Yunus 76: When the Truth came to them from Our side (in the form of miracles), they said; “This surely is clearly a sorcery”.

Surah Yunus, verse 76. We write these briefly, since the verses also complete one another in sequence, according to those verses we sum them up within them in short sentences. Had we written it at great length, believe me, mule-loads, camel-loads of tafsir it would have been. And nobody would have read it. So we wrote it, restricting sentences within sentences. We said it is a knowledge. If we make this knowledge known to people, they will very quickly solve it. First, the manifestations of Allah Almighty, His creating man as a part of His Self; second, people making a covenant with Allah Almighty at the address Elestü bi rabbiküm, always man's covenant, his intention being written as his destiny; third, the partial will being over people, with Allah Almighty not interfering in people's partial will; fourth, their ascribing attributes to Allah Almighty, "perhaps," (?) the verse; "perhaps it will come"; until the Day of Judgment, every single living being that will come, He knows; "let Us not know what he will not do" (?), since they fix it to the verse, their ascribing attributes to Allah here too; since in this address Elestü bi rabbiküm people's making a covenant is covered, since the covenant is covered, since people cannot know this place, they have tied everything to the world, and shamelessly, under the verses, "the mother and father," it says, "make their child a Christian or a Magian while in the world," it says.

God forbid. God forbid. Then the child is not at fault. The guilt was attributed to the parents. That is why it says no one is responsible for anyone's guilt. No one is responsible for what anyone else did. "Today," it says, "what you have earned is the return for your own (?)." According to this verse, how wrongly, how sloppily they have interpreted the verses. May Allah set it right. May Allah set it right. If you don't know, at least don't comment. Write its meaning, and if you are writing it wrong, write it, but don't comment. Yes. "When the true miracle came to them from Us, they said, 'This is surely clear magic.'"

Allah Almighty, (?) His Self to Pharaoh and his people, so that they would not be unjust to their own selves, from His presence, that is, from Him, sent Moses (peace be upon him) with miracles to Pharaoh and his house.

Yes, Pharaoh and his henchmen, taking the miracles to be given to Moses for magic, and gathering the most formidable sorcerers in the land, on the day they appointed set them against Moses. Thereupon, in the face of the miracles Moses showed from Allah, even the sorcerers believed that Allah exists. But the disbeliever Pharaoh and his henchmen, since at the beginning they had their hearts against Allah sealed, persisting stubbornly in opposing Allah, said, "This is clear magic." Yes.

Just let a person (?) believe at all. Yes.