Al-Furqan 70: Except for those who repent sincerely, has faith and who commit salih deeds. They repel evil with goodness. Allah is Ghafoor (Most Forgiving) and Raheem (the One Who very generously accepts repentance).

Who are these? Non-Muslims. In the seventieth verse, a wrongly translated verse: except those who repent and believe and do good deeds; they are an exception. Now, in the verses we just read, the wrongly translated verses, the misguided could never be saved again, right? Here they save their skin. In the wrongly translated verse it now saves them. What does it say? Except those who repent and believe and do good deeds. Allah turns their evil deeds into good deeds. Allah is Most Forgiving, of vast mercy, it says. Whereas: except those who repent and believe and do good deeds. What does it say here? Except those who repent and believe and do good deeds.

Allah turns their evil deeds into good deeds, it says. They repel evil with good. Evil. They have repented. Otherwise Allah does not turn their evil into good. I do evil too. Let Him turn my evil into good as well. Allah does not interfere in anyone's actions and deeds. But look what we are saying here now. They repel evil with good. Is there a verse for this too? There is. You tell me, which verse?

Let me tell you. The friends of Allah, it says, if someone, angry at a person, goes to insult him, there, it says, he does not insult back; he turns that evil into good, it says. Into good. The person does this himself. And from that friend of Allah, toward a person going, going toward evil, let nothing evil come forth. In the evil he goes toward, he always warns the person with his tongue, shows him the truth and guides him. Yes.

So: except those who repent and believe and do good deeds. They repel evil with good. With good. Allah is Most Forgiving. Of vast mercy.