Yunus 33: And thus, the word of your Lord regarding those who went astray, which is “They won’t believe!”, came true.
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And thus, the word of your Lord regarding those who went astray, which is “They won’t believe!”, came true.
Tafsir
The point that we have been trying to explain since the beginning of the first volume will appear here as well as in many other Verses. We will try to understand the Holy Qur'an thoroughly and to learn it without misinterpretation and without attributing shortcomings to Allah by explaining the verses that we come across like this every time.
In this verse, Allah (swt) again mentions (Kalu Bela). Having made a covenant with each and every soul in the spirit world, Allah (swt) has left people free in their own will. He has written the desires and wishes of people as their destiny.
So, when the entire humanity, past and future, is covenanted with them in the state of spirits, in the state of the former, in the state of the afterlife, and Allah will surely know those who believe and those who do not believe, and the words of our Lord that people do not believe because He has written their desires and wishes to them as their destiny will be true.
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Yes, verse 33 of Surah Yunus, we have come to it. Thus, He says, the word about those who left your Lord's path, that they will not believe, has come true. How beautifully He says it. Back in the barzakh. Those who turned their backs on Allah Almighty. Ve kuntum ezvâcen selâseh. All the kinds (?) classes, He says. Fe ashâbu'l-meymeneti mâ ashâbu'l-meymeneh. The deniers. Those who said yes at the address Elestü bi Rabbiküm. Those who said You are my Lord. Ve ashâbu'l-meş'emeti mâ ashâbu'l-meş'emeh. Those deniers. Yes. In the third group, the group of the foremost. In this case Allah Almighty made a covenant with every person one by one.
He wrote their desires and wishes, their aims, for them as destiny. Doesn't the verse in which He says We know the secrets of the hearts prove this? Doesn't He say: the desires in the innermost cell-corner of your heart that you need but do not know, We know them too? According to what does He say it? He says it according to this again. With the verse We are nearer to you than your jugular vein. According to what does He say it? Again according to this. What is this 'according to this'? He says it according to our covenant at the address Elestü bi Rabbiküm. Because Allah, who wrote our destinies for us, who our desires and doings, our aims, my friends, processes into us as characters, knows what we will do.
Yes. Here too, how beautifully He says it. So the word about those who left your Lord's path, that they will not believe, has come true. How else should He say it? How else should we prove this?
We explain it to you in every way.
The point we have wanted to explain, and have explained, since the beginning of the first volume, just as it comes up here, will come up in many verses too, we say. Each time, explaining the verses that come up like this, the Holy Quran we will try to understand thoroughly and learn without misinterpretation, without attributing qualities to Allah, we said. In this verse Allah Almighty again speaks of Qalu Bala. Allah Almighty, who made a covenant with each spirit in the realm of spirits, left people free in their own will. He wrote people's desires and wishes for them as destiny. So, all humanity that has come and will come: its beginning, and indeed while in the state of spirits, His making a covenant with them and giving our spirits' desires and wishes to them as destiny; through this Allah will of course know the believers and the unbelievers, and since our Lord wrote people's aims for them as destiny, the word that they will not believe will come true.