At-Takwir 19: Certainly, it is the word brought by an honorable Messenger (the Prophet Hz. Muhnammad P.B.U.H).

A. Metin Saruhan · 23 February 2022 · Misinterpreted Verses

The misinterpretation

It is the word brought by a respected messenger (Gabriel) in the Sight of Allah.

The right translation

Certainly, it is the word brought by an honorable Messenger (the Prophet Hz. Muhnammad P.B.U.H).

Explanation

This Verse has also been misinterpreted from the beginning: It is the word of a messenger (Gabriel) who is honorable in (Allah's) sight. Everyone knows that our Lord is complete and perfect. Our Lord is free from all deficient attributes.

Now in this Verse they have made Gabriel a messenger. In some of the previous Verses they introduced him as a deity. As I have written in the footnotes of the previous Verses, people who cannot distinguish between light and spirit and who do not investigate the truth by using their intellect, think that what they learn from each other like parrots is a science and consider themselves superior in religion. Even if they hear the truth, they do not want to accept the truth in a state of morphine-induced numbness and sleep. Those who pursue superstitions with their egoistic feelings instead of reaching the truth by making comparisons, and who take pleasure in this when it satisfies their ego, have turned their backs on the truth in this aspect.

Here, the term "a good messenger" refers to the Prophet (PBUH) himself, who came as a mercy to the worlds. The truth of the verse: Verily, it is the Word of Allah, brought by a righteous messenger (the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)).

What is said in the video

That is the meaning of the verse. Sir, in verse nineteen they rendered it wrongly. 'It is the word brought by a messenger honoured in Allah's presence, Gabriel,' it says. What is this? The Quran. Sir, uh, Gabriel brought this. Gabriel. Now here too people don't know many things. What does it say? 'It is the word brought by a messenger honoured by Allah, Gabriel.' Whereas the correct one: surely, what a noble messenger, a noble messenger, Muhammad (peace be upon him) brought is the word of Allah. This is not Gabriel here; a noble messenger. Who is this? The word of Allah brought by Muhammad (peace be upon him).

Now, why not Gabriel, but the word of Allah? Muhammad is meant here. Because Allah Almighty reveals the Quran to the Prophet's heart. Revelation. I mean: 'Before We firmly settle it in your heart, do not move your tongue,' He says. Do not move your tongue. Also: 'When We have firmly settled it in your heart, you will never forget it,' Allah Almighty says in the verse. Also: 'While We give this to your heart, let not the accursed Satan try to cast in his insinuation,' He says. 'But We settle this revelation firmly in you.' 'When the insinuation Satan casts strikes hard against this revelation, when this falsehood strikes the truth, it is lost,' He says.

So all the verses have been twisted from their meanings and rendered this way. 'A messenger honoured in Allah's presence (?), Gabriel brought it.' Gabriel - yes, Gabriel did bring it, but where does Gabriel bring it from? Let's say that too. Allah Almighty sent the Holy Quran down on the 27th night of Ramadan, at Sidrat al-Muntaha, to the place called Qadr. After Allah Almighty firmly settled the revelation in the Prophet's heart, when He gave the revelation to Gabriel (peace be upon him) too, whichever verses of whichever surah, He would say: take it from there and recite it to My Prophet. And he would take those surahs from there and recite them to the Prophet.

The Prophet (peace be upon him) even says: Gabriel's recitation pleased me very much. Gabriel's recitation. One day he asks Gabriel: O Gabriel, my brother, who gives you this? 'By Allah, I receive it from behind a veil, O Messenger of Allah; I don't know who gives it,' he says. 'Next time,' he says, 'part that veil and take a look,' he says. When he is about to bring revelation again, to bring surahs of the Quran, he parts the veil. And after receiving the revelation, that is, after receiving the verses, he comes to the Prophet and recites. He says: who gave you this? Gabriel says exactly this: O Messenger of Allah, the giver is you, and the receiver is you. Yes.

So, surely, what a noble messenger, Muhammad (peace be upon him), brought is the word of Allah. Yes.

Look, it already says it so beautifully. Look here now. Innahu la-qawlu rasulin karim. A word, that is, of a strong messenger, a trustworthy one, a noble messenger, that he brought. Messenger. Can we call Gabriel a messenger? Rasulun karim. A noble messenger. Muhammad (peace be upon him) is meant here. What does Gabriel have to do with it here? Yes.