An-Nahl 39: (Allah will resurrect them) so that Allah will explain to them the things they are in dispute about, and the blasphemers will know that they are liars, indeed.

A. Metin Saruhan · 26 February 2018 · An-Nahl

Translation

(Allah will resurrect them) so that Allah will explain to them the things they are in dispute about, and the blasphemers will know that they are liars, indeed.

Tafsir

It was because people disbelieved in Allah (swt) when He made a covenant with them, that Allah (swt) sent them to a realm unseen. We have explained the reasons for people's disbelief in Allah (swt) at the time of Kalu Belaah in many verses. We will continue to tell you every time such verses come, repeating them to you.

Humans are acquainted with the attributes of Allah (swt) because Allah (swt) has given them His spirit. When people were created in the realm of Lahut and given life and Allah (swt) said, "I am your Lord," most of them did not believe in their Lord, who is very similar to man and is like man himself. Although they knew that they were created by an Allah, they denied Allah who created them. This denial of theirs has become their destiny.

Thus a person who disbelieved in Allah (swt) who created him in the first place, continues to disbelieve in Allah (swt) in this world and goes to the Hereafter as a disbelieving disbeliever. Because when a person makes a covenant with Allah in the Hereafter, whatever his feelings and thoughts were before he came to this world, these feelings and thoughts have become his destiny. What we call volition jüziye, people's own will and willingness, the wills that people have asked Allah for, have been written down as their destiny. People cannot go beyond this destiny. Therefore, these people, those who do not recognize Allah in the Hereafter, do not recognize Him in this world and go to the Hereafter as disbelievers.

When Allah raises them up again, He will show them that they were liars, that they disbelieved in Allah in the past, and that they disbelieved in the world to come and swore strongly that there is no resurrection, and when He raises them up again, He will show them that the resurrection is true and that there is no other Allah. And after they have made themselves witnesses for themselves and declared that there is no other God besides Allah about whom they differed, they will be returned to Hell, which is an evil place of return.

What is said in the video

Surah An-Nahl, verse 39: So that He may make clear to them what they differed about, and so that those who disbelieved may know that they were liars, Allah will resurrect them, it says. Where? In the hereafter. How beautifully it says it, but what is it they differed about? That there is no resurrection after death. Yes. To make it clear to them, and that those who disbelieved, that they themselves were liars, look. Those who disbelieved, not the Muslims, but liars; so that those who disbelieved make known that they were liars, Allah will resurrect them. They are all liars anyway. Is there anyone who does not lie?

Today, outside of Islam, they have surrounded Turkey, Crusades along with terror, telling lie upon lie, and though they say "we are one of you", worse than hypocrisy, they help terror, they help terrorists. Yes.

I read verse 39 of Surah An-Nahl again. So that He may make clear to them what they differed about, and that those who disbelieved may know they themselves were liars, Allah will resurrect them. So when Allah Almighty made a covenant with people, because of those people who did not believe in Allah Almighty and denied Him, Allah Almighty sent people to a (?) world. That is, to this world. To a world where His Being is not seen. The reasons why people did not believe in Allah Almighty at Qalu Bala we have explained in many verses. And whenever such verses come, each time we will keep explaining it to you again.

Since Allah Almighty gave people of His spirit, people are aware of Allah Almighty's essential attributes. They were created resembling their Lord and close to Him. So, when people were created in the realm of Lahut and given life, in response to Allah Almighty saying "I am your Lord", most people did not believe in their Lord, who closely resembles man and is like man himself. Although they knew they had been created by Allah, they denied Allah, who created them. This denial of theirs became people's destiny. So man denies Allah, who created him, from the beginning. In the world, too, continuing to deny Allah Almighty, he goes to the hereafter as a denying disbeliever.

Because when man made the covenant with Allah in the hereafter, before coming to the world, whatever his feelings and thoughts were, these feelings and thoughts became his destiny. What we call the divine (?): by their own will and wish, people have had the wishes they asked of Allah written for them as their destiny. People cannot (?) outside this destiny of theirs. In this respect, these people, that is, those who did not know Allah in the hereafter, do not know Him in the world either, and to the hereafter as disbelievers they go. So when Allah resurrects them again, that they were liars, that they denied Allah before too, and in this state to those who, denying in the world too, swore strongly that there is no resurrection, when He resurrects them again, He will show them that resurrection is true and that there is no other god; making them witnesses against themselves, after He makes known what they differed about, that there is no other god besides Allah, to what He calls the evil place of return, to Hell, they will be returned.

Yes.