An-Nur 51: When they are called to Allah and Allah’s Messenger so that they will judge between them, the only words of the believers (mu’min) are, “We have heard, and we have obeyed.” They are the ones who have attained salvation.
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When they are called to Allah and Allah’s Messenger so that they will judge between them, the only words of the believers (mu’min) are, “We have heard, and we have obeyed.” They are the ones who have attained salvation.
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When the believers are invited to Allah and His Messenger to judge between them, they consent to the judgment given about them and say, 'We have heard and obeyed. This is because Allah and His Messenger are the judges between people, and Allah is the one who judges between people, without wronging any soul. In this case, the believers are those who believe in Allah and His Messenger, who are attached to them in their hearts, and who consent to the decisions made about them.
In this respect, the believers are those who, because they believe in Allah and His Messenger, consent to Allah's judgment over them and are the ones who will be saved.
Allah (swt) gives glad tidings of salvation to the believers and makes them heirs to Paradise. In this way he will show those unbelieving people in the Hereafter that Allah's promise is true.
What is said in the video
We have come to verse 51 of Surah An-Nur. When, so that he may judge between them, they are invited to Allah and His Messenger, the believers' only word is: we heard and we obeyed, they say. Whatever Allah and His Messenger said, we gladly accept, it is above our very existence. These are the ones who truly attain salvation, it says. Yes. When the believers are invited to Allah and His Messenger to have judgment given between them, these people consent to the judgment given about them. They say, we heard and we obeyed. Because, that Allah and His Messenger apply their justice concerning people, without doing wrong to any soul, Allah is the one who gives His judgment among people.
In this case, the believers are people who believe in Allah and His Messenger, bound to them in heart, and consent to the decisions made about them. Why? Because Allah Almighty, toward His servants, is very merciful. Moreover, the Prophet (peace be upon him) is very devoted to his community. So his community, knowing that in the decision of Allah and His Messenger there will never be any injustice, are those who wholeheartedly (?) submit. These are the believers. Yes.
We read verse 51, didn't we? We're reading it. For this reason, the people who are believers, since they believe in Allah and His Messenger, are those who accept Allah's decisions over them, who attain salvation. The believers: according to the verse, a believer is the brother of a believer, it says. Yes, since a believer will not do injustice, if a believer unknowingly does injustice to his brother,
and the brother opposite him says, you have done me injustice, and the one who did the injustice says, no, I did right, if he says it is right, and if both are believers, when they consult Allah and His Messenger, the believer who did injustice while thinking he did right obeys at once. What does he say? Since Allah and His Messenger will not do injustice, since Allah among His servants with His verses, and the Prophet with his hadiths, will not do injustice, the believer immediately submits to them in response to the verses. And the other, because he is his brother, his brother after all, since he would never do injustice to his brother, gives him back his right or embraces him and apologizes.
Such are the believers. Allah Almighty, by giving the good news that the believers have attained salvation, makes them heirs to His Paradise, He makes this known. In Surah Al-Fajr, 27-28-29-30, verses: O soul at peace! Your Lord pleased with you and you pleased with your Lord, enter among My servants, enter My Paradise, the people of whom He says this, according to these verses, are the believers who attain salvation. This word is its counterpart. What does it say? Allah Almighty, by giving the good news that the believers have attained salvation, in that verse makes them heirs to His Paradise, He makes this known.
That Allah's promise is true, He will thus, in the Hereafter, to those who do not believe have shown. Who keeps his word as faithfully as Allah, it says; how beautiful. All our words are writings that correspond to the verses.