Ar-Ra'd 42: Those before them also planned ambushes (on Prophets). But it is up to Allah (to give punishment) for all ambushes because Allah knows what everyone will earn. At the end of this (worldly) dwelling, the deniers will soon know to whom the hereafter belongs.
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Explanation
The misinterpretation
Those before them also set traps (for their Prophet). However, all traps belong to Allah. Because He knows what everyone will gain. The unbelievers will soon know who is the end of this land (world) and who is the Hereafter.
The right translation
Those before them also planned ambushes (on Prophets). But it is up to Allah (to give punishment) for all ambushes because Allah knows what everyone will earn. At the end of this (worldly) dwelling, the deniers will soon know to whom the hereafter belongs.
Explanation
This is the wrong place in this verse: All traps belong to Allah. The truth is: But the punishment for all traps belongs to Allah.
Are the people who open this Verse in this way unaware of the Verses? If all the traps belong to Allah, then the traps set by human beings also belong to Allah, so does this not contradict the following verse of our Lord?
The 30th verse of Surah Al-Anfal reads as follows: 30- "Remember! The disbelievers were plotting against you that they might bind you or kill you or drive you out (of your land). While they were plotting (against you), Allah was plotting (against them). For Allah is the best of plotters."
There are many more such Verses, but one has to use one's mind. When the verses are read and explained incompletely in a way that is pleasing to the human mind, they have turned the religion into superstitions and already by explaining some of the verses incorrectly, superstitions have multiplied in the religion and everyone lives the religion of Islam according to his own mind. However, the religion of Islam is one. All people must follow the religion of Islam. The correct opening of this verse is that it is for Allah to punish all traps.
What is said in the video
Surah Ar-Ra'd, verse 42 Those before them also set traps for their prophets. Yes. Yet all traps belong to Allah. Yes.
I'm laughing. Why are you laughing? If you ask that: let me read the wrong one now, and while reading the right one I'll explain why I laughed.
Those before them also set traps for their prophets. Yet all traps belong to Allah. For He knows what everyone will earn. The disbelievers will soon know to whom the end of this abode, the world, the hereafter, belongs, it says. Yes. Now let me open up for you the part where I laughed. Those before them, those before them, had set traps for their prophets. Yet punishing all traps belongs to Allah. Now, if punishing all traps belongs to Allah. What does it say here? They had set traps for their prophets. Yet all traps belong to Allah. Then the trap of a person who does evil also belongs to Allah.
Allah made him do it. That's how it is, isn't it? All traps, what does it say? Since it says all traps belong to Allah, then those traps, the traps the evildoer will set, also belong to Allah. Then: they set a trap. We too set a trap, but We are the best of those who set traps, the verse that says this, wouldn't it contradict that as well? They set a trap, it says. See, We too set a trap. The trap our Lord sets is to put him inside his destiny. Not to take him out of his destiny. That is the best of it: the deeds he will do so as to prove his destiny to himself. What does it say here now? Yet all traps belong to Allah, it says.
Yet they had set traps for the prophets. Yet punishing all traps belongs to Allah. For He knows what everyone will earn. See now, the verses all support each other here. The verses support each other. The disbelievers will soon know to whom the end of this abode, the world, the hereafter, belongs. That is, there is no knowledge, no knowledge of the Quran, none. Knowledge of the Quran: if they knew the verses of the Quran, they wouldn't explain them crosswise against each other. Crosswise. Yes. And then: I did a doctorate. A doctorate. He does a doctorate. A doctorate in what? A doctorate in falsehood.
Yes.