Al-Ahzab 23: The mu’min are the men who show loyalty towards Allah. There are those among them who have fulfilled their vows (became martyrs), and there are some among them who look forward to it (to become martyrs). Neither they had any doubts, nor they had changed (their determination).
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Explanation
The misinterpretation
There are many privates among believers who keep their promises to Allah. Here are some of them who fulfilled their promise and gave their lives on that way (she became a martyr) and some are waiting (martyrdom). They have not changed (their words) in any way.
The right translation
The mu’min are the men who show loyalty towards Allah. There are those among them who have fulfilled their vows (became martyrs), and there are some among them who look forward to it (to become martyrs). Neither they had any doubts, nor they had changed (their determination).
Explanation
This Verse has been opened incorrectly from the beginning: Because those who are ignorant of Surah A'raf have opened such verses in the Qur'an in contradiction to the 172nd verse of Surah A'raf, the verses have contradicted each other and the religion of Islam has turned into superstition with the judgments that each person has made according to his own mind.
In Verse 172 of Surah A'râf, our Lord has made a covenant with human beings and has written the desires and wishes of each human being as a destiny. If no one can change these destinies ever again, is the meaning not like the verse that was opened incorrectly, saying that among the believers there are many men who keep their promises to Allah, are there people who make promises to our Lord and break their promises?
But the believers are such men that they are faithful to Allah. The verse is again misquoted and they have not changed (their promises) in any way. Which creature, when he makes a covenant with my Lord, will go beyond his covenant, i.e. his destiny, and change his word? The verse has ceased to be a verse and the word has ceased to be the word of my Lord. The correct way of opening it is that there are those who are looking for (martyrdom). They did not doubt with any modification.
What is said in the video
In verse 23 of Surah Al-Ahzab there is a mistake. Now what does it say here? We are reading the wrong one. "Among the believers there are many men who stand by the promise they gave to Allah," it says.
Here: "Among the believers there are many men who stand by the promise they gave to Allah," it says. Believers give their word to Allah and do not go back on it. They don't even know the believers.
"Some of them fulfilled their promise and gave their lives on that path, they became martyrs. And some are waiting for martyrdom. They have not changed their promise in any way." Now did this fit this from the start?
Believers are such men that... This is its meaning. The believers are such men that they show faithfulness towards Allah. The believers. The souls at peace. In verses 27 to 30 of Surah Al-Fajr, what does Allah Almighty say? "O soul that has found peace!" These are believers. "Your Lord pleased with you, you pleased with your Lord, enter among My servants, enter My Paradise," He said. (?) People. So the believers are such men that they show faithfulness towards Allah. Among them are some who fulfilled their vow, that is, became martyrs. And again among them are some who are watching out to become martyrs.
They did not fall into doubt with any change. Look, in the verse the words all support each other, do you see? Where are the words that don't match each other?
These people did doctorates. They know Arabic very well. And because they know it, the love of this world overwhelmed them, by their own reasoning. On condition of not fearing Allah, they wrote it carelessly like this.