Muhammad 24: Do they not reflect and think on the Qur’an. There are layers of locks over their hearts.
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Explanation
The misinterpretation
Do those whose hearts are locked do not ponder the Quran? Or are their hearts locked?
The right translation
Do they not reflect and think on the Qur’an. There are layers of locks over their hearts.
Explanation
This Verse has also been opened incorrectly from the beginning. The correct opening of this Verse is as we have written. They do not think about the Qur'an. They have overlapping locks on their hearts. Also, even though our Lord knows the secrets of all hearts, in the wrong opening they say. Or are their hearts locked? Our Lord does not know whether their hearts are locked or not, but they ask, "Or are their hearts locked? They cannot comprehend the meaning of the following verse of our Lord. There is not a single creature that will come until the Day of Judgment that we don't know what it will do.
What is said in the video
blinded." That is the correct one.
We are opening verse 24. A mistranslated verse. "Do those whose hearts are locked not reflect on the Quran? Or are their hearts locked?" Look, what does it say here now? Did I understand anything here? Those whose hearts are locked. Fine. They have locked their hearts. Do they not reflect on the Quran? Or are their hearts locked? It speaks of those whose hearts are locked - you are already saying their hearts are locked, and then you ask yourself, or are their hearts locked? Can there be such nonsensical speech? Yet look: "Do they not reflect on the Quran, or are there locks piled up on their hearts?" That is the meaning of the verse. How beautiful. "Do they not reflect on the Quran, or are there locks piled up on their hearts?" Verse 24 is right here.
"Or are there locks piled up" on the heart - the heart already - on the heart, are there locks piled up? How do you translate it like this? "Do those whose hearts are locked not reflect on the Quran, or are their hearts locked?" Good heavens, even a primary school child would not use this expression. And then sir, we will print the Quran in Arabic, I mean, in English, we will print the Quran in German, sir. Well, if you print it like this, with such superstitions you will turn people against you even more, and even more you will make people enemies of the religion of Islam. Look, we printed too, we will print it in English; it is finished, finished, the English is finished, the German is finished too. We will print, we will spread the truth.
Not with superstitions.