An-Najm 48: Allah is the One who grants wealth and who deals poverty (bounded by their covenant with Allah).
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Explanation
The misinterpretation
He is the one who makes rich or poor.
The right translation
Allah is the One who grants wealth and who deals poverty (bounded by their covenant with Allah).
Explanation
This verse can be misunderstood because it is incompletely explained in terms of meaning. Therefore, it is obligatory to open it. He is the One who makes rich and He is the One who makes poor. When it is said, our Lord would be committing injustice by discriminating between His servants, by making whom He wants rich and whom He wants poor, by discriminating between His servants.
But when it is said within their destiny. Everyone's desires and wishes have been given to them in full. Whatever people wanted within their own wills, our Lord has written their wills as their destiny. We ourselves have chosen to be poor or rich in their mourning.
Does one want to be poor? Yes! Do people want to be blind? Yes! Does man want to be crippled? I do! How can he? The world is a stranger to us in the Hereafter. When the people who will come to this world make a covenant with our Lord in the Hereafter, He shows the world to man as a model. When and where do you want to go? The person does not want to come to the world. Would you be willing if our Lord mercifully sends you physically to take care of people? He is already willing. And it is the mercy and compassion of our Lord that He protects people with their feelings and helps them to earn a living and preserve their faith.
What is said in the video
He did not worship the idols. He knew the One Allah. Well, we have come to verse 48 of Surah An-Najm. "It is He who makes rich and He who makes poor," it says. Now here in verse 48 we have opened a parenthesis. Within people's destinies, it is He who makes rich and He who makes poor. That is, it is Allah. But we need to separate this within people's destinies. It is He who makes rich and He who makes poor. Yes.