An-Naml 87: On the Day when the Trumpet (The Sur) is blown, with the exception of those who desired from Allah (the loyal servants), everyone in the heavens and on earth will be terrified. They will all come to Allah with their heads down.
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Explanation
The misinterpretation
On the day the trumpet is blown, those in the heavens and the earth will be terrified, except what Allah wills. They all come to Him with their heads bent.
The right translation
On the Day when the Trumpet (The Sur) is blown, with the exception of those who desired from Allah (the loyal servants), everyone in the heavens and on earth will be terrified. They will all come to Allah with their heads down.
Explanation
This is where this verse goes wrong. Except those whom Allah wills. The truth is: Except those who wish for Allah (righteous servants).
They have opened the verses accusing our Lord of injustice among His servants by constantly attributing the word "wish" to our Lord. Our Lord certainly has a will. For example, when He wills something, He says, "Be" and creates it. But Our Lord will never create anything again. Because when our Lord says in His verse, "There is a Book in Our sight, which is preserved in the Levh-i Mahfuz, and no addition or omission will be made to it, all that has been created has been created and these worlds have been established. In this case, it should not be what Allah wills, but what Allah wills, with the exception of the righteous servants. Our Lord says in His verses:
Surah Zuhruf Verse: 86- The idols they worship besides Allah cannot intercede. Except for those who knowingly bear witness to the truth.
Surah Maryam: 87- None will be able to intercede except those who have a promise and permission with the Most Merciful.
Among the people who are in this intercessory position, the following verse is sufficient for those who will not be terrified when the wall is blown: Surah Yunus, Verse 26- Those who do good deeds will be rewarded (in return) with something better and more. There will be no stain on their faces, nor any disgrace. Those are the people of Paradise and they will abide therein forever.
So it is true that those whom Allah wills are not exempted: Except those who wish for Allah (righteous servants), they will come before our Lord.
What is said in the video
Look what it says now: on the day the Trumpet is blown, verse 87, Surah An-Naml. On the day the Trumpet is blown, except those whom Allah wills, here he makes the mistake. Those in the heavens and on the earth are all struck with terror, it says. All come to Him with heads bowed.
Where is this?
If we go further back in the verse, that is, if we try to place this firmly on its roots, the earth becomes another earth, it says. When the heaven turns into another state, what is this? The earth another earth. When the heaven becomes another heaven, the world of the hereafter and the place of gathering. Now, on the day the Trumpet is blown, it says. When the world is made a flat plain (?), on the day the Trumpet is blown, except those whom Allah wills, it says. Whereas it is not those whom Allah wills. Those who wish for Allah, those who wish, those good ones are excepted. Those who are good.
All in the heavens and the earth are struck with terror, it says. Why? They have all risen. Alas, they say. What the prophets said was true. They say. This is the day of reckoning, they say. How fine. All are struck with terror. All come to Him with heads bowed, it says. With (?) there is no shirking, it says, right? All those who wish, who wish for Allah, His friends, Muslims, believers, righteous servants:
on their right sides, at their shoulders a light will appear, a radiance. It will show them the way. And what do those behind, who were wronged, say? We are in darkness, they say. Wait for us, they say. Wait so that we may benefit from your light (?).
And what do the righteous servants say? Turn back and look for a light behind you, they say. Yes. And they all gather at the Great Court, at that place of gathering. The first to be called to account is the community of the Prophet (peace be upon him). Allah Almighty will begin first with the righteous servants: nafs-i marziye, nafs-i raziye, nafs-i mutmainne, nafs-i levvame, nafs-i mülhime, nafs-i emmare, nafs-i emmare; downwards the accounts will be settled. Why nafs-i emmare? The guilty will go to hell. In nafs-i levvame there is no one guilty. Even if there is, still bound for paradise. But the nafs-i emmare doesn't pray, doesn't fast, doesn't give zakat, doesn't go on hajj, of Allah's commands it does none, doesn't pray.
Goes about uncovered, goes naked, commits adultery, takes interest, cheats people, lies, drinks alcohol, gambles, commits adultery.
These are nafs-i emmare. Among them there are accounts that balance on both sides, there are those with many sins, there are those with many good deeds. Of these, some go to paradise, some to hell. Do they stay there permanently? No, they don't stay permanently. Every sin he committed has its recompense. He serves the punishment for his sin and comes out. Because he has the light of faith. He has not denied Allah. These do not burn in the fire either. (?) Yes.
On the day the Trumpet is blown, it says, those who wish for Allah, the righteous servants, are excepted. That is, the friends of Allah are excepted.
All in the heavens and on the earth are struck with terror. All come to Him with heads bowed. Yes.