Al-Furqan 30: And the Prophet says; “Oh my Dear Lord! My people have abandoned this Qur’an.”

A. Metin Saruhan · 16 May 2017 · Al-Furqan

Translation

And the Prophet says; “Oh my Dear Lord! My people have abandoned this Qur’an.”

Tafsir

When the Qur'an and the Qur'an were rejected by the people who did not want to accept the Prophethood of the Prophet (PBUH) by denying the Qur'an and Allah, the Prophet (PBUH) wanted to present the situation to our Lord.

When he says, "O my Lord, my people have completely abandoned this Qur'an," he means the entire human world. The Prophet (PBUH) is from the tribe of Quraysh. He emerged from the Quraysh tribe among people. In fact, because humanity is from the spirit of the Prophet (SAW), the Prophet (SAW) said that my people have abandoned the Qur'an. He said this because he considers all people as his own tribe.

We have talked about these issues in our previous lessons. In order for us to understand this verse well, it is useful to mention it here as well. When Allah (swt) willed that His Essence should be known, He willed to create the Prophet (s.a.w.). Allah (swt) first gives His light to the Prophet (s.a.w.s.). Then He gives this light from His spirit. From the light of the Prophet (PBUH) He creates all the worlds and from his soul He creates the Prophets, and from the souls of the Prophets He creates the people of those Prophets. Therefore, all humanity is created from the spirit of the Prophet (SAW). In this respect, since the worlds were created from the light of the Prophet (s.a.w.) and people were created from his soul, vema erselnake illa rahmeten lil alemin.

In this respect, just as the Qur'an has come to all the worlds, the Prophet (SAW) has come to all the worlds. Since all human beings are created from his soul, he considers all the people of the earth as his tribe. Otherwise, if the Prophet (SAW) had meant only the Quraysh tribe, the tribe he was born and raised in, he would have shown that he was making duality among people. He would have ignored other people.

Then there is a verse about the Prophet (PBUH) that says, "He does not speak in vain." According to this verse, as long as there were people living Islam in his people, he would be described as Allah, contrary to the verse, "He does not speak in vain. So when he says that my people have completely abandoned this Qur'an, he means those who did not accept Islam and turned their backs on the Qur'an.

What is said in the video

We have come to Surah Al-Furqan, verse 30. The Prophet says: O my Lord! My people have utterly abandoned this Quran. 60, 70 percent of our time has gone. In which of our homes is the Quran opened and read? You will not easily find one. People have fallen into the pleasures of the world. Tight trousers. Tattoos on their bodies. Those who shamelessly expose their private parts. It has gotten out of hand. And those who enjoy them. Mothers, fathers and husbands who walk them around beside them like that and who like it, those who say I am a Muslim yet are a disgrace to Islam, those who know nothing of Islam yet are Muslims in name, may Allah protect us from such a calamity.

Yes.

Because the peoples who deny the Quran and Allah and refuse to accept the prophethood of the Prophet (peace be upon him) turned their backs on the Quran,

the Prophet (peace be upon him) wanted to lay the situation before our Lord. His saying, O my Lord! My people have utterly abandoned this Quran, means all of humankind. The Prophet (peace be upon him) is from the Quraysh tribe. Among people, he appeared from the Quraysh tribe. In fact, because humanity comes from the spirit of the Prophet (peace be upon him), the Prophet (peace be upon him) said, my people have abandoned the Quran. Because he sees all people as his own people, he put it this way.

We spoke about these matters in our earlier lessons too. To understand this verse well, it is useful to touch on this subject here too. When Allah Almighty willed that His essence be known, He willed to create the Prophet (peace be upon him). Allah Almighty first gives the Prophet of His light, and then to this light He gives of His spirit. From the light of the Prophet (peace be upon him) He creates all the worlds, and from his spirit the prophets. And from the spirits of the prophets He creates the peoples of those prophets. Thus all of humanity is created from the spirit of the Prophet (peace be upon him).

So, because the worlds were created from the light of the Prophet (peace be upon him) and people from his spirit, ve mâ erselnâke illâ rahmeten li'l-âlemîn came true. So, just as the Quran came to all the worlds, the Prophet (peace be upon him) also came to all the worlds. Since all people were created from his own spirit, he sees all the people on earth as his own people. Otherwise, if the Prophet (peace be upon him) had meant only the people he was born and raised among, the Quraysh, he would have shown that he made a division among people, and the other people would not have taken it into account.

Then there is a verse about the Prophet (peace be upon him). He does not speak idly. According to this verse, as long as there were people among his people living Islam, contradicting the verse "he does not speak idly", Allah would be (?). So if he said his people utterly abandoned this Quran, he means those who did not accept Islam and turned their backs on the Quran. Yes. I suppose this part has been understood too.