Ash-Shu'ara 117: (Noah) said “Oh My Dear Lord, my people have accused me of lying.”

In verse 117 of Surah Ash-Shu'ara, Noah is now pleading with Allah Almighty: "My Lord," he says. Noah said, "My Lord, my people have accused me of lying." Yes. What is he doing? He is complaining about his people. Doesn't Allah Almighty know? He knows. But He ties everything to a cause. To a cause. Although Noah (peace be upon him) conveyed Allah Almighty's command to his people and wanted to bring them to guidance, his people threatened Noah (peace be upon him) with death and accused him of lying. And Noah (peace be upon him), heartbroken, entreated Allah Almighty. O my Lord! My people have accused me of lying.

I have accepted every kind of insult against myself. But their denial of Your Being pains me. That, because I could not make Your Being known to people as it deserves, I have harmed Your attributes, is what I fear. So they appear to be right in their claim and become proud. "If you had a Lord, He would have done this and that for us by now," they say. Of course: when his people see no miracle from his Lord, however much I may say, I am Ahmet, I am Mehmet. However much I may say, I am, well, the Qutb. However much I may say, I have come, well, to remove the errors in the verses, to give, well, the correct one.

Proven by what? I am giving you the proof. This is the proof. He too will prove it. Now, when there is no proof, what happens? People become all the more proud. So here Noah is saying: I am left alone. Well.