Sad 83: “Except for those sincere servants of Yours.”
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Explanation
The misinterpretation
Except for those who have been sincerely
The right translation
“Except for those sincere servants of Yours.”
Explanation
They have opened this Verse wrongly from the beginning. By saying, "Except for the servants who have attained ihsan (perfection) from among them," they have again characterized our Lord as discriminating between people by making it mean that our Lord made whomever He wished to attain ihsan (perfection) through His word, which they have misinterpreted, and at the same time they have slandered a word that our Lord did not say by saying that our Lord said this. Why did we come to this world? We were sent to prove what kind of a human being we are. Why did our Lord send us to this world to prove what kind of a human being we are, if He can make whomever He wishes to become righteous and choose whomever He wishes? Also, according to the 134th verse of Surah Taha, doesn't the meaning of this incorrect verse contradict? The correct verse is: Except My servants from among them who have attained ihraql (good deeds). Every human being will be held accountable for the actual deeds he or she has done of his or her own volition.
What is said in the video
Let's come to the surah. Let's finish it too. Verse 83: 'Except Your servants among them who have been made to attain sincerity' it says.
What does it say? 'Except those among them made to attain sincerity.' That is, Allah Almighty chooses servants, (?) tests them, or else trains them, makes them attain, makes them attain (?). 'The others, you stay back,' He says. 'Except Your servants among them who have attained sincerity,' like that.
Here, when it says 'Your servants', when it says 'except Your servants among them made to attain sincerity', there is a mistake here. It should say 'except My servants among them who have attained sincerity'. Let's correct this too. We'll write 'My servants' here. Okay? Yes. My servants. Excepted. We are Allah's servants.