Al-Hijr 60: Except for his wife. She is amongst the marked ones, the ones who will be left behind.”
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Except for his wife. She is amongst the marked ones, the ones who will be left behind.”
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The wife of Hadrat Lut 'alaihis-salâm' was not one of the believers, so Allah made her one of the rest. Since Allah is the owner of justice, He does not do anything for the sake of anyone. However, Allah judges people's deeds according to their intentions, even if the deed they have done for Him is in good faith, even if the deed they have done is against them, because the person is incomplete and faulty. Therefore, everyone will be held accountable for what he does, even if his husband is a Prophet and the Prophet's son is a disbeliever. He does not forgive the people and the people who exceed the limits of Allah's justice.
In this respect, since the wife of Prophet Lot (peace be upon him) also transgressed the limits set by Allah and did not believe in Allah and the Hereafter, Allah's justice will catch her and she will be among the rest.
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(peace be upon him) alone.
But Lot's wife excepted, she is, of the decreed ones, among those who remain behind, he said. Yes.
Two hundred sixty- third page. Yes.
Surah Al-Hijr, verse 60 has been interpreted wrongly, so we will read you the wrongly interpreted one. Here too we will (?). But Lot's wife excepted, we decreed her to be among those who remain behind, he said. Now, Allah does not take away any person's own will and use His own will. So what does it say here? Lot's wife excepted, we decreed her to be among those who remain behind. That is, Allah willed her so, she will remain behind. This is Allah, by His will, making a distinction among people, His servants. Whereas its meaning is this. The correct verse is this: But Lot's wife excepted, she is, of the decreed ones, among those who remain behind. Of the decreed ones.
That is, of those who were sinful and among the sinners, of the decreed ones. That is, from among those who will remain (?) in that punishment. Why? Because (?). It is not that Allah Almighty said: we decreed them. Allah would not say that, God forbid.
We decreed. That would mean that Allah Almighty Himself, among servants, (?) among people, has brought about the distinction. Yes. Since the wife of Lot (peace be upon him) was not among the believers either, Allah Almighty made her, too, one of those who remain behind. According to one narration, when the angels came to Lot (peace be upon him), she informs his people: men have come to him. That is, so that they take them out of their hands and inflict the filth they wanted on them too, she informs his people of the angels' arrival, his wife. Because, since Allah is just, He does not favour anyone for anyone else's sake. But in well-meant deeds done for Allah, even if what a person has undertaken turns out against him, since man is deficient and fallible, Allah values people's deeds according to their intention.
For this reason, even if one's husband is a prophet, and even if a prophet's son is an unbeliever, everyone is called to account for what they did. Allah does not forgive a people or persons who forcibly overstep Allah's justice and His limits. For this reason the wife of Lot (peace be upon him) also overstepped the limits set by Allah; since she did not believe in Allah and the Hereafter, Allah's justice will catch her too, and she will be among those who remain behind. For example, the father of Abraham was a non-Muslim, that is, an idol worshipper. He did not save his father for Abraham's sake.
Lot's wife, for example, was an unbeliever. He did not save Lot's wife either. Noah's son was an unbeliever. He did not save him for Noah's sake either. That is, Allah Almighty, the grandfather of the Prophet (peace be upon him) also did not believe in him. He did not save him for his sake either. That is, He acts out of justice. Out of justice. Yes.