As-Saffat 160: Except for the sincere servants of Allah (They won’t face the punishment).

A. Metin Saruhan · 22 February 2022 · Misinterpreted Verses

The misinterpretation

Except for the sincere servants of Allah (they will not be punished).

The right translation

Except for the sincere servants of Allah (They won’t face the punishment).

Explanation

Here again, it is said that these are the servants of Allah who have been made righteous. In other words, these servants have been brought to ihligh by others. They have been specially trained, or our Lord has chosen them and has made them become righteous. Does this not mean that our Lord has made a distinction between His servants? Wouldn't the covenant be worthless?

They do not know the 172nd verse of Surah A'râf and cannot comprehend its meaning, so they have misinterpreted it. Every human being has written down his destiny in return for the covenant he made with our Lord and our Lord has sent people to the worldly realm so that no one can question Him for His attribute of being Allah, and after proving what kind of a human being they are by the actual deeds they have done, they will not be able to make a word to our Lord against the place they will go in the Hereafter. So the meaning of this verse is as follows. Except for the righteous servants of Allah (they will not be tormented). If every human being will be held accountable for what he or she has done, we should not involve our Lord in what people do.

What is said in the video

"Allah's servants brought to sincerity are exempt. They will not see punishment." Allah's servants brought to sincerity are exempt. They will not see punishment. Who are they? People to whom Allah Almighty gives the right of intercession, people raised to a certain degree, or rather, in the nafs-i radiya, in the fifth state, the fifth state of the nafs, people kneaded with the knowledge of Allah Almighty, people of whom it is said: your scholars' passing to the hereafter is like the sun going and darkness coming. Allah Almighty will give these people the right of intercession. Look, on their faces, it says, neither grief nor any stain will cling there.

(?) Don't we make mistakes? Of course we do.

Then, when we go to the hereafter with that mistake, Allah Almighty, by His attribute of justice, will say: my servant did this, did he do it? The other will say: I have a right in this, give me my right. And Allah Almighty: how much right do you have in this servant? This much. Here, take this much, his (?), did you accept? Oh my Allah, I did, saying I wish it had been a bit more. So from that (?) He removes, otherwise He gives their rights. That's how, among the servants Allah loves, to enter. To race for this. The world will pass anyway. We will all one day taste this death, this appointed hour.

Every soul will taste death. According to the verse that says: your return is to Me. In the world we will both earn our living and build up our world. Because Allah Almighty says: build up your world. And within this living, with the good deeds and sins we commit, we will prove to Allah Almighty what kind of person we are. Every word, every step, every second of ours is in view. No one will be able to rebel in any way, or deny, against what they did. No one will be able to protest, saying I didn't do this. Yes.