Saba 21: Whereas, Shaytan did not have any power over them. (Shaytan was given his opportunity) so that the ones who believe in the hereafter would be separated from those who are in doubt. Verily, your Lord is knowledgeable over everything.
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Explanation
The misinterpretation
However, Satan had no power over them. But (we gave him this opportunity) so that we can distinguish the believer in the hereafter from the doubter (we gave him this opportunity) and your Lord is truly all-knowing.
The right translation
Whereas, Shaytan did not have any power over them. (Shaytan was given his opportunity) so that the ones who believe in the hereafter would be separated from those who are in doubt. Verily, your Lord is knowledgeable over everything.
Explanation
This is where it goes wrong: (We gave him this opportunity) so that We may distinguish the one who believes in the Hereafter from the one who remains in doubt: (Satan was given the opportunity he desired) so that those who believe in the Hereafter and those who remain in doubt may be separated from each other
They have opened this verse in such a way that our Lord is unaware of the condition of the people and does not know what to do with them, and they have opened it by characterizing our Lord as being in a position to test them, that is, the people, with each other and with the temptation of Satan, and to find out what the people are. Our Lord made a covenant with human beings at Kalu Bela in the address Elestu bi Rabbikum. He gave them their desires and wishes as their destiny. In this case, there is not a single living creature that will come until the Day of Judgment so that we do not know what it will do, and they have opened the Verses unaware of this verse. In fact, if they were aware of the meaning of verse 172 of Surah A'raf, they would not have opened these verses in such a contradictory and superstitious way.
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In verse 21 too there is a mistake. We are reading its wrong version. "Whereas Satan has no influence over them at all." Yes. Satan has no influence over man at all. Of the jinn.
Where? In which verse does He say this? There is another verse too, accordingly. "Satan's nest is (?) for My servant who knows Me," He says.
Yes. "Whereas Satan had no influence over them at all. Only so that We might distinguish and know the one who believes in the Hereafter from the one who remains in doubt, We gave him an opportunity. Your Lord truly knows everything," it says. Now Allah did not know what people would do. He gave Satan an opportunity, and Satan used his influence over them. Those who split off split off. Those who did not, did not. Accordingly Allah Almighty made a decision about people. Allah Allah. Do you see? The meaning. Decisions people made by fitting Allah into their own minds. "Whereas Satan had no influence over them at all.
True. But so that the one who believes in the Hereafter and those who remain in doubt would separate from each other, Satan was given the opportunity he wanted." To Satan. What did Satan say? Give me a life until the Day of Judgement. I gave it, He says. What is the reason? If He didn't give it, Allah was wary of Satan, right? They would say He didn't give it to him among His servants. Well, take it, He says. Sir, I in turn, he says, will sit in front of Your servants who come to You. I will keep Your servants who come to You from coming to You, he says. Allah (?): if they believe in you, take them, I have given them all to you, He says.
Who are they? Those who are deceived by Satan. Those who leave Allah's path through their desires. Yes. "Whereas Satan had no influence over them at all. But so that the one who believes in the Hereafter and those who remain in doubt would separate from each other, Satan was given the opportunity he wanted. Your Lord truly knows everything best." Be entrusted to Allah.