Al-Mu'minun 1: Truly, the believers (mü’min) have attained salvation.

A. Metin Saruhan · 28 September 2016 · Al-Mu'minun

Translation

Truly, the believers (mü’min) have attained salvation.

Tafsir

Believers are the ones who attain salvation. The believer has a special place in Islam. A believer is Islam. But not every Muslim who is Islam is a believer. If every Muslim were a believer, Allah would have released all Muslims from Hell, according to the verse, and no Muslim would have entered Hell, according to the verse in which He says, "The believers are the ones who attain salvation". The sinners of Muslims will also enter Hell, and after their souls are satisfied there, they will leave Hell and enter Paradise. Therefore, the meanings of Allah's Verses should not be confused. Otherwise, the word of Allah is transformed into the normal human word, and Allah will be attributed.

A believer is a person who reaches the fourth level of the seven states of the soul, Nafsi Mutmainnah, and reaches the levels above it. These people are the ones who realize the manifestations of Allah (swt) in Nafs Mutmainnah. It is the state of a soul that cannot go back to the swamp of disbelief and rebellion. This soul is called a mutmain soul. These are the people who have attained Allah's mercy and go to the Hereafter in a state of salvation. In the twenty-eighth, twenty-ninth and thirtieth verses of Surah al-Fajr, He mentions Nafsi Mutmainnah and says, "O soul that has become satisfied, enter Paradise among My servants with your Lord pleased with you and you pleased with your Lord". These are the people who are truly saved, who have struggled with their nafs to be the kind of servant that Allah (swt) wants them to be while they are living their life in this world, who have reached the state of Nafs Mutmainnah, and who have earned Allah's true promise of paradise while they are living their lives in the realm of property. This is the real salvation.

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We come to the first verse.

Bismillahirrahmanirrahim. Kad eflaha'l-mü'minûn. Truly the believers have attained salvation. The believers are those who attain salvation. We said that the believer has a special place in Islam. A believer is a Muslim. But not every Muslim is a believer. If every Muslim were a believer, according to the verse Allah would have freed all of the Muslims from hell. According to the verse saying the believers are those who attain salvation, no Muslim would enter hell, if Muslims too were in the class of believers. The sinners among the Muslims will also enter hell, and after their nafs has come to rest there, they will come out of hell and enter paradise.

Therefore the meanings in Allah's verses must not be confused. Otherwise Allah's word is turned into ordinary human speech, and Allah is ascribed attributes. So in this case, when Allah Almighty says the believers have attained salvation, the believer is the person who has risen above Islam to the nafs al-mutmainna and has become aware of the divine manifestations; these are the people who have attained salvation and will enter paradise. The believers are people who have risen to the nafs al-mutmainna, the fourth station of the seven states of the human nafs, and have reached the stations above it.

These people are those who, in the nafs al-mutmainna, are aware of Allah Almighty's manifestations. Since there is no turning back, that is, it is a state of the nafs with no return to the swamp of kufr and rebellion. This nafs has been called a nafs at peace. They are people who have attained Allah's mercy and go to the hereafter in a saved state. Yes. Here there is a wrong word, like this. Let's correct it.

Yes.

In Surah Al-Fajr, 28, 29 and 30, in the verses, of the nafs al-mutmainna speaking: O soul at peace, your Lord pleased with you and you pleased with your Lord, enter among My servants, enter My paradise; they are the people of whom it says this. These people have truly been saved. While living the life of this world, in order to be a servant as Allah Almighty wishes, they struggled with their nafs, rose to the nafs al-mutmainna and, while living out their lives in the material world, have won paradise, Allah's true promise; they are such people. This is the true, real salvation. Yes.