Al-Isra 11: (Some) People desires evil just as much as they desire good. (such) people are very hasty.
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Explanation
The misinterpretation
People want evil as much as they want good. People are too hasty.
The right translation
(Some) People desires evil just as much as they desire good. (such) people are very hasty.
Explanation
This Verse has been misinterpreted from the beginning: "People want evil as much as they want good. People are very hasty." When the Verse is opened in this way, it means that our Lord could not create a right human being, that people want evil as much as they want good, and then it becomes a mess. However, the correct opening of the Verse is as follows: "(Many) people desire evil as much as they desire good. (Such) people are hasty."
Not all people want evil. Many want evil as much as they want good. People who are patient can prevent many of the evils that such people will do.
What is said in the video
Surah Al-Isra, verse 11: “People ask for evil just as much as they ask for good,” it says. “People are very hasty,” it says.
Now here. Where is the mistake?
Who will tell us? Look: people ask for evil just as much as they ask for good. Right. “People are very hasty,” it says. Where? Most of them are very hasty. Most. Or some of them. If He says people are hasty, then He created all of us like that. If we are all like this, what would You want from us, right? Whereas what do we say? Many people, as much as they ask for good – look, many people, as much as they ask for good, ask for evil too. Such people are very hasty. That is the correct version.