Ar-Ra'd 39: Those who desire blot out Allah’s (Book). (Those who desire) confirm and keep it. The Mother of all Books (Al-Lauh Al-Mahfuz) is in the sight of Allah.

A. Metin Saruhan · 21 February 2022 · Misinterpreted Verses

The misinterpretation

Allah deletes what He wills. (And whatever He wishes) He leaves it fixed. The original of all Books is with Him.

The right translation

Those who desire blot out Allah’s (Book). (Those who desire) confirm and keep it. The Mother of all Books (Al-Lauh Al-Mahfuz) is in the sight of Allah.

Explanation

The verse that has been misunderstood here is this: Allah erases whom He wills, and He leaves (whom He wills) fixed. The truth is: He who wills erases (the Book) of Allah, (He who wills) leaves it fixed.

Because they have opened this Verse in such a wrong way, they have attributed many aspects to our Lord. They say the following in the verse that they have opened incorrectly: 1- Our Lord erases some of His words in the course of time, realizing that what He has written correctly is wrong, and writes the correct words again according to Himself. 2- Our Lord does not know what people will do in the future, so He sends His judgment to people according to the time. 3- In this case, they say that there is neshah in the Qur'an because they do not understand the verses of our Lord. They equate the infidel and the polytheist. They do not know what kafir and mushrik mean. The kafir knows Allah, even if he is wrong. The polytheist, on the other hand, does not recognize Allah, the Book or the Prophet. Our Lord, do not marry polytheists, they call you to the Fire. But He says you can marry infidels. These people, who cannot distinguish between an infidel and a polytheist, write Qur'anic verses and say that Allah has annulled this verse with this verse. They say that an Ahl al-Bayt can marry an infidel and they attribute this to our Lord.

The truth of this verse is: He who wills erases (the Book) of Allah, and He who wills leaves it fixed. At the end of this Verse, the meaning of the Verse is fulfilled when it is opened with the truth of the Verse. The end of the verse reads: The Mother Book (the original of all books) is with Him. Then our Lord says in His Verse: "We have sent down the Qur'an and We are its guardians until the Day of Resurrection," then they will not be able to tamper with it, nor will they be able to tamper with a single letter of it. In that case, what part of the book will our Lord erase? In exchange for material, people have made changes in other books like the Torah, the Psalms and the Gospel and deleted some verses. Our Lord declares in the Holy Qur'an that the original of all His books is with Our Lord, the main book, the original of all books is with Our Lord. This, too, is hidden in the Levh-i Mahfuz.

What is said in the video

Surah Ar-Ra'd, verse 39 is one of the wrongly interpreted verses. Allah erases what He wills. Look, 'what He wills' is always Allah's willing. And what He wills He leaves firm. The origin of all books is with Him. Now I am asking you, pay attention to my question. Allah erases what He wills, it says, and what He wills He leaves firm. The superstitions (?), according to this verse,

say there is abrogation in the Quran; whatever it was, He changed it. Well, Allah Almighty says this in a verse: With Us there is a book preserved in the Preserved Tablet. Afterwards neither an addition nor any deficiency is made to it. Now in this verse, their interpreting these verses this way — does it ascribe attributes to Allah or not? I am asking you in advance, what will you say? All of you, whoever has sound reason, will say: it does, Hodja. The verses refute each other, contradict each other, you will say. Correct. Then what is its meaning? Look, its meaning is: whoever wishes erases Allah's book.

What does that mean? The meanings change. 'Erases' — no one can erase Allah's book. That is, he turns his back on it. He forgets it. He does not observe it. That is the meaning. And the rabbis and priests made changes in the books Allah sent. For material gain they changed the verses in Allah's books. A verse — there is a verse about this. Yes, so whoever wishes erases, whoever wishes leaves firm. Whoever wishes — whoever wishes what Allah wills — that is, believes in Him. The Mother Book, the origin of all books, is with Him. Look here. The origin of all books is with Him. The distortions those priests and rabbis made in the sent Gospel, the Torah, the Psalms, for material gain, it says.

Sir, those who change the verses, Allah's verses. There is a verse. In this case, if you go and say of this verse, sir, Allah erases what He wills and leaves firm what He wills, don't you ascribe attributes to Allah? Do you ascribe attributes? Don't you? Then which of His verses shall we (?) with you? I knew that. I acted accordingly, sir. Well, now you have removed it. What am I going to do? So verses are not interpreted this absurdly. Verses are not interpreted so contrary to one another. Allah protect us. Without knowledge, what will a person do? Supposedly he knows Arabic. So this is how you will interpret Arabic.

You will create it yourself (?) and interpret pieces. Yes.