Yunus 74: After him, We have sent many Messengers to their people. They brought miracles but they were not to believe in something they had denied before. This is how the transgressors make their hearts sealed.

Of Surah Yunus we have come to verse 74.

Then after him We sent many prophets to their own peoples, it says. Many prophets. All the prophets came to their own peoples. People by people. According to one narration, 124,000 prophets; sir, Allah Almighty as prophets to them, with a duty, to those people sent them, to those tribes. And the Prophet (peace be upon him), sir, He sent as a mercy to the worlds. To all people. What does it say? Then after him We sent many prophets to their own peoples. Here Allah Almighty, in the first verse of Surah Ibrahim too, has us look. Let us tell you that here, like this. The same verses always confirm one another.

The verses always confirm one another.

Sir, Surah Ibrahim, 254. on page — let's look up Surah Ibrahim — 278 250 54 Look what it says. This Quran — to bring people, by their Lord's permission, out of darkness into light, that is, to the path of Allah, who prevails over everything and is true and worthy — is a book sent down to him, it says. In the fourth verse: so that he may explain Allah's commands to them clearly, We sent every prophet only with the language of his own people, it says. That is, in the fourth verse of Surah Ibrahim. What is it? So that he may explain Allah's commands to them clearly, We sent every prophet only with the language of their own peoples.

What does it say here? Then after him We sent many prophets to their own peoples, it says. We sent many prophets to their own peoples, it says. That is, Allah Almighty sent them to them with their own people. Yes. Look how beautiful the verses are. They will confirm one another. (?) Correct. Now this part isn't wrong. They brought the miracles. Correct. But they were not going to believe in what they had denied before. That is how We seal the hearts of the transgressors, it says. The last word is wrong. What does it say? But they were not going to believe in what they had denied before. That is, we know they gave their pledge as deniers. That is, in such a way that they would not recognize Allah Almighty anyway, they gave it. We already know that.

They say 'lie, lie'. They will not come to what is right. That is how the transgressors had their hearts sealed. Allah Almighty does not say 'We sealed'. Look, it says 'We seal'. Although Allah does say 'He seals'. So: 'Why did You seal my heart? I would have opened it, had it opened, or done this or that' — he won't be able to say that. Why? Here, they had them sealed. Yes. Saying 'I still go on not recognizing You', he had it sealed. As opposed to Him saying: since you did not recognize Me, I am sealing your heart. Then: maybe I would have turned back. Wasn't the door of repentance open? So Allah Almighty does not say 'We gave (?) to it'.

The word has to be this definite. No one will be able to object to Allah Almighty. Or no one will be able to object. Man, by his own will, had himself sealed. Yes.