Al-A'raf 178: Those who desire guidance from Allah are the ones who find the right path. Those who go astray, they are the ones who are truly in a loss.
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Explanation
The misinterpretation
Whoever Allah guides, it is he who finds the right way. Whoever surprises them, it is they who are the real losers.
The right translation
Those who desire guidance from Allah are the ones who find the right path. Those who go astray, they are the ones who are truly in a loss.
Explanation
This whole Verse has been wrongly opened from the beginning. The verse is wrongly opened as follows: "Whomever Allah guides, it is he who is guided. And whomsoever He leads astray, it is they who are the losers." The correct version is: "Whoever seeks guidance from Allah, it is he who is guided. And whoever strays, it is they who are the losers." Those who understand and comprehend the 172nd verse of Surah A'raf correctly will realize that there are many places in the Qur'anic verses that have been opened incorrectly. Our Lord does not guide anyone, nor does He mislead anyone. They open the Verses in opposition to each other without exercising their minds at all. Why did Our Lord make a covenant with people in the 172nd Verse of Surah A'raf? Why did He not interfere with people's desires and wishes, but destined their will for them?
In this case, since people whose destinies are written are written good deeds and sins with the actual deeds they commit with their own will, those who open the Verses as contradictory to each other are writing the Qur'an's interpretation by giving meaning to these Verses randomly without remembering the following Verse. (If this were a human fabrication, you would find many words in it that do not agree with each other).
The correct version of this verse is as I wrote above: "Whoever seeks guidance from Allah, it is he who is guided. And whoever strays, it is they who are the losers." All people will be held to account for their own deeds.
What is said in the video
so that they think with sound reason and return to the truth. Yes. Verse 178 was interpreted wrongly. Of course, if you explain the address 'Am I not your Lord?' wrongly, then this place too, sir, wrongly the mistakes come from there anyway. 'Whom Allah guides'; look, again, Allah guides no one. Man reaches guidance with his own reason. 'He is the one who finds the right path, the right path,' it says; look now. 'Whom Allah guides, he is the one who finds the right path.' Now, the one who finds the right path, about whom? He says it to that person. He found the right path. Well, if you now say here 'he found the right path', then 'whom Allah guides', does it fit with those words?
Here you would have to say this. If you want to reconcile them, you have to prop up the mistake. What does it say? 'Whom Allah, on the right path, the right thing, whom Allah guides, him He has led to the right path.' If you said that, they would perhaps complete each other. In this (?) way they complete each other. Here there are words that are opposed (?) to each other. 'Whom Allah guides, he is the one who finds the right path.' If I found the right path, I found it. With the guidance Allah sent me, that is, with the verses of the Quran, everyone, in their own will, Allah Almighty has left free.
You know, will was of two kinds: universal will and partial will. Allah Almighty does not interfere in any of the wisdom of the partial will. Yes.
'And whom He leads astray, they are the real losers.' 'And whom He leads astray', the Lord says. Allah leads no one astray. Is Allah the enemy of people? Allah sent the Quran to people as guidance. Sir, He sent it to them as mercy. So that they find the truth. Does Allah commit injustice among His servants? And the correct one: whoever asks Allah for guidance, he is the one who finds the right path. And whoever goes astray, they are the real losers. It lies in man himself. Hayran yerah; He will record an atom's weight of his good. He will record an atom's weight of his evil. Here, where is Allah Almighty leading man astray, then?
Yes.