Al-Ma'arij 4: The angels and the Spirit ascend to Allah in one Day which measures fifty thousand years (relative to the time measurement on earth).

A. Metin Saruhan · 23 February 2022 · Misinterpreted Verses

The misinterpretation

Angels and Spirit (Gabriel) ascend there in a day whose amount is fifty thousand years (in earthly years)

The right translation

The angels and the Spirit ascend to Allah in one Day which measures fifty thousand years (relative to the time measurement on earth).

Explanation

This Verse has been misinterpreted from the beginning. The angels and the spirit are described in parentheses as the angel Gabriel (Gabriel) as a spirit, and then they say that he ascends and ascends there in a day, which is fifty thousand years (in earth years). Does it make any sense from the opening of this verse where they ascend to? Since angels are spirits, whose presence do they ascend to? With these unknown words, people are saving their faith by not reading the verses of the Qur'an.

The truth of the verse is as we have explained above; "The angels appear before the Spirit on a day whose number (in earthly years) is fifty thousand years." So they come before our Lord.

What is said in the video

Surah Al-Ma'arij, the fourth verse a verse wrongly explained, the verse: The angels and the Spirit, it says. In parentheses it has "Gabriel". He doesn't know what the Spirit is. If he knew, would he say Gabriel? Gabriel is one thing, the Spirit another. Now what does it say? The angels and the Spirit — Gabriel in parentheses — ascend there in a day whose measure, in worldly years, is fifty thousand years, it says. Where is "there"? "To there".

Whereas look what it says here. Ta'rujul mala'ikatu war-ruh. Ta'ruju means it ascended, it rose, it says. Ascending. Who? Ta'rujul mala'ikatu war-ruh. The Spirit's — the angels ascend into the presence of the Spirit, it says. Ascending into the presence of the Spirit. To whom? The angels ascend into the presence of the Spirit.

On a day of a certain measure the angels go up into the presence of the Spirit. Now look at the meaning of the verse. Look at the explanation here. What do you understand from this? The angels and the Spirit, it says. Because he doesn't know what the Spirit is, he says Gabriel. If you don't know this and explain it like this, of course you'll talk nonsense.

The Spirit, the Universal Spirit, is Allah Almighty. Now, so many scholars say the Spirit is Gabriel, say this and that, say angel, say this, say that. Is what you say right? Indeed. Or is what I say right? Well, I'm not saying it, Allah says it. What does Allah say, look: of My Spirit I breathed. Into whom? Into Adam. What does it say, let's explain once more, the verse: of My Spirit I breathed, it says, into whom? Into Mary. For Jesus — the creation of Jesus is like the creation of Adam, it says. So what is the Spirit, then? Well, is the Spirit an angel? Is the Spirit Gabriel? Well, man above the worlds honoured — Allah who created him so, why did He create man so honoured above the worlds? Because He gave man of His Spirit. Pitiful people who don't know what the Spirit is, if they put the Spirit into the cat, the dog, the angel, into this and that, then that's how they explain verses so absurdly, and Allah Almighty too they describe like this.

Yes.

What does it say? The angels, on a day whose measure in worldly years is fifty thousand years, into the Spirit's presence go up. That is the meaning of the verse. Yes. Yes. Now, if I'm wrong, you prove to me that the Spirit is Gabriel. Indeed. I'll show you so many verses that Gabriel is not the Spirit, that the Spirit is Allah Almighty, that the Universal Spirit is Allah. For example, (?) says Gabriel: "when there covered the Lote Tree that which covered it", it says. How could Gabriel cover the Lote Tree? Gabriel says: if I went one ant's length further I would burn. Well, where did you hide this verse, that you made Gabriel cover the Lote Tree? Well, what does it say next? He drew down and came near, to the distance of two bows.

Allah revealed to His servant what He revealed. Since an angel cannot go beyond time and space, who is this who drew down? seeing the Messenger of Allah Almighty, our Master, off as far as the Sidrat al-Muntaha, and there again coming near to the Prophet, to the distance of two bows, and revealing to him.

He's almost going to call the angel Gabriel Allah. He does say it, in fact. Says it shamelessly. Without embarrassment. Unaware of the verses. Yes. May Allah set them right (?).

May Allah give you good guidance.