Al-Hajj 14: Verily, Allah will make those who believe and commit good deeds enter the Paradises beneath which rivers flow. Verily, Allah does what Allah intends.

Surah Al-Hajj, verse 14. Surely Allah will admit those who believe and do good deeds into gardens beneath which rivers flow. Surely Allah does whatever He wills.

How beautiful in the verse — Allah Almighty. The Arabic speech is very beautiful. It flows, it flows, the Arabic speech. Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. İnnallâhe yudhılullezîne âmenû ve amilûs-sâlihâti cennâtin tecrî min tahtihel-enhâr. İnnallâhe yef'alu mâ yurîd. Surely Allah will admit those who believe and do good deeds into gardens beneath which rivers flow. Surely Allah does whatever He wills. Allah does whatever He wills.

What He wills — not whom He wills to Paradise, whom He wills to Hell. There is no willing by Allah over people, but there is Allah's (?). What is it? When He intends a thing, He says to it kun, that is, be, and creates it. So what does He say here too? Surely Allah does whatever He wills. Those who give Allah Almighty a good covenant and hold fast to Allah's command and (?), who heed the lawful and the unlawful and adorn themselves with taqwa — those people Allah Almighty will bring into gardens beneath which rivers flow. Allah Almighty created people so that His Being would be known. Therefore He created these worlds to prove His existence to people.

He sent people to a (?) world. Those who believe in Allah and believe in the hereafter, who know the prophets Allah sent as Allah's servants and messengers, who are governed by the Quran and observe the rulings of Sharia, since they conform to the purpose for which Allah created them, attain Allah's mercy. Allah is that Allah who intends what He wills and creates. Because Allah is a creator, a knower. Allah does not intend injustice to the worlds. You know, in Surah Al-A'raf, verse 179, Allah Almighty says in His verse: But when people render it, look how they render it: Indeed, many of mankind and jinn We created for Hell, it says. Look at the verse as they render it: Indeed, many of mankind and jinn We created for Hell, it says.

So what does Allah Almighty say here? Allah is that Allah who intends what He wills and creates. Because Allah is creator and knower. Allah does not intend injustice to the worlds. Well then, since Allah does not intend injustice to the worlds, and it is the return of what people earned with their own two hands, is this rendering of the verse correct now? Aren't they ascribing attributes to Allah Almighty? That is not how this verse is to be rendered. It says: Indeed, Hell was created for many of mankind and jinn. What is it then? Hell was created. For whom? For the guilty. Otherwise, Allah did not create people and jinn for Hell.

Allah forbid. Yes. But in this year's edition of the Diyanet they have accepted what we said. They rendered it that way. But all editions up to this year are as before. By explaining and explaining, they will find the truth, inshallah. By explaining the truth again and again. Even if they don't believe us, as we explain, they will find the truth.

Since Allah is the possessor of mercy, He treats His creatures with mercy. Therefore Allah creates whatever He wills. Yes.