Hud 34: “If I want to give advice to you but you desire to transgress, my advice will not benefit you. Allah is your Lord and you will be returned to Allah.”

A. Metin Saruhan · 21 February 2022 · Misinterpreted Verses

The misinterpretation

If God wants to make you go astray, my advice will not benefit you, even if I want to give you advice. (Because) He is your Lord. And to Him you will (finally) be returned.

The right translation

“If I want to give advice to you but you desire to transgress, my advice will not benefit you. Allah is your Lord and you will be returned to Allah.”

Explanation

This is where this verse goes wrong: If Allah wants to mislead you, the Truth is: If you turn your backs on Allah, if you want to be aroused.

Our Lord does not mislead anyone. Our Lord's mercy covers the universe. He says that My mercy exceeds My wrath. In this case, by opening the Verses in contradiction with the Verses, they have attributed our Lord. As we always say, the verses opened with such false words are superstitious words opened by people who are incapable of comprehending the 172nd verse of Surah A'râf.

Every person's desire and will is given to him and his destiny is written. Our Lord is not responsible for the actual actions that people commit. We said that will is two. 1- Universal Will 2- Limited Will. The limited will is the will of the human being. Every human being is free in his own will. In this case, man will be rewarded for his own actions. Otherwise Allah does not tempt man. On the contrary, He waits for people to return to Him.

What is said in the video

We continue with Surah Hud. There is a mistake in verse 34. If Allah wants to lead you astray. Allah leads no one astray. Do you understand? What kind of talk is this? What kind of words are they attributing to Allah? How are they not ashamed?

To leave (?) to oppression among His servants, they put Allah into human form and bring Him down to human reason, give Him attributes, and with grudge and hatred toward His servants He would supposedly lead them astray. If Allah wants to lead you astray, even if I wanted to advise you, my advice would not benefit you. Because He is your Lord. And finally you will be returned to Him. However, here: if you turn your backs on Allah, if you want to go astray, that is, to go astray, that is, if you insist on denying Allah, your Creator, it says, and if you want to persist in this, even if I wanted to advise you, my advice would not benefit you, it says. Because your ears are blocked to the truth, your eyes too have gone blind, you don't want to see the truth; whatever I wish for you will no longer help.

Yes, because He is your Lord, He. He is the One who created us, and finally you will be returned to Him. All people will be returned to Him. Again Allah's (?) Prophet, our master (peace be upon him), with the verses, with Allah's verses, is warning people here. Yes.