Al-Anbya 112: He (Muhammad) said; “Oh My Dear Lord! Judge (about them) with Your justice.”, “Our Lord is Rahman (Allah the Merciful), the One Whose help seeked for, against what they are mocking..”
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He (Muhammad) said; “Oh My Dear Lord! Judge (about them) with Your justice.”, “Our Lord is Rahman (Allah the Merciful), the One Whose help seeked for, against what they are mocking..”
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Since the Prophet (PBUH) came as a mercy to the worlds, he wanted all mankind to return to Allah, the One and only, and to obey and worship Allah as Lord. Let them not associate partners with Allah.
When the disbelievers and idolaters disbelieved in the Prophet (pbuh), his heart would be troubled, but he would not curse them because he came with mercy to the worlds. However, in times of difficulty and distress, when his heart was troubled, he would say to these unintelligible polytheists and those who say that angels are the daughters of Allah, 'My Lord, judge them with your justice. That is, they worship idols and deny you. O Allah! judge between these people and their idols with Your justice. That is to say, judge them with your justice, for their idols are ignorant of everything, and the polytheists associate partners with you out of pride and arrogance. Allah's justice is that those who obey Allah and those who disobey Him will not be the same, so let it be manifested on those who deserve it.
When the Prophet (PBUH) says in his prayer that our Lord is the Most Merciful, he is making a distinction between the disbelievers, the polytheists, and the believers. Here he emphasizes that the idols worshipped by the polytheists are incapable of anything and are unable to speak and can neither benefit nor harm them, while the idols are created by Allah, the Merciful, and our Lord is the Merciful, meaning that His mercy is for everyone in the universe. Those you worship are objects created by the One and only Allah. Among them are those who will later convert to Islam and those who will repent. If you deliberately disbelieve in Allah, and then you come to your senses and turn to Allah in repentance and ask for forgiveness, you will find Allah very forgiving and forgiving.
Because of the new spread of Islam, there were some idol worshippers among them who had not yet become Muslims. In that case, because of the good covenant and obedience that these people had given to Allah, they would have embraced the Religion of Islam, and now that you have disbelieved in Allah in this way, may you repent. Then Allah will forgive you for your disbelief in Allah until those among you become Muslims, and Allah will forgive you for your repentance, and you will be guided.
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We have come to verse 112 of Surah Al-Anbiya, and with it we finish Surah Al-Anbiya. Muhammad: My Lord, give Your judgment on them with Your justice. Our Lord is the Most Merciful. He is the one whose help is sought against what you describe, he said. Since the Prophet came as a mercy to the worlds, he wanted all people to turn to that One Allah and obey and worship Allah as their Lord. (?) That they not associate partners with Allah. When the disbelievers and idolaters denied the Prophet (peace be upon him), his heart would grow heavy. But since he came as a mercy to the worlds, he did not curse them.
But in difficult and distressing moments, when his heart grew heavy, against these polytheists who would not listen and against those who said the angels are Allah's daughters: My Lord, give Your judgment on them with Your justice. That is, they worship idols and (?) You. O Allah, judge with Your justice between the idols and these people. That is, that the idols they worship are unaware of anything, while the polytheists, out of arrogance and pride, associate partners with You: judge them on this with Your justice. As for Allah's justice: since the one who obeys Allah and the one who does not cannot be equal, he said, let what they deserve become manifest upon them.
When the Prophet (peace be upon him) said in his prayer, Our Lord is the Most Merciful, the Prophet (peace be upon him) is making a distinction between the deniers, that is, the polytheists, and the people. Here, emphasizing that the idols the polytheists worship have no power over anything, and that they cannot speak and can bring them neither benefit nor harm, and that their idols too were created by Allah, the Most Merciful: Our Lord is the Most Merciful. That is, His mercy is upon everyone in the universe. What you worship are also things created by (?) Allah, he said. Since some of them would later become Muslims, there are those among them who will feel remorse and repent.
Even if you knowingly deny Allah now, perhaps later you will come to your senses, turn to Allah in remorse and ask for forgiveness. You will find Allah very forgiving and pardoning. Since Islam had only just begun to spread, among them there were still idol worshippers who had not yet become Muslim. In that case, since these people, because of their obedience to the good covenant they gave to Allah Almighty, would be honored with the religion of Islam, even though you now deny Allah in this way, it may be that you come to affirm His oneness. Then, despite your denial of Allah, there are those among you who will become Muslims. Because of your repentance Allah forgives you and you find guidance.
Yes.