Ar-Rum 60: (Oh My Messenger!) So patiently persevere; the promise of Allah is the Truth. Those who don’t believe, shall not take you lightly indeed.

A. Metin Saruhan · 22 February 2022 · Misinterpreted Verses

The misinterpretation

(My Messenger!) Be patient now. Know that God's promise is true. Do not let those who do not fully believe in this lead you to slack.

The right translation

(Oh My Messenger!) So patiently persevere; the promise of Allah is the Truth. Those who don’t believe, shall not take you lightly indeed.

Explanation

This is where this verse goes wrong. Do not let not those who have not believed in it firmly lead you into slackness. That is the truth: Those who do not have absolute faith should not underestimate you.

If we pay attention to the verse, do not let them lead you to slackness in the wrong place. This verse refutes this verse. He does not speak in vain, he does not speak against the verses of the Qur'an, vema ersalnake illa rahmeten lil alemin, the coming of mercy to the worlds, being sent to complete good morals, Allah (swt) does not speak against the verses of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) by speaking in this way.

Our Lord says to the unbelievers. He says that those who do not have absolute faith should not take you lightly. This is a threat to those who have no faith. It is also a warning to those who have faith.

What is said in the video

Yes.

In verse 60 there is also a mistake. My Messenger, now be patient. Know that Allah's promise is true. These are correct. Let those who have not firmly believed in it never lead you into weakness, it says.

Whereas: My Messenger, now be patient. Know that Allah's promise is the truth. These parts are correct anyway. Let those who definitely have no faith not take you lightly. What does it say? Those who definitely have no faith, that is, the disbelievers, let them not take you lightly. That is what the verses mean anyway. But it says it in this way: Those who have not firmly believed it, 'firmly' means there are also those who will believe. Let them never lead you into weakness, it says. Look. The Prophet (peace be upon him), the unbelievers would supposedly lead him into weakness. Yes. Whereas what does it say? Those who definitely have no faith do not take you lightly. That is, later Our punishment will come down upon them.

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to talk about, but I'm cutting it short; otherwise, I say, let's finish it sentence by sentence like this