Al-An'am 129: And thus, due to their sins, some oppressors follow others.
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Explanation
The misinterpretation
Thus, We follow some of the wrongdoers after the others because of their sins.
The right translation
And thus, due to their sins, some oppressors follow others.
Explanation
The wrong place in this verse is this: "We make some of the wrongdoers to follow some of the wrongdoers." The correct version is: "Some of the wrongdoers will follow some of the wrongdoers." Allah (swt) does not lead people to evil. My Lord has made human beings the caliphs of the earth. He has also placed the creatures at the disposal of human beings. In that case, if He were to discriminate between people, He would have sent some people to the world as supervisors of some people. But people come into the world free and equal, regardless of their beliefs. Then they live their lives as obedient or rebellious to our Lord according to their own destiny, and after proving what kind of a person they are, they pass on to the Hereafter. When they opened the verses, they always opened by blaming our Lord. Our Lord will not let any guilty person follow anyone, but He shows them the paths of truth and invites them to Himself by warning them with prophets and scholars.
What is said in the video
the wisdom that knew what they are. Yes.
We have come to Surah Al-An'am, verse 129. This one has been rendered wrongly too. "Thus, because of the sins they committed, We set some of the wrongdoers on the heels of others," it says. Oh, how nice. Allah Almighty has dropped all His other work. He's busy with people.
(?) everyone, by his own mind, will play the role of his own script in this world. That script has been written. And Allah will watch. In the end, when He gathers us, He'll say: so this is what you were. How beautiful. Yes. What do we say? Thus, because of the sins they committed, some of the wrongdoers follow on the heels of others. Allah doesn't set anyone on their heels. Yes.