Ash-Shu'ara 118: “Make Your judgment between me and them. Save me and the mu’min who are with me.”
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“Make Your judgment between me and them. Save me and the mu’min who are with me.”
Tafsir
Hadrat Noah continued his supplication to Allah (so judge between me and them. Save me and the believers with me.
Allah (swt) will not reject the prayer of one of His messengers. In fact, Allah knows in His eternal knowledge the calamities they will suffer. In this case, He creates causes and proves to them the reward of what each soul earns. The people of Prophet Noah (peace be upon him) denied the existence of Allah and incurred the wrath of Allah, even though He had entrusted them with the truth through His messenger. Allah, Who creates causes for people, destroyed these people who deserved to be destroyed with the prayer of Hazrat Noah (peace be upon him).
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In verse 118 of Surah Ash-Shu'ara he says, "Now You judge between me and them," he says, "save me and the believers with me"; he prays, and what a beautiful prayer. In response to this prayer, Allah will carry out His command in the verses that follow. Noah (peace be upon him) continues his entreaty to Allah Almighty. That is, he keeps pleading in his prayer. "Now You give Your judgment between me and them. Save me and the believers with me," he said. He feels pity for them too. Well. Allah Almighty will not turn down the prayer of a messenger.
Allah, who is the Lord of the worlds. This Allah, who creates from nothing. This Allah, who knows every moment and every form of what He has created. Moreover, in this case, He sends a chosen messenger to the people He created as the noblest of creatures; He sends a messenger. Surely He will not leave His messenger alone. Nor will He turn down his prayer. Because in the end He knows what they are, too. Allah already knows, with His eternal knowledge, the calamities that will befall them. In this situation, by creating causes, He proves to them the recompense of what each soul has earned. Although He entrusted the truth through His messenger, the people of Noah (peace be upon him) set out to deny Allah's existence and brought Allah's wrath upon themselves.
Allah, who creates causes for people, along with the prayer of Noah (peace be upon him), these people who deserved destruction He destroyed by drowning them in water. Yes.