Al-Hajj 38: Verily, Allah protects the ones who believe. Verily, all those who betray and who are ungrateful will stay far from Allah’s love (as long as they are on that path).
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Explanation
The misinterpretation
God protects those who believe. It is also certain that Allah deprives everyone who is treacherous and ungrateful from his love.
The right translation
Verily, Allah protects the ones who believe. Verily, all those who betray and who are ungrateful will stay far from Allah’s love (as long as they are on that path).
Explanation
This is where this verse goes wrong: Allah deprives those who are treacherous and ungrateful of His love. The truth is: Verily, anyone who is treacherous and ungrateful will be deprived of Allah's love (as long as he continues in that state).
In this Verse, they are removing the attribute of Tawwab of our Lord. Our Lord says in the 83rd Verse of Surah Al-Waqi'a: He accepts repentance until the time when He says: "When life is in the throat". When the life is in the throat, in one narration it is up to the rooster bone, in another narration it is up to the pit under the rooster bone where the sternum meets the throat, the door of repentance is open until then. Then the door of repentance closes. The reason for the closing of the door of repentance is that he is shown the times from the age of puberty until the moment of death. For this reason, the door of tawbah is open until the time when he is shown the worlds in which he lives. When he is shown that moment, the door of repentance is closed. So in this case the truth of the verse is: Verily, anyone who is treacherous and ungrateful will be deprived of Allah's love (as long as he continues in that state).
What is said in the video
38. Verse 38 — we're reading the wrong version of verse 38. Allah protects those who believe. Of course He will protect. He was protecting. And this is certain: Allah deprives everyone treacherous and ungrateful of His love. There's a mistake here.
What is here? Allah protects those who believe. Correct. He will protect. That is Allah's promise. And this is certain: Allah everyone treacherous and ungrateful of His love (?). Well, is there anyone among people who isn't treacherous? Is there anyone who isn't ungrateful?
How many eat up what Allah gave them and then give thanks to Allah — how many people, or how many humans, are there here? Because Arabic has no exact Turkish equivalent, these places must be opened up fully. What does it say? As long as they continue in that state, that is, in ingratitude and the like — Allah, everyone who is ungrateful, it says, He deprives of His love. The treacherous and ungrateful, it says. The one who betrays and the one who is ungrateful. As long as they don't give up the treachery and ingratitude they commit, and in that state they die, they are deprived of His love. What does being deprived of His love mean?
In the hereafter He does not look upon them with mercy. But He does not hinder those who will show mercy. Who are these who will show mercy? Those in the station of intercession. If they go as Muslims, of course. (?) Are there many? Aren't there many? Isn't there anyone who goes treacherous and ungrateful, yet goes as a Muslim? What beautiful verses there are. If these had been opened up this way, would anyone want to go like this, treacherous and ungrateful? Would they? What do we say? Allah protects those who believe. And this is certain: everyone treacherous and ungrateful, as long as they continue in that state, is deprived of Allah's love.
Look, it doesn't say here: is deprived of Allah's mercy. Love is one thing, mercy is another. For no one whom Allah has cut off from His mercy will anyone, on the Day of Resurrection, be able to intercede at all. There they are alone and without anyone, says Allah Almighty. One must pay great attention to the words. Yes.