Ar-Rum 45: Allah will give to those who believe and commit good deeds from Allah’s own blessings. Verily, Allah does not like those nations who continue on blasphemy!

A. Metin Saruhan · 22 February 2022 · Misinterpreted Verses

The misinterpretation

For God will repay those who believe and do good works out of His own grace. Surely He does not love the disbelievers.

The right translation

Allah will give to those who believe and commit good deeds from Allah’s own blessings. Verily, Allah does not like those nations who continue on blasphemy!

Explanation

This is where this verse goes wrong: Surely He does not love the unbelievers. Indeed: He does not love the people who continue to disbelieve. Allah (swt) created all human beings on the basis of Islamic nature and left them free in their wills, but they became proud and arrogant and disbelieved in our Lord like the unbelievers. In this case, since our Lord is the only one who is free from deficient attributes, when He sends people to the world, He puts a believer soul in the offspring of a non-Muslim. He puts the soul of a non-Muslim in the offspring of a Muslim. In this case, non-Muslims are born among Muslims in the land of Islam, and those who will become Muslims among non-Muslims are born among non-Muslims. When the time comes, those born in a non-Muslim country will be blessed with the light of Islam. Non-Muslims born in the land of Islam also become infidels.

He will not be able to say to our Lord, 'If you had sent me to the land of Islam, I would have lived there with the Muslims as an Islamic among them. Because if he was born among the non-Muslims, he has converted to Islam among the non-Muslims in return for the covenant they made before. In this case, our Lord does not love the disbelievers, as it is written in the verse that was misinterpreted, but He does not love the people who continue to disbelieve. This is the truth of the verse.

What is said in the video

In verse 45 of Surah Ar-Rum there is a mistake for Allah, to those who believe and do good deeds, will give freely out of His grace; surely He does not love the disbelievers, it says right, but when it says He does not love the disbelievers, among the disbelievers are there no Muslims? We will call them Muslims who continue with the disbelievers (?). Among the disbelievers there are Muslims. We set them apart (?). Not them. There are still those who are disbelievers and go to churches. Now Allah Almighty brings a Muslim soul, puts it in a disbeliever's soul. A Muslim soul and a disbeliever's soul, He brings both; in the Muslim's land of Islam, from the loins of a Muslim man, He has his child brought forth.

Why does He do it like this? So that non-Muslims won't say: if You had created me in the land of Islam too, had sent me there, I too would have grown up a Muslim like them; so that they won't say this, He puts a non- Muslim soul in the lands of Islam into the loins of a Muslim, and into the loins of a Muslim a non-Muslim soul, and that one from there of the people living outside Islam to their creed, conforming. In this case Allah Almighty is free of deficient attributes (?). No one will be able to question Him. Now in this case too, when it says surely He does not love the disbelievers, among the disbelievers there are those who will become Muslim.

And maybe you have come across this. I don't know. I came across it two or three times. The man is searching for a religion.

Really, he criticizes. He criticizes religions. They search for which religion is more beautiful. But unfortunately there is no one to explain it to them properly. And in this case those men again go to their own religions, or by their own reason, or there are those who become Muslim, they become Muslim. Now we read the correct form of the verse. For Allah will give freely out of His grace to those who believe and do good deeds. Brother (?), this part is correct. Surely He does not love those who persist in disbelief. He does not love those who persist in disbelief. Now you could ask a question like this.

That one, a Muslim, also persists in disbelief. Now does He not love this one either? Now what is it? Allah Almighty knows that he will become Muslim. He has a period of ignorance. However much there may be not loving him in the verse too, Allah Almighty has this time opened the door of repentance. Whatever you may be, come, He says, turn back and I will forgive you. In this case, what does the Prophet (peace be upon him) say? Even if your sins reached the clouds in the sky, when you repent with an intense heart when you do, We will change them, He says, into good deeds. Here Allah Almighty's attribute of justice comes to light.

Besides that, apart from the attribute of justice, the attribute of mercy comes to light. Apart from that: We created people deficient. Had We created you free of error, We would destroy you and create servants who commit errors. That verse comes into view. The verses always support each other. Yes.

Yes.