Ali 'Imran 32: Say; “Obey Allah and Allah’s Messenger.” If they turn away, certainly, Allah does not like blasphemy.

Surah Al Imran, verse 32, a verse that is wrongly explained.

First we read the wrong interpretation. Say: Obey Allah and His Messenger. Correct. If they turn away, let them know that Allah does not love the unbelievers. Yes. The correct verse is: Say: Obey Allah and His Messenger. If they turn away, let them know that Allah does not love unbelief. Not the unbelievers. He does not love unbelief. Now, when you say 'the unbelievers' here, the meaning changes. What does the meaning become? Let's learn that first. If you say He doesn't love the unbelievers — well, the person is an unbeliever. This time the person turned to Islam, and Allah Almighty — he was an unbeliever, He didn't love him.

Now He loved him. But He does not love unbelief. Even if you are within Islam, according to the verse 'do not be like them', what is done — the traits of that state of unbelief and the things outside the religious ruling — He does not love. Yes. The reason these verses were revealed: Abdullah ibn Ubayy, one of the hypocrites, about the Prophet Muhammad: he presents worship of himself like worship of Allah. Just as Christians love Jesus — that is, God forbid, as they feel affection for him as son of God — he commands us to feel such affection for him, he says. God forbid. There is a hadith of the Prophet.

He says: Value me as much as is due. As much as is due. That is: do not regard me as the person matching the words these presumptuous people have said, he says. Yes.

Yet Allah says in a verse that no prophet invites people to himself. The Prophet, who came as a mercy to the worlds, so that people might find salvation, invited people to the truth night and day.

The Prophet who came as a mercy to people, striving to make people servants of Allah — is he not to be loved? So Allah, so that people in the universe are in unity and togetherness, by inviting them to Allah, the one God, to the last prophet, after whom no prophet will come, Muhammad (peace be upon him), and to the Quran, wants people's salvation and well-being.

That is why: Follow and obey Allah and His Messenger so that you may prosper, He says. Do not fall short in obeying Allah and His Messenger. Whoever does not obey them and turns away, let them know that Allah the unbelievers — those who persist in unbelief — does not love. Such hypocrites — 'obey, obey' — twisting their words, want to drive people away from Allah. Allah, as the Creator, will create every kind of blessing for man, and this man will happily eat and drink Allah's blessings and live in pleasure; to the giver of the blessings offered him he will turn his back, be ungrateful, rebel and deny Allah.

Yes, if we think about it, is such a state a state one can stomach? Such a state. That is why Allah does not love communities that persist in unbelief. Those inclined to them, who think themselves free while living in this world, these people, when seized by death and yoked at the neck, will wake up. Because Allah is tender and merciful to His servants, He constantly warns people and, by inviting them to Allah and His Messenger, wants their salvation and their good. Yes. The Quran is a miracle, the Quran is a miracle. Such a miracle that all the secrets of the universe are kept in the Quran. Therefore, with Allah there is a book that is preserved in the Preserved Tablet; to it later neither an addition nor a reduction is made, He says. So Allah, by sending the Quran to people, makes His being known, shows miracles through His prophets, and proves His existence in every way. That people become servants to Him and a community to His Beloved, that people live in peace on earth and attain mercy in the hereafter — for this Allah Almighty makes His verses perfectly clear.

Yes.