Yunus 69: Say; “Those who continue fabricating lies about Allah, (as long as they are on that state) they won’t reach salvation.”

Now it is the turn of Surah Yunus, verse 69. This verse is a verse that has been wrongly interpreted. Yes, Surah Yunus.

Let's see — in Surah Yunus, this is Al-A'raf, Al-Anfal, At-Tawbah, Yunus surah. Yes.

Which verse? Verse 69.

First we read the wrong version. "Say: those who fabricate lies about Allah will never attain salvation," it says. Those who fabricate lies about Allah will never attain salvation.

Interpreting this verse in this way belies this verse. It denies it. Allah's words fall into contradiction with each other. "We did not create people free from error. Had they not committed errors, We would have destroyed them and created servants who commit errors." So a person may deny Allah, may tell lies too, and in the end, when he turns back, he attains Allah Almighty's pardon and forgiveness. So this verse is not interpreted this way. How will it be interpreted? "Say: those who continue to fabricate lies about Allah."

What does it say here? "Say: those who fabricate lies about Allah" — those who fabricate lies are one thing; those who continue to fabricate lies, and as long as they remain in that state, as long as they remain in that state, will never attain salvation. That is, if they turn back from it, since Allah is the Oft-Returning (Tawwab), through the attribute Tawwab they attain the mercy of their Lord. That is the meaning of the verse. So one must interpret the verses well. You cannot ascribe attributes to Allah. Allah is free of deficient attributes. Your interpreting this verse this way is belying many verses, which also goes against this verse of Allah: "If this were a human fabrication, in it many words that do not agree with one another you would find," He says. So the human fabrication is your idea; you (?) Allah's verse.

Yes. Well: those who continue to fabricate lies about Allah, and as long as they remain in that state, will never attain salvation. Those who, having no knowledge about Allah Almighty, fabricate lies about Allah Almighty and then do not turn back and repent — how beautiful — those who then do not turn back and repent; to this verse it points. (?) He leaves Islam. He becomes a disbeliever. Then he comes back again. He becomes a Muslim. And he weeps, saying "I became an apostate." That is, an apostate. So, if he became a Muslim, he becomes a disbeliever. He fabricates lies about Allah, so he becomes a disbeliever.

How will you fabricate a lie about Allah? As the disbelievers say, you will say Jesus is the son. You will say he is not a prophet. You will say the Quran is made up. Well, in the end he turns back and becomes a Muslim. Well, come on now, let Allah not forgive him — according to the verse you wrote, according to the translation. Isn't that so? Yes. Those who, having no knowledge about Allah Almighty, fabricate lies about Allah Almighty and do not repent afterward, will never attain salvation. Those who do not then turn back and affirm tawhid. Those who continue in that state will never attain salvation.

"Come on, Hodja, the man has a horse, a car, children. He lives as he pleases. Isn't this salvation?"

O man! Think about this well. In this world you are in a prison. In this world you are in a prison. Finally, once your lifespan in this prison is over, you will get out. To where? You will return to your eternal, everlasting, original homeland. Your original homeland. There, in the presence of its Owner, where your place is, you will understand when you come to your senses.

You will understand when you see the truth.

Yes, these, unless they repent, will never attain salvation. Because Allah is just, and the Judge of judges. Separating those who obey Allah and those who do not, He will judge between them with justice. Allah, who never intends injustice to anyone — people's choosing punishment will be the return of their own two hands. "Today," He says, "without anyone being wronged, what everyone has earned, as the return of his own two hands, will be given to them in full," He says. For this reason, those who slander Allah — who, having denied Allah earlier too, had their destiny written according to their own desires and wishes, and in this worldly realm, which is the realm of the unseen, since their destinies are the counterpart of their own covenants, acting by these desires, attribute guilt to Allah, who fabricate lies about Allah though they have no knowledge of Him — as long as they continue in that state, they will never attain falah, that is, salvation.

Yes.