An-Nisa 168: Allah is not to forgive those infidels who commit oppression. While they are on this wicked path.

Verse 168 of Surah An-Nisa is also a verse that is interpreted wrongly. Let's look at this one too: what is it? Surah An-Nisa, verse 168. Yes.

Those who disbelieve and do wrong, Allah will never forgive. those who disbelieve and do wrong, Allah will never forgive. Well, the polytheists (?) in the time of the noble Companions worshipped idols. And they were polytheists. They fought against the armies of Islam. In the end they became Muslims. Khalid ibn al-Walid fought against the army of Islam. Amr ibn al-As fought against the army of Islam. In the end they became (?) commanders of the armies of Islam. Yes.

Nor will He guide them to any other path, it says. Whereas those who disbelieve and do wrong, as long as they remain in that state, Allah will not forgive them. They are on an evil path. They are on an evil path. And what does it say here? Those who disbelieve and do wrong, Allah will never forgive. Nor will He guide them to any other path, it says. He will also guide them to another path. Whereas those who disbelieve and do wrong, as long as they remain in that state, Allah will not forgive them. They are on an evil path.

Those who deny Allah and His Messenger, who turn their backs on what was sent to them from Allah, are disbelievers. Those with these traits, people who do not turn back to Allah's path, (?) they are on a very evil path. By 'very evil' is meant: because they are on the path of Hell, a place where they will suffer lasting torment, it is called a very evil path. Allah, who is merciful to His servants, is warning them. But Allah Almighty is just. Just as one who knows and one who does not, one who strives and one who does not, are not the same, and since Allah will not do His creatures even a hair's breadth of injustice, He will surely separate those who obey Him from those who do not. So those on this evil path, Allah Almighty is warning. In the hereafter, Allah Almighty says, today no one will be wronged in any way; everyone will be given what they earned, the return of their own two hands, in full, He says.

At that supreme court, that great court, Eleysallahu bi ahkemi'l-hakimîn, beside Allah, the Judge of judges, there is no one else who will give (?) judgment; none. Yes. Those who carry on their lives like this and die as disbelievers, that is, those who carry on their lives like this and die as disbelievers, Allah will not forgive. He will not forgive those who die as disbelievers. And no one will intercede for one whom Allah does not forgive. That is, in the hereafter, for people from whom Allah Almighty has lifted His mercy, no person, no one with the right of intercession, not even the prophets, will intercede for them. There they are forsaken and alone, we say, in the verse. So in Hell, their place in the hereafter, they have neither a helper nor an intercessor.

In this respect they are alone there.