Ash-Shu'ara 178: “Verily, I am a trustworthy Messenger for you.”

We have come to verse 178 of Surah Ash-Shu'ara.

Know that I am a trustworthy messenger sent to you, he says. All the prophets, if you have noticed, always say this.

Why a trustworthy messenger? That is, there is an Allah who created the materials you worship. There is no god other than Him. The Owner of the worlds is Allah Almighty. And as His messenger, I am a trustworthy messenger. That is, the trust here: the prophets lean their backs on Allah and know that besides Allah there is not even another god, and since they are guaranteed in this way, that is, since it is sound, since they have no ulterior thought or (?), he says, I am a trustworthy person. Now if my director were Doğan, if the director sent me somewhere, wouldn't I be Doğan's trustworthy messenger?

I would say to that man: even if you don't believe it, he is the owner of this factory, and I am his messenger. I am his trustworthy messenger. Because he sent me. In that respect I am a trustworthy messenger. And in the world, the people on a factory too, a (?), and the owner is Allah. Yes, the prophets too are, by our Lord sent, trustworthy messengers. Know that I am a trustworthy messenger sent to you. Shuaib (peace be upon him), addressing the people of Aykah: I am a messenger sent to you, a trustworthy one. Trust me. Hold to Allah's commands and carry them out. If you follow one another and act on the path your reason shows, you cannot escape wronging your own selves, he said.

Because this people weighed fraudulently and deceived people; when buying, that is, they took in full, and when giving they made a habit of giving short and of seizing each other's rights and dues; such people they are. Allah warned these people too through Shuaib (peace be upon him) and invited them to the truth.