
Healideena feehea, lea yuhaaffafu
aanhumul aazeabu
the torment will not be lightened from
them va lea hum yunzaaroon…
you can even get an understanding
of it, that this extreme torment
would not be lightened from them.
They would be in this torment forever.
These verses are for whom?
Those who have deliberately stood
rebellion to truth even
after believing in it.
You can find it at any place, only those
who disbelief after believing
are addressed in these verse.
Committing a sin, having a misunderstanding
of something, feigned negligence
or intentional connivance are altogether
a different topic.
There are separate laws to deal with
these things.
But when a community or a group comes
to the stage of disbelieving
after they had believed, then they are
punished for their wrong doing,
and the angels and of the mankind,
all together.Abiding in it (Curse) forever;
and the torment remains forever.
the torment will not be lightened from
them and they will not be looked at
va lea hum yunzaaroon. Illallazeena
teaboo min baa’di zealika.
There still is a scope.
People who repent would save
themselves from this torment,
va aaslahoo and rectify their mistakes,
they would be safe from this torment.
They still have the scope,
the Quran says: since the Prophet
is present among them,
they must repent and save themselves
from this torment which
would continue forever.
fa innaalleaha gaafoorun raaheem
surely Allah is Oft-Forgiving,
He blessings are eternal, He is the
Most Merciful.
Innallazeena kafaroo baa’da
eemeanihim
Surely, those who disbelieve after
their believing,
summazdeadoo kufraan then increase
in disbelief,
and now when they see their death
is near and lament
for their wrongdoing. lan tukbala
tavbatuhum,
their (those who fall into Misguidance
for the third time) repentance
will not be accepted va uleaika
humud dealloon
and these are they who are in
Misguidance.
Innallazeena kafaroo va meatoo
va hum kuffearun
Surely, those who disbelieve and
die while they are disbelievers,
Quran states that; in order to save
themselves from this torment,
even if they bring the earth full of
gold as ransom...
Innallazeena kafaroo va meatoo
va hum kuffearun fa lan yukbala
min ahaadihim mil’ul aardı zahaban
va laviftadea bihe,
even if they bring the the earth full of
gold as ransom shall not be accepted from
one of them uleaika lahum aazeabun
aleemun they shall have
a painful torment va mea lahum min
neasıreen
for them there shall be no helpers.
Therefore, it was made clear by the
Quran, that there is no way that
they can be released of this painful
torment.
There can be nothing to give and take
on the Day of judgement,
here in context “earth full of gold ”
interprets there is no scope
of bargain or give and take on
the Day of judgement.
And what they say of their elders
and religious leaders.
It is mentioned in the verse that,
there will be no one for intercession
on the Day of judgement.
This is the last stage, wherein God
clarified the law for repentance.
Forgiveness is only for those who
repent on their wrong doing.
Who try to understand the truth.
Those who fall astray and ask
God for forgiveness.
Forgiveness is not for those who kept
disbelieving, those who denied
the truth to the last step.
And only after seeing the torment is
near,
and then ask for repentance to
save themselves.
This is not among the laws of Allah.
And nothing can be of any good on the
Day of judgement.
Even the wealth of this world would be
of no use in the Day of judgement,
those who are in this misunderstanding,
should come out of it.
va mea lahum min neasıreen for them
there shall be no helpers.
Listen to the simple translation to
these verses.
Verily, those who purchase a small
gain at the cost of Allah’s Covenant
and their oaths, it is they for whom
there will be no portion in the Hereafter
and Allah will not speak to them and
He will not look at them
on the Day of Resurrection.
And will not exonerate them and for
them there is a painful torment.
And most surely there is a party of them
(people of the Book) who distort the Book
with their tongues that you may consider
it to be of the Book and it is not
from the Book and they say that it is
from Allah even though
it is not from Allah; and they speak
a lie against Allah knowingly.
It is not (possible) for any human
being that Allah should give
him the Book and the Wisdom and
the Prophet-hood,
then he should say to the mankind:
“Be servants to me apart from
Allah” but rather say:
'as learned men of religion by virtue
of your constant study and teaching
of the Book onto others’, “be Godly
servants” (devote yourselves to God)”.
And neither would He enjoin you that
you should take the angels
and the prophets for lords;
Would He enjoin you with the unbelief
after you became Muslimoon (submitted ones).
When Allah took the Covenant of the
Prophets, (He said):
"I have given you the Book and the
Wisdom, then a Rasul (Messenger)
comes to you confirming that which is
with you (Books Allah had given to you),
you must definitely believe in him and
you must definitely help him”.
Allah said: “Do you agree and
accept (My Oath)”? (They) said:
“We agree”. (Allah) said: “Then bear
witness and I am of the bearers
of witness with you”.
Whoever therefore turns back after
this (denies the Messenger
that will come after the Prophets),
they are the Fasiqun
(those who are not in the Way of Allah
or have gone out of it, transgressors).
Is it then other than Allah’s Religion
that they seek?
And to Him submit whoever is in the
heavens and in the earth willingly
and unwillingly, and to Him shall they
be returned.
Say: “We believe in Allah and in what
has been sent down to us,
and what was sent down to Abraham,
Ishmael, Isaac, Jacob and the sons of Jacob,
and what was given to Moses and Jesus
and to the Prophets from their Lord;
We do not make any distinction between
any of them,
and to Him (Allah) we have surrendered”.
And whoever seeks a religion other
than Islam (Submission to Allah),
it shall not be accepted from him, and in
the Hereafter he shall be of the losers.
How shall Allah guide (deliver to Hidayet)
a people who disbelieved
after their believing and they had
borne witness that the Messenger
is true and the clear evidences had
come to them;
and Allah does not make the unjust
people attain Guidance (Hidayet).
Their punishment is that upon them (Fasik)
is the Curse of Allah and the angels
and of the mankind, all together.
Abiding in it (Curse) forever; the torment
will not be lightened from them
and they will not be looked at.
Except those who afterwards repent
and improve (cleanse their souls’ hearts),
then surely Allah is Oft-Forgiving, Most
Merciful.
Surely, those who disbelieve after
their believing,
then increase in disbelief, their
(those who
fall into Misguidance for the third
time) repentance will not be accepted
and these are they who are in
Misguidance.
Surely, those who disbelieve and die
while they are disbelievers,
the earth full of gold shall not be
accepted from one of them
even if he should offer to ransom
himself with it;
these it is who shall have a painful
torment and for them there
shall be no helpers.
I say this saying of mine, and I
seek forgiveness from Allah
for me and for you and for all Muslims.