An-Nahl 38: They took an oath by Allah with all their strength that Allah does not resurrect someone who has died. To the contrary, this is a truthful promise that Allah has given. But most people do not know.
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They took an oath by Allah with all their strength that Allah does not resurrect someone who has died. To the contrary, this is a truthful promise that Allah has given. But most people do not know.
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People who disbelieved in Allah and the Hereafter swore by Allah that there is no resurrection after death. According to what did these people swear in the name of Allah? Today's technology is unable to answer the question of their own resurrection and existence, and the creation of human beings with their own knowledge. The human body is a realm in itself. Do the disbelievers think that the body's disguise has an order of its own and that it comes into existence by itself? Or did they think that this realm and its creatures were created in a state of order and regularity, and that they were the work of inanimate and mindless nature? If people believe these things in this way, they are poor people who lack knowledge. Or people whose hearts are full of hatred and enmity against Allah. So whoever says that there is no resurrection after death, it is an empty promise that he says to himself, unaware of himself, and without any basis or proof. But most people do not know this. They follow the tagut who speaks in this way, and they believe in such nonsense because they like the words of such disbelievers.
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Surah An-Nahl, verse 38. They, "Allah does not raise one who has died", swore by Allah with all their might. On the contrary, this is a true promise He Himself has made. But most people do not know. Yes.
People who deny Allah and the Hereafter, that there is no resurrection after death, with all their might, taking oaths, swore by Allah. That is, they swore. They swore in Allah's name. On what basis did these people swear in Allah's name? Their own resurrection and existence, their creation, with people's knowledge about themselves, today's technology cannot answer. The human body is a world in itself. Did the deniers think that the guise of the body set up an order by itself and that it came into being on its own? Or this universe and the creatures, created in order and harmony and running their course, as the work of lifeless, mindless nature, did they describe them?
If so, people who are to believe these things in this way are poor people deprived of (?) or people whose hearts are full of rancour and hatred from their enmity to Allah. So whoever says there is no resurrection after death, this is, from that person himself, unaware of himself, resting on no foundation, without proof, an empty talk's promise. But most people do not know this. Whoever speaks this way follows the taghut. Because such deniers like such words, they believe such empty talk. Yes.