Al-An'am 3: Allah is the One Who is the only One in the heavens and the earth. Allah knows what you hide and what you disclose. Allah also knows what you will earn.

A. Metin Saruhan · 2 January 2018 · Al-An'am

Translation

Allah is the One Who is the only One in the heavens and the earth. Allah knows what you hide and what you disclose. Allah also knows what you will earn.

Tafsir

Allah (swt) is the Creator of the heavens and the earth, who exists by Himself and none of the creatures is equal to Him, and there is no other Creator besides Him. He is the only Allah. He is the Lord of the entire universe and all living and non-living creatures. All creation was created by His Essence, and to Him belongs the ownership of the heavens and the earth.

Therefore, whatever Allah (swt) has created, He has not created a particle unaware of His Essence. Therefore, since all of creation is created under the existence and knowledge of Allah (swt), nothing is hidden from Him. Whether the deed is done openly or secretly, it is all the same in His sight. Because Allah knows what will happen until the Day of Resurrection.

Allah (swt) has written the destiny of people according to their will. He also knows what they will earn in this world and the next, in terms of rewards and sins, upon their arrival in the realm of property.

What is said in the video

Praise be to Allah, our children have come too; we will explain the verses in full, God willing. Surah Al-An'am, verse 3. He is, of the heavens and the earth, the one Allah.

He knows what you hide and what you show, and He also knows what you will earn. He is the one Allah of the heavens and the earth. There is no other god with Him, so that another god would own those materials; that is, there would have to be a creating material outside what Allah created. But those materials would not be within what Allah Almighty created anyway. Where would they be? A separate realm, a separate planet, a separate being. But when we look, the heavens and the earth and what is between them, as one whole, surrounded by the Throne of Allah, in unity and togetherness are on their course.

In unity and togetherness they are on their course. So the heavens and the earth and what is between them, from the atom to the globe, are created by Allah Almighty.

Until the Day of Judgement He also knows what those who will come will earn. Both commercially and in terms of the hereafter, there are none (?) to come until the Day of Judgement whose doings we would not know, He says. How does He know? Surely, in that address of Elestü bi-Rabbiküm, when He made a covenant with people, He gave them their desires and wishes, their own intentions, as destiny, and within those destinies our Lord knows what they will do. Allah Almighty, who exists by His essence, to whom none of the created is equal, with no other creator besides Him: Allah, of the heavens and the earth, is the Creator.

When He says the heavens and the earth, of course what is between the two is also His creation.

He is the one Allah. The one God. Yes.

What does it say? Ve huvallâhu Ve huvallâhu fi's-semâvâti ve fi'l-ard. The Waw represents an existence. Existence. Waw. The letter Hu represents the one who subsists by His essence. Subsisting by His essence.

If you remove the letter Alif from the word Allah, it becomes Lillah. Again His essence. If you also remove the Lam, it becomes Lehu. Again His essence. If you remove the other Lam too, it becomes Hu. That He subsists by His essence.

As for the letter Alif, that Allah Almighty created all these worlds, the Alif, upright, straight, firm and solid, that He created them solid, that besides His essence there is no god, that He is upright and true, that He judges with justice, you see, that is what it symbolizes. And this comes only for Allah. Each one of the letters symbolizes Allah Almighty's essence. Each one of the letters. So Allah Almighty, through letters, makes His word known to us, you see. What does it say? Here, what does it say? Allah, He is Allah who, He is Allah who fi's-semâvâti ve fi'l-ard ve mâ fi'l-ard The writing here is hard to read.

Let's look it up in the book here. So, Surah Al-An'am, the third verse. Since the glasses don't see well, these here can't be read well either. Ve huvallâhu fi's-semâvâti. So Allah Almighty, who exists by His essence and to whom none of the created is equal, besides whom there is no other creator, Allah is the Creator of the heavens and the earth. He is the one God, the one Allah. He is the Lord of the whole universe, of the living and non-living creations.

Living and non-living. Indeed. Stars, planets, the airs, the atoms and molecules in the air, all created by our Lord. Does it have to be living, then? The non-living too, whatever is needed in this world, created for life. He is the Lord of the whole universe, of the living and non-living creations. All created things were created by Him, and the ownership of the heavens and the earth belongs to Allah alone. This ownership is Allah's. Because He created. He is the owner. He is the owner of these beings. Allah Almighty. Yes. In this case, whatever Allah Almighty has created, whatever He has created, He created not a single atom without His knowing.

If Allah Almighty had created even one atom without His knowing, that atom would suffer wrong. Or that atom would harm some creatures, or those who know, those who are informed. Without His knowing, because He would not know what it will do. Then attributes would be ascribed to Allah Almighty. Allah forbid. For this reason, since all His creatures, under the existence and knowledge of Allah Almighty, were created, nothing remains hidden in His sight. Nothing. Whether seven layers below the earth, whether behind strong and solid fortresses, whether in the remotest corner of the heavens, whatever it may be, Allah Almighty is aware of it.

Whether hidden or open, even if kept inside, all are equal in His sight. Because Allah Almighty knows what will happen until the Day of Judgement. Yes. Allah Almighty wrote people's destinies for them according to their intentions. Whatever people intended, Allah Almighty granted them their destinies. He wrote it. Whatever they intended. He wrote their desires and wishes as destiny. So that they could put those destinies into action, He placed characters in them. According to those characters, those people desire and wish. Allah Almighty (?). That person carries out those deeds according to his desire and wish, his intention.

He earns reward and also sin. Yes. With their coming to the material world, what they will earn as worldly and otherworldly reward and sin, Allah Almighty knows that too. Yes.