Al-Qalam 52: All the worlds do Dhikr exalting The One and Only God Allah, Who is Self-Sufficient and Who is always Alive by Allah’s Ownself.
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Explanation
The misinterpretation
However, that Quran is only a reminder for the worlds.
The right translation
All the worlds do Dhikr exalting The One and Only God Allah, Who is Self-Sufficient and Who is always Alive by Allah’s Ownself.
Explanation
Although this Verse is correct, if we pay attention to the Verse, when it says vema huve illa zikrun lil alemin, it means that the word hu means that our Lord abides by His Essence, and vema huve illa dhikrun lil alemin, all the worlds dhikrun lil alemin, that there is no other god but Him. Now, if we add these openings together, the correct opening of this verse is: "All the worlds remember that there is no other god but Allah." This is the equivalent of the following verse. The heavens and the earth and all that is between them know the remembrance of their Lord.
What is said in the video
he sets him before himself and talks about him like this, as if talking with Allah. Astonishing, really. In verse 52: Whereas that Qur'an, for the worlds, is only an is an admonition, it says. Look, here it says wa ma huwa illa dhikrun lil-alamin. Him, other than whom there is none, the One self-subsistent by His essence, all the worlds remember. Not even admonition. What does it say? Wa ma huwa illa dhikrun, look, here there is dhikr. Dhikrun lil-alamin, meaning the worlds remember Him. Whom? Ve mâ hü — the One other than whom, self-subsistent by His essence, there is none, that Allah all the worlds remember.
Because when Allah created the worlds, from the atom to the globe, neutrons and protons to them, magnetic or antimagnetic to the atoms, the atoms of all matter, sir, as they turn around one another's axis, a sound He brought forth. With that sound they remembered His essence. Just as a factory invents a product and takes out its patent, Allah Almighty too has taken out the patent of these worlds. There is no god other than Allah who could be a partner to the Lord of these worlds, and even if some like Pharaoh, like Nimrod come forth, they perish and are gone. Because all the worlds remember Allah.
Yes. here According to the verse just now, what does Allah Almighty say, sir: the heavens and the earth, these two and what is between them have known their Lord's remembrance, it says in the verse. That is, He says: I am the owner and creator of all these worlds. And the proof of this is that all the worlds' beings, living and lifeless, remember Allah.
How beautifully David says it (?): with mountains, with stones let me remember You, my Lord; at dawn, with the birds let me remember You, my Lord, he says. He hears the remembrance of the mountains and stones, their remembrance.
Yes