Ta-Ha 41: “And I have made you (a Prophet).”

A. Metin Saruhan · 21 February 2022 · Misinterpreted Verses

The misinterpretation

I have chosen you as my ambassador

The right translation

“And I have made you (a Prophet).”

Explanation

They have completely misunderstood this verse. The truth is: And I have chosen you (made you a Messenger).

Those who are ignorant of how the Prophets were created will, of course, make up things according to their minds and write them down. All Prophets say, "I am the first of Islam". What does this mean? Before Allah (swt) created the worlds, He created the light of the Prophet (s.a.w.). From his light He created the worlds. Then He gave the Prophet (pbuh) his soul. After that, He created the Prophets from the soul of the Prophet (pbuh). He made a covenant with them. In the 81st verse of Surah Al-Imran, He says:

81- (Remember when Allah sent among the Prophets a Prophet who confirmed what was before you after I gave you the Book and wisdom, you will certainly help him. Have you affirmed this? Have you accepted this covenant? When I asked them, they replied that they accepted. Then Allah said, "Then bear witness, and I am one of those who bear witness with you.

In this case, Allah (swt) does not choose anyone as a messenger for Himself. He sends the Prophets whose time has come to their tribes and informs the Prophets and their tribes of His commandments.

What is said in the video

made. They (?) are the meanings in parentheses. Verse 41 was rendered wrongly. I chose you as a messenger for Myself, it says. For Myself I chose you as a messenger. Whereas (?) I designated you. I made you a messenger. A messenger. That is, you, among the prophets, among the first created, among those created from the soul of the Prophet, there I (?) was created; you too were created (?) there, and I designated you, that is, made you a messenger