Al-An'am 25: There are some that listen to you (to the Qur’an that you recite). However, (due to their rebellion,) there are some among them who have put veils upon their hearts and a cover upon their ears. Even if they were to see all types of miracles, they would not believe. When these infidels come to you, they even argue with you, saying, “this Qur’an is nothing but the tales of the previous ones”.

In the twenty- fifth verse, I'm reading the wrong one. Among them were some who listened to the Quran you recite. Correct. He is saying it to the Prophet, there were those among them who listened, this part is correct. But to prevent them from understanding it, We put veils over their hearts and heaviness in their ears, it says. Now this isn't right.

As Creator, however You program it, that is how it will be. If You programmed it this way, You can't call it to account. If it's justice. Look what it says. But to prevent them from understanding it, We put veils over their hearts and heaviness in their ears too, it says. So now He has discriminated between His servants. Even if they saw every kind of miracle, they still would not believe in it. This is true too. But it would have been correct once the words there were corrected. Indeed, when those disbelievers come to you: this Quran is nothing but the fables of the ancients, they will say, and so with you they argue, it says.

Now let's read it, completing the missing words.

Among them were also some who did not know the Quran you recite. But because of their rebellion, because of their rebellion, but 'their rebellion' isn't in the verse. That's in brackets. Why is it in brackets? It's in their covenant at the address 'Am I not your Lord?'. It now symbolises that covenant. Because of their rebellion. And there were also those who had veils put over their hearts and heaviness put in their ears, it says. That is 'Am I not your Lord?'. Because they don't know this, because they don't know how the covenant was there, they make things up, make things up and say them like this.

Yes. Even if they saw every kind of miracle, in this state they still would not believe in it. Indeed, when those disbelievers come to you, they argue with you, saying: this Quran is nothing but the fables of their ancients. How nice. That is what actually happens. Yes.

Do you know how nice it would be if they could say it without attributing it to Allah Almighty?