An-Nahl 106: Those who deny Allah after belief, who open their hearts to denial - with the exception of those who are forced (to deny) while their hearts are full of belief – Allah’s wrath is for them. There is great punishment for them.

A. Metin Saruhan · 27 February 2018 · An-Nahl

Translation

Those who deny Allah after belief, who open their hearts to denial - with the exception of those who are forced (to deny) while their hearts are full of belief – Allah’s wrath is for them. There is great punishment for them.

Tafsir

The disbelievers tortured Ammar, his father Yasir and his mother Sumayra to turn them away from Islam and make them worship their idols again. However, none of them turned away from their religion in the face of these tortures and renewed their faith by declaring the Shahada. Enraged by this, the disbelievers martyred Sumayra by tying her to camels and pulling her by the legs of Ammar's mother in the opposite direction. Then they again forced Ammar's father Yasir to worship idols. When Yasir renounced the idols and gave the Shahadah, they martyred Yasir too. These were the first martyrs of Islam. They will remain as an example to people for as long as the world lasts until the Day of Judgment. May Allah honor their souls. Ammar could not bear the pain of his parents and disbelieved with his tongue, even though his heart was full of faith. Then they informed the Prophet (PBUH). They said that Ammar said what they wanted. The Prophet (SAW) said about Ammar: "His heart is full of faith. In such a situation, you can say what they want. In difficult situations, it is permitted to deny with the tongue if the heart is full of faith. But whoever does not fear Allah, but fears such polytheists or the torments of a temporary punishment, and forsakes Allah and opens his heart to disbelief, such is the wrath of Allah. For them there is eternal and everlasting torment and torment in the Hereafter.

So the pain, absence, sorrow and joy of this life are all temporary. It is the life of the hereafter that is eternal.

What is said in the video

106-107. Yes, verse 106, Surah An-Nahl 106. Whoever disbelieves in Allah after having believed; the one whose heart is full of faith while he is forced into denial is different. They are different. But whoever opens his heart to disbelief, upon them is Allah's wrath. For them there is a great punishment.

The disbelievers, Ammar, his father Yasir and his mother Sumayyah, to turn them away from Islam and make them worship their idols again, torture them. But none of them recants under this torture, and by reciting the testimony of faith they renew their faith. Enraged at this, the disbelievers tie Ammar's mother by her legs to camels in opposite directions and, having her pulled, martyr Sumayyah. Then again they force Ammar's father Yasir to worship idols. When Yasir rejects the idols and recites the testimony of faith, they martyr Yasir too. They become the first martyrs of Islam. Yes. For Allah.

They will remain for people, as long as the world stands, until the Day of Judgment, an example of worship. May Allah gladden their souls.

Ammar, unable to bear the pain of his mother and father, with a heart full of faith, denies with his tongue. Then they inform the Prophet (peace be upon him). "Ammar said what they wanted," they say. The Prophet (peace be upon him), about Ammar: "His heart is full of faith. In such a situation again, you may say what they want," he says. In hard situations, with the heart full of faith, denial with the tongue has been permitted. But whoever does not fear Allah and fears such polytheists or the tortures of a temporary punishment and abandons Allah and opens his heart to disbelief, upon them is Allah's wrath. For them in the Hereafter there are eternal and endless tortures and punishments. So the suffering, the poverty, the pain and joy of this life are all temporary. What lasts is the life of the Hereafter.