Maryam 87: Except for those who gets a Word (permission) from Rahman, others will not have the might to plea.
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Except for those who gets a Word (permission) from Rahman, others will not have the might to plea.
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With this verse, Allah (swt) gives the good news that He will grant the right of intercession to those He loves. People who have embraced the religion of Islam while in the world, who believe in Allah and the Hereafter, who continue their duty of servitude to Allah, who are patient with what comes from Allah, who have given their hearts to Allah and put their trust in Allah, who have removed the masiva from their hearts, that is to say, who have thrown away the evils, who have struggled with their nafs, who have perfected their nafs, who know how to forgive Allah's creatures for Allah's sake, will enjoy Allah's mercy and Allah's love in the worldly realm. In the thirty-fifth verse of Surat al-Nur, Allah says about such people, "We place Our light in the hearts of those we love, and neither the shadow of the East nor the shadow of the West falls on them.
Allah will please them by granting intercession to His Prophets, to such people, to martyrs and shuhada (martyrs and martyrs), and to the pious, who are the friends of Allah, the wise men and the awliya.
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Surah Maryam, verse 87: "None but those who have taken word and permission from the Rahman will have power to intercede."
Allah Almighty also ranks the people who attain the station of intercession. From seven people up to seventy people, He gives those people the right of intercession. Say I have attained a worship by which I can intercede for seven people in our Lord's sight. And you have attained a faith by which you can intercede for up to seventy people. You, sir, have more faith. Even if we enter the same place, our places will be different. Our buildings will be different. Yes. With this verse Allah Almighty gives the good news that He will give the right of intercession to those He loves. Those He loves are the people who, while in the world, were honoured with the religion of Islam, believed in Allah and the hereafter, kept up their servanthood to Allah and were patient with what comes from Allah, gave their hearts to Allah and put their trust in Allah; who removed from their hearts everything besides Allah, that is, cast out evil, and by struggling with their nafs brought their nafs to perfection; people who know how to forgive Allah's creatures for Allah's sake attain Allah's mercy in this world and remain recipients of what Allah loves.
They remain recipients of Allah's love. And in Surah An-Nur, verse 35, for such people Allah says: "We (?) Our light into the hearts of those We love. Neither the shadow of the east nor the shadow of the west falls upon it," He commands. So Allah, by giving His prophets, such people, the martyrs, and the God-fearing who are friends of Allah, saints and awliya, the right of intercession, will please them.
Neither a stain nor a sorrow will touch their faces. We are human, don't we make mistakes? Allah Almighty says: if you were free of error, We would destroy you. So this includes the prophets too, the prophets, sir, all people are included. If the Prophet is included, all people are included. If the Prophet too had (?) error, of Surah Al-Fath — the Prophet who came as a mercy to the worlds — in the second verse of Surah Al-Fath, your future sins too I have forgiven, it says.
Is that so? Yes. But for mankind, because of the reason for its creation, to be adorned with the most beautiful morals, and our Lord, in the way we desire, in the way He desires, a morality by which we will find life, with morality, He sends the Prophet to us as an example. He was sent to perfect good morals. You cannot find any lack of morals in him.
In Surah Abasa, in Surah Abasa, yes. As if saying "you behaved shamefully", Allah forbid.
That is, if only people can find a mistake in the Prophet too. And once he has found that, so he can pass for a great scholar. Repentance, astaghfirullah.