At-Takwir 7: When the souls are coupled (with their bodies, side by side).

A. Metin Saruhan · 23 February 2022 · Misinterpreted Verses

The misinterpretation

When souls (bodies) are combined.

The right translation

When the souls are coupled (with their bodies, side by side).

Explanation

This Verse has also been misinterpreted from the beginning. It is said when souls are united with bodies.

In the Hereafter our souls will never enter our bodies. Because the Verses are clear and clear. When you come before me with a driver, when the souls are paired, according to the Verses, the soul can make the body speak in its favor because it is strong. In this respect, our Lord will make our bodies speak and bear witness against our souls. Our soul will ask the body, why are you testifying against me? The body will say that my Lord is making me speak. Then, when the testimony is over, the body says to the soul: "You are being returned to the first creator" and there it will taste death for the second time. Allah (swt) says in His verse: You do not taste death except the first death. According to these Verses, the soul does not enter the body. Also, those who say that we enter heaven and hell with our bodies, is there a third resurrection on the body? Is there a verse for that? However, our soul, which does not enter the body again except for the verse in which our Lord says, "We will resurrect you twice and kill you twice", will enter Paradise and Hell in the realm of Lahut in the form of our first creation as spirit, soul and soul.

What is said in the video

Peace be upon you. In Surah At-Takwir, we stopped at verse seven; I'm reading what is wrong in verse seven. 'When the souls are joined with the bodies,' it says.

Now, 'when the souls are joined with the bodies', he says about this, so about soul and body he has no knowledge at all. If he had knowledge about soul and body, he wouldn't talk like this. For example, our body is separate, the soul is separate. The soul, the self, is the life; the body is separate. When the soul is joined with the body, in this world body and soul are together, and the soul makes the body speak as it wishes, makes it speak in its favour or against it, whatever it may be. But tomorrow at the Resurrection, when the souls are confronted with the bodies, brought face to face, that is, the soul facing the body, the body bears witness to the soul.

How do we understand that it is like this? The soul asks the body. The soul says to the body: why do you testify against me? And it says: Allah, who makes me speak, makes me speak. And the verse - I'm quoting the verse. Now in that case, when the soul is joined with the body, that is, intertwined as it is now, what need is there? He will silence my hand and foot, it will testify against me. Sir, the soul is separate, the body separate there. Sir, it will taste death there a second time. What death will it taste? Will the body die there a second time? And 'the first death', it says, look, 'after tasting the first death, you will not taste another death,' it says.

Now what does this mean? The body and soul being separate, facing each other. 'You will not taste any death but the first death.' Now in that case, according to the verse: We bring to life twice, We cause to die twice. Now if people knew these verses, would they render the verse 'when the souls are joined with the bodies' like this? 'When the souls are confronted with the bodies.' That is the meaning of the verse.