Ar-Ra'd 20: They are the ones who gave to Allah a beautiful covenant (in the address of Alastu-bi-Rabbiqum), they show loyalty to their word.
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Explanation
The misinterpretation
They are those who keep God's covenant and do not break their promise.
The right translation
They are the ones who gave to Allah a beautiful covenant (in the address of Alastu-bi-Rabbiqum), they show loyalty to their word.
Explanation
This Verse has been opened incorrectly from the beginning. Because people who have no knowledge of the 172nd Verse of Surah A'râf cannot understand the words of our Lord in this way. If the verse is opened in this way, our Lord will be characterized. The meaning of this Verse is this: Our Lord made a covenant with people, but Our Lord failed to bind their covenant and they broke their covenant and broke their word. Why would God make a covenant with people in such a situation? If He has written people's promises as their destiny, did people break their destiny? Verses opened in this way contradict many other Verses.
1- Allah (swt) has programmed these worlds until the Day of Resurrection. No being can go outside this program.
2- They prepare a trap and We prepare a trap, but We are the best of those who prepare traps. This means that when people prepare traps that will take them out of their destiny, Our Lord will put them into their destiny and make them prove what kind of people they are according to their covenant. In this case, since many Verses have been opened without the realization of the 172nd Verse of Surah A'râf, Verses have been opened by attributing shortcomings to our Lord. The truth of the verse is: They make a good covenant with Allah (in the address Elestu bi Rabbikum), and they cannot go beyond their covenant.
What is said in the video
In its verse 20 there are mistakes. What does it say? They are those who fulfil Allah's covenant and do not break their word, it says. Now where is the mistake here? They are those who fulfil Allah's covenant and do not break their word.
A verse that has been interpreted wrongly from the start. They are those who fulfil His covenant. And do not break their word. This is wrong from the start. This verse needs to be interpreted like this. They are the ones who give Allah a good covenant. A good covenant, that is, they say: You are our Lord. People cannot go outside the covenants they gave. Otherwise, when it says 'those who do not break their word', it means Allah Almighty could not program people well. The people He programmed can go outside this program. Well then, since no one can go outside his covenant, since no one can change his destiny, what does Allah Almighty say?
With Us there is a book preserved in the Preserved Tablet; afterwards neither an addition nor a deficiency is made to it, He says. And the verse 'if We did not will, you could not will' — to what, to what meaning does it come? Here, too, a meaning like this emerges. If We did not will, you could not will. When you made the covenant with Us, in return for your covenant We wrote your script, engraved your destiny into you, gave you this as characters. You cannot go outside it; it happens only by Our willing, He says. that is, We can change this. Here Allah Almighty, in this verse, speaks such a a word like this, that is, He sends a verse: With Us there is a book that in the Preserved Tablet is preserved. Afterwards neither an addition nor a deficiency is made to it.
Everyone will live out that pledge according to the pledge he gave. No one can go outside his covenant and no one can break his covenant either. Yes. They are those who do not break their word, it says. Look at that. So there are those who break their word. With whatever understanding they wrote this, interpreted it. Yes.