Al-Hajj 58: Those who migrated on the path of Allah and then were killed or died will be given a beautiful provision from Allah. And certainly Allah, yes, Ultimately, Allah provides the provisions (all the sustenance and needs).

Those who emigrate in the way of Allah and are then killed or die, Allah will surely provide with a good provision. Now, those who emigrate in the way of Allah and are then killed or die, Allah will surely provide with a good provision. Surely Allah, yes, here He puts strong emphasis. is the best of providers, it says.

Now, first let us explain this: those who emigrate in the way of Allah and are then killed.

If a person cannot worship in a place, his emigrating to a place where he can worship is emigration in the way of Allah. Because he could not perform his worship, he left his property and possessions. Just as the noble Companions, as emigrants from Makkah al-Mukarramah, went to the Ansar of Madinah al-Munawwarah. In this case, if he is killed on the way, he is certainly a martyr, it says. Because he has been killed in the way of Allah. One who is killed in jihad, that is, during war, has also been killed in the way of Allah. These are martyrs. But there is war in a country. I left there, and while coming to a country without war, I was killed on the way.

I am not a martyr. He was not killed in the way of Allah either. Because you withdrew from your country and fled during the war. Or you were under a siege, and in order to secure a better life, you migrated to another land. This is not what emigration means. Yes.

He is the best of providers, it says. Now people say: I provide too. True. True. Why are you shaking your head? He distributes to people the provision Allah Almighty gives. He provides too. Look what it says: I am the best of providers, it says. So people provide too. What is Ahmet's, Mehmet's provision? He gives Hasan's and Hüseyin's too. They distribute. But when He says I am the best, Allah does not commit injustice in giving provision, it says. But people can be unjust. What does he do? He employs a man. He either under-reports his insurance, or under-reports his days, or pays his salary short. He does give, that is.

Yes. People who do not believe in Allah and the Hereafter, wrongdoers, who, against those who believe in Allah and the Hereafter, the God-fearing, those who remember Allah, use oppression to force them out of their homes; and in this situation, if those who emigrate without making concessions on Allah are killed on the way, or their life runs out and they die at their appointed time, Allah will provide them with a good provision. The good provision He speaks of, the provisions He will offer such people in the world of the Hereafter, in the abode of paradise, are of course the most beautiful of provisions.

It does not resemble worldly provision.

Surely Allah is the best of providers. People work in the world. While they receive their wages from the workplace in return for their work, those who give them their provision, by giving too little or too much, mix halal or haram into their provision. They become accountable to Allah Almighty. Although it is again Allah who indirectly gives these provisions to people, those who in the worldly realm continue in obedience and worship to Allah, people who believe in the Hereafter with certainty, when they attain Allah's mercy in the world of the Hereafter, in the gardens where there is no more death and which are the eternal, everlasting abode of bliss, while they are provided for, since toward Allah Almighty they no longer have any responsibility, Allah Almighty is the best of those who give provision.

Yes.