Sad 46: They were genuine, sincere, always considering about the hereafter.

A. Metin Saruhan · 22 February 2022 · Misinterpreted Verses

The misinterpretation

We have made them sincere people who especially think of the hereafter.

The right translation

They were genuine, sincere, always considering about the hereafter.

Explanation

This verse has been misinterpreted from the beginning. As we have always said, they have repeated the same mistakes. If people try to open the Verses of the Qur'an, ignorant of the covenant with our Lord, they will be making nonsense while opening such Verses.

Would our Lord, who created these worlds with His knowledge and judges with His justice, who does not oppress His creatures in the slightest, who does not oppress anyone with what each soul earns and gives them exactly what both hands earn without oppressing anyone with what each soul earns, after making a covenant with human beings, would He make His own word contradict each other with His words by doing injustice while judging on human beings by doing injustice among His servants with His own will?

So the correct verse is in a way that confirms the other verses: "They used to remember the abode of the Hereafter in a sincere manner."

What is said in the video

But 'he always turned to Allah,' it says. He always turned to Allah. Yes. There is also a mistake in verse 46.

'We made them sincere people who especially think of the abode of the Hereafter,' it says. There is a distinction here now. What does it say? 'We made them sincere people who especially think of the abode of the Hereafter.' That is, He does not separate among His servants. The (?) do so as well. People are not separated like that either. Degree by degree.

They — I'm reading the correct one. They, with a pure quality, sincerely remember the abode of the Hereafter and mention it, it says. What is it? They, with a pure quality, sincerely remember the abode of the Hereafter, and mention it. What does it say here? 'We made them sincere people who especially think of the abode of the Hereafter,' it says. Yes. That is, Allah Almighty is making a distinction here. Yes.