An-Nahl 25: (Saying so) Thus, on the Day of Judgment, they will carry the load of their sins and the sins of those they mislead. See how vile it is what they will carry.

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Surah An-Nahl, the 25th verse.

So that on the Day of Resurrection they carry their own sins in full, and without knowledge bear also part of the sins of those whom they lead astray, they speak thus. See how evil is what they will bear, He says. What they will bear. That is, when he says "tales of the ancients". How evil is that which they will bear? What is it? Denying Allah. One of the greatest sins is associating partners with Allah. Then disobedience to mother and father. Because He says "first obey Me, then your mother and father", we understand this.

People who, through the evil deeds they commit in the world, carry themselves as a load of sin into the Hereafter, besides their own sins, because of their arrogance and pride also take on the sins of others. Those who see greatness and superiority in themselves and long to be leaders, those who treat unjustly those who say "Allah", who turn people away from Allah's path, who make people follow their false beliefs — these people, in the Hereafter, just as they bear their own sins, of the sins of the people they led astray, a part they will also bear. Now, what does Allah Almighty say in His verse?

No one, no one takes on anyone else's sin, sir. Right. When you pass on to the Hereafter, no one takes on the sin of a person before him. Well, here you say he does. So how does it happen here? If a person teaches a person falsehood — falsehood, if he teaches superstition outside the religion of Islam, as long as that person practises it, sin comes to the person who taught it. See, he takes a part of it. A part. When that one in turn teaches it to another, he takes sin from that too. Until its end is cut off. Yes.

So, about the words that come out of the mouth, one has to be very careful. Today, with words whose origin does not rest on a verse, contrary to the verse, attributing qualities to Allah — all people who speak in this way, if they say it deliberately, are unbelievers. Because whoever denies a verse becomes an unbeliever. If not deliberately but unknowingly, they are sinners. Yes.

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So that on the Day of Resurrection they carry their own sins in full, and their leading astray without knowledge — that they bear also part of the sins of those whom they lead astray, they speak thus. See how evil is what they will bear. People who, through the evil deeds they commit in the world, carry themselves as a load of sin into the Hereafter, besides their own sins, because of their arrogance and pride, take on the sins of others as well. Those who also see greatness and superiority in themselves and long to be leaders, those who treat unjustly those who say "Allah", who turn people away from Allah's path, who make people follow their false beliefs — these people, in the Hereafter, just as they bear their own sins, will also bear part of the sins of the people they led astray as well. Yes.

However much a person is under pressure and coercion, he cannot compromise on Allah and cannot leave Allah's path. If a person leaves Allah's path, follows such people, and shares those evil deeds with (?) — since every soul will see the recompense of what it did, these too, as sinners, will on the (?) Day of Resurrection be with the people they followed together. If these people's heads had not followed them, they would not be with them. Plus, we add this here. When someone faces death amid torment and suffering, Allah Almighty says: you may deny with your tongue, but not with your heart. He permits this.

You may deny with your tongue, but not with your heart. Because on your thoughts, your mind and your heart no one can put chains. Yes.