Yunus 72: If you turn away (know that); No reward I have asked from you. My reward belongs to no one, but Allah and I was Commanded to be of the Muslims.
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If you turn away (know that); No reward I have asked from you. My reward belongs to no one, but Allah and I was Commanded to be of the Muslims.
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Hazrat Noah (peace be upon him) told his people so many truths, but they turned away from him. So I did not ask for any remuneration from you for telling you the truth and inviting you to salvation. My reward and reward is from Allah, the Lord of the worlds. I trust and rely on Him alone.
O My people! There is no God but Allah, and those whom you worship are the creatures of Allah. They will neither benefit nor harm themselves. Although he said that Allah is the Lord of the Worlds, the people did not pay heed to Noah's words. They turned their backs and left. Hazrat Noah, who lived among his people for a long time, advised them from father to son, saying that this man will not die, do not believe his words.
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"If you turn away, I have not asked you for any wage anyway. My reward is due from none but Allah. And I have been commanded to be among the Muslims," it says.
How was he commanded? Allah Almighty, from the soul of Habib-i Kibriya, the Seal of the Prophets, Muhammad (peace be upon him), our master, the prophets He first created, and He made a covenant with them: you, and when He sends you as a helper to a prophet, when He sends you to your peoples, (?) (?), do you take on this heavy burden, He says. They say yes. "I too am among the witnesses with you," He says. The first created; no other humans had been created yet. So Allah's witnessing: the first created - I was commanded to be a Muslim, he says. That is the covenant I gave, he says. Yes, I consented to that command of my Lord, he says.
I became one of the Muslims, he says. After that, when the souls of the peoples were created from their souls, they all became the elders and fathers of the peoples.
In this case, would a father not help his child? If the father is strong, of course he will gather his children under his own strength. So the prophets too are obliged to explain Allah's verses to their people and to invite them to the truth. Because a father does not want them to go astray. Yes. Although Noah (peace be upon him) explained so many truths to his people, his people turned away from him.
Thereupon: "For explaining the truths to you and inviting you to salvation I have not asked you for any wage," he says. I have not asked. My reward and recompense come from Allah, the Lord of the worlds. I trust in Him alone and rely on Him. Yes.
I always trust only in Allah. And I rely on Allah. On earth I have had no friend. I am always with Allah.
And I always say this: What an excellent Master, what an excellent support, what an excellent friend, he says. Yes.
Whoever is with Him is never a stranger, whoever is with Him is never alone, whoever is with Him is never without anyone. As long as one is with Him. A person's (?), he says.
"O my people, there is no god but Allah.
What you worship are lifeless things Allah created. They can bring themselves neither benefit nor harm. That Allah is the Lord of the worlds" - although he said this, the people paid no heed to Noah's words.
They turned their backs and left. Indeed, as Noah lived among his people for a long time, from father to son (?) they said: this man does not die, don't believe his words.
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