Yunus 100: There is no one, not bound by Allah’s will (No soul can change their fate without Allah’s permission, by the covenant they made with Allah, in the address of Alastu-bi-Rabbiqum). Whoever does not use their reason (mind), is a filthy (blasphemer)!
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Explanation
The misinterpretation
No one believes without Allah's permission. He makes those who do not use their reason unclean (denial).
The right translation
There is no one, not bound by Allah’s will (No soul can change their fate without Allah’s permission, by the covenant they made with Allah, in the address of Alastu-bi-Rabbiqum). Whoever does not use their reason (mind), is a filthy (blasphemer)!
Explanation
This is where we have gone wrong: No one believes without Allah's permission. The truth is: There is no soul that does not depend on the permission of Allah.
When all souls made a covenant with our Lord of their own will, according to their desires and wishes, our Lord gave them their desires and wishes in full and wrote their destiny. It is not possible for any soul to change its destiny. It depends on the permission of our Lord. But our Lord also says in His Verse: Surah Al-Human, Verse 30: 30- (If I do not will, you cannot will): Our Lord has written down the desires and wishes of people and given them as destiny. After that, there is no one who can change these destinies of yours except Me. But a word has come from me too, heaven and hell.
All human beings are dependent on our Lord who writes their destiny. Already the verse says: "All souls will taste death and to Me is your return". Otherwise, in the wrong opening, when it is said that no one can believe without Allah's permission, it means that our Lord discriminates among His servants and grants faith to whom He wants and creates those He does not want to be in Hell, and in this way we are attributing our Lord in the opening verse.
What is said in the video
Of Surah Yunus, verse 100 is also a wrongly rendered verse. What does it say here? No one believes without Allah's permission. He, His servants, He makes those who do not use their reason filthy, disbelievers, it says. These are verses rendered completely wrongly here. Because if a person does not know Allah Almighty's covenant, that is, Surah Al-A'raf verse 72 on the covenant, if they don't know it, they cannot render these places. No one believes without Allah's permission, it says. Then why did He make a covenant with us? Why did He make a covenant? Well, then He made a distinction between His servants, you see.
That is, He will put whom He wills into Paradise, whom He wills into Hell. Without His permission, it says. He makes those who do not use their reason filthy, disbelievers. And without Allah's permission, it says. Look, without Allah's permission. No one believes. There must be Allah's permission, and only then will he believe. Well then, why did He make a covenant with us? Then there is no permission for that covenant. You a Muslim, you I made a disbeliever. I created you for Hell. And I created you for Paradise, He would say. Could anyone say anything to Him? This is Allah. He does what He wills.
But Allah does not discriminate between His servants. His mercy is abundant. And then what does it say? He makes those who do not use their reason filthy, disbelievers. Now here the correct version of the verse is this. There is no soul that is not bound to Allah's permission. Look, there is no soul that is not bound to Allah's permission. That is, obedient to Allah, or that Allah has not created within His own being and given to the human being as a soul. Every soul that made a covenant with Allah Almighty at the call Elestü bi-Rabbiküm, without Allah's permission, cannot change its destiny. Without Allah's permission it cannot change its destiny.
Those who do not use their reason are the disbelievers here.