Al-Ahzab 56: Verily, the angels of Allah salute the Prophet. Oh, believers! You too, Salute him with all due respect and (full) submission.

This is where this verse goes wrong: Allah and His angels send many salawat to the Prophet. The truth is: The angels of Allah send many salawat to the Prophet. This is because the created worlds were created from the light of the Prophet (s.a.w.). Therefore, since the angels of our Lord are also created from light, they salute the Prophet (pbuh) a lot. In this case, our Lord tells us that the angels of Allah send many salawat to the Prophet. And you, too, bring salawat to Him and greet Him with full submission.

By misinterpreting the verse, they are making our Lord also make our Prophet (PBUH) bring salutations and greetings to our Prophet (PBUH). They say: Allah and His angels bring many salawat to the Prophet. Allah, the Creator of the worlds, does not need anything. He will not lean on anyone. Our Lord has the attribute of Hay. He is the Giver of life to all the worlds and He is the One who is free from His creatures. In this case, if our Lord brings salutations and greetings to the Prophet (s.a.w.), a thousand and one questions come to mind. Is there another deity besides Allah, so that Allah (swt) can send salutations and greetings to the Holy Prophet (s.a.w.) by mentioning a deity that is not Allah (swt)?

All the worlds were created from the light of the Prophet (PBUH) and human beings were created from his spirit. Therefore, send many salutations and greetings to our Lord, the Prophet (PBUH), so that indirectly I have created you from his spirit. Send many greetings of Allah and do not turn your back on Him in ingratitude. Recognize Him as the greatest of all creatures and show your respect to Him with salutations and greetings.