Yunus 97: Even if all miracles came and even if they see the severe punishment, they will not believe.

A. Metin Saruhan · 21 February 2022 · Misinterpreted Verses

The misinterpretation

Even if all Miracles have come, they will not believe until they see the painful torment.

The right translation

Even if all miracles came and even if they see the severe punishment, they will not believe.

Explanation

This verse has been misinterpreted from the beginning. Even if all the Miracles come, they will not believe until they see the painful torment. The truth is: Even if all the miracles come, they will not believe even if they see the painful torment.

Where it is opened incorrectly, the following meaning emerges. A painful torment is a torment that people will suffer in Hell. When the people of hell are subjected to a painful torment when they enter hell, it is said that these sinful people will see the truth and turn to the truth, or they will not believe in the truth until they see a painful torment. In such a case, since our Lord's forgiveness is abundant when the inhabitants of hell return to the truth, and since the inhabitants of hell will leave hell when they see the truth, hell will disappear and there will be no more inhabitants of hell. It is a word that opens with a Jewish fabrication. Because: "The Jews say that the fire will not touch us in Hell for more than three days." And our Lord said: "Then ask for death," he says.

The correct opening is as follows: Even if all the miracles come, they will not believe even if they see the painful torment. They will not believe even if they see all the miracles, because they have made a covenant by disbelieving in our Lord, and their character, their nature, is that they disbelieve in our Lord, and this character will never change again. In this case, Our Lord says in this verse. In verse 77 of Surah Zuhruf, the inhabitants of Hell say. They say to the angel in charge: "O Malik, may your Lord finish us off! He will tell you that you will always remain like this."

Even if they see the torment, they will not believe. Even though they are suffering so much torment in hell, they cannot say "Our Lord". The fact that they say, "O Malik, tell your Lord to finish us off" shows that they will not recognize our Lord for eternity and that their character will not change because of their disbelief. The longer they remain in the Fire, the more their hatred towards our Lord, who will remain in torment, will increase. Those who are waiting for the Lord of their dreams, the Lord of their dreams will come and save these people of hell and they will take revenge on our Lord. It is in these feelings that they will remain the inhabitants of Hell for eternity.

What is said in the video

In verse 97: even if every miracle came to them, they will not believe until they see the painful punishment. This too is wrong. Why is it wrong? This is entirely the talk of a Jew or a non-Muslim. Because what do they say? They, in Hell, no more than three days, the Jews. "We will not suffer more than three days in Hell," they say. After that they will come out, that is. The Christians too (?), well, here too they will serve out their sins and they too will come out, that is the meaning. What does it say? Look: even if every miracle came, until they see the painful punishment they will not believe. And the painful punishments are in Hell.

So when they see it, they will come out of there in remorse. Whereas: even if every miracle came, even if they see the painful punishment, they will not believe. Even if they see the painful punishment, they will not believe. Which verse confirms that they will not believe? In Hell the disbelievers will say to Malik: O Malik, tell your Lord. Look: your Lord, not our Lord. Tell your Lord to lighten the punishment upon us a little. Yes.