Al-Isra 76: And they will try to scare you off and drive you away from your home. Then, they would not be able to stay long after you.

A. Metin Saruhan · 2 November 2016 · Al-Isra

Translation

And they will try to scare you off and drive you away from your home. Then, they would not be able to stay long after you.

Tafsir

The enemies of Allah and the polytheists went too far in their enmity against the Prophet (SAW). They tortured the weak believers in Makkah and forced them to convert from their religion. In this situation, the Prophet (SAW) sent some of the believers to Medina. Upon hearing the news of this, the polytheists became even more hostile and prepared plans to kill the Prophet (SAW).

Allah (swt) informed His Messenger of this situation. The Prophet (PBUH) left Mecca in the middle of the night and came to the cave of Sevr, which was on the opposite side of the road to Medina, with Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddiq. In the meantime, their enemies followed their tracks and came to the cave of Sevr, but the spider spun its web and the dove made a nest in the mouth of the cave, which was under the protection of Allah (swt). Our Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and Abu Bakr Siddiq were protected from their enemies in this way.

The polytheists, unable to find the Prophet (SAW), turned back. The Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) also returned to Madinah. This journey of the Prophet (PBUH) and his arrival in Madinah Munawwara is the Hijrah in the history of Islam.

And whoever forces the Messenger of Allah out of his land and drives him out of his land, Allah will not favor that people in that land. For Allah has punished those who betrayed His Prophets in the past. This is the unchanging law of Allah. Indeed, when Allah (swt) said, "They themselves cannot stay long after you," the Prophet (pbuh) took Makkah and the miracles of Allah (swt) were manifested.

What is said in the video

Surah Al-Isra, verse 76. Again, they will nearly make the world too narrow for you, to drive you out of your land. In that case they themselves would not remain long after you either, it says. Yes.

In Mecca the Honored, they set out to kill the Prophet.

And one night the Prophet, together with Abu Bakr as-Siddiq, leaves the house. At first they lose their way. That is, He makes them lose it, the polytheists. He goes not toward Mecca but toward (?). He climbs to the cave of Thawr. Then, after a certain time there, he emigrates to Medina, and the first hijra, the hijra of Islam. Yes. Again, they will nearly make the world too narrow for you, to drive you out of your land. In that case they themselves would not remain long after you either. These words carry two meanings. First: if such a thing had happened, that place would have been destroyed. Second: even if you leave there, they will not stay long after you; you will return there again; that is what it means.

Because it says there that they themselves would not remain long. Surely those among them will become Muslims too. Those hostile to Allah and the polytheists, toward the Prophet (peace be upon him) too, went very far in their hostility. In Mecca the Honored, by torturing the weak among (?), they tried to force them to turn from their religion. So the Prophet (peace be upon him) sent some of the believers to Medina the Radiant. On hearing of this, the polytheists took their hostility to an even higher pitch and prepared plans to kill the Prophet (peace be upon him). So Allah Almighty informed His Beloved of this situation.

And the Prophet (peace be upon him), one midnight, leaving Mecca the Honored, with Abu Bakr as-Siddiq came to the cave of Thawr, which lay in the opposite direction from the road to Medina. Meanwhile, although his enemies followed their tracks and came as far as the cave of Thawr, over the mouth of the cave that Muhammad (peace be upon him), under the protection of Allah Almighty, had entered, a spider had spun its web. And a dove had built a nest. In this way (?) of the two worlds, Muhammad (peace be upon him), and Abu Bakr as-Siddiq were protected from their enemies. Yes.

The polytheists who could not find the Prophet (peace be upon him) turned back. And Muhammad (peace be upon him) to Medina the Radiant (?). This journey of the Prophet (peace be upon him) and his arrival in Medina the Radiant is the Hijra in Islamic history.

So whoever forces Allah's prophet out of his homeland and drives the prophet from his land, Allah does not let that people, that town prosper. Because Allah also punished, in earlier times, those who betrayed His prophets. This is Allah's unchanging law. Indeed, with Allah Almighty saying they themselves would not remain long after you, by giving Mecca the Honored to the Prophet (peace be upon him), Allah Almighty's miracles became manifest.