Al-Furqan 69: Their sins will be summed up on the Day of Judgment and they will remain in it (punishment) eternally in humiliation.

Let's see, where else is there a mistake? We continue with Surah Al-Furqan. There is a mistake in verse 69 of Surah Al-Furqan. On the Day of Judgement their punishment is multiplied manifold, and in it, in the punishment, he remains forever humiliated, it says. Pay close attention. Now I will read the correct one too. Yes, yes, you're saying it, I understood, you're pointing it out, good. On the Day of Judgement, in return for what they did, their sins are added up, and in it, in the punishment, humiliated, he remains forever. In the other one, what does it say, in the wrong one? On the Day of Judgement their punishment is multiplied manifold. Allah Almighty multiplies manifold the good deeds we have done.

Pay attention. The good deeds we do: one to three, one to five, one to seven, one to ten, one to seventy, one to a hundred, up to one to seven hundred He gives. But the sins we commit He leaves one to one. And those sins are added up. They are not multiplied. The sins committed are not multiplied. What does it say here? On the Day of Judgement their punishment is multiplied manifold. Could Allah be like that? If I did it, give one punishment, its equivalent. If I did it, give its equivalent. It's like that here too, isn't it? A man swindles another man. Three years in prison (?). For example. He commits theft.

The first time they pardon him. (?) they cut off his hand. Sir, a man swindles. They say: two years for this too. A man kills. Eighteen years, twenty years for this, they say. If it is more, if (?), life imprisonment, they say. What happened? It was all added up like this. It is added up. Allah Almighty too is the Owner of justice. On the Day of Judgement, in return for what they did, their sins are added up. They are not multiplied manifold. They are added up, and in it, in the punishment, humiliated, he remains forever. Who are these? Non-Muslims.