Ta-Ha 113: (Oh My Messenger!) And thus, We have sent it down as an Arabic Qur’an and explained warnings repeatedly so that (those who will attain guidance) will abstain (from sins) or so that it (the Qur’an) will be a lesson for them.

Verse one hundred thirteen, a verse that is wrongly interpreted, of Surah Ta-Ha the one hundred thirteenth verse; let's look here at what its error is, Ta-Ha Surah, the three hundred and eleventh

Yes.

Verse 113.

My Messenger. Now we are reading the wrong version. My Messenger. Thus We have sent it down as an Arabic Quran. Correct. And We have explained the warnings in it again and again. Correct. It is hoped that they will thereby be protected from sin. This is where it is wrong. "It is hoped that." Meaning Allah Almighty does not know. That is, We sent it, but maybe they will be saved from sin. Whereas there it is: so that those among them who will attain guidance are protected from sin. From sin. That is, "it is hoped that they will thereby be protected from sin, or that the Quran brings forth a lesson for them," it says.

Whereas what does it say? My Messenger, thus We sent it down as an Arabic Quran and explained the warnings in it again and again, so that those among them who will attain guidance are protected from sin. Or the Quran brings forth a lesson for these people, it says. Yes. Because Allah Almighty says in His verse the Quran increases the believer's faith and the disbeliever's kufr, it says. There is another verse that supports this verse. When they hear the word of truth, they come to a state where the clouds in the sky would burst, it says.

The Arabic language is the richest of languages.

And because Allah's word is richer than all languages, so that it be well understood He sent down the Holy Quran in Arabic, the richest language. At the same time, Arabic is a language that all people fundamentally know, a (?) language. The Holy Quran, at the same time, was sent down in Arabic, a language all people fundamentally know. In the realm of Lahut, where the (?) were first created, when they became recipients of Allah Almighty's word, since every person, so as to understand Allah's word, knew Arabic, Allah sent down the Holy Quran in Arabic. Allah Almighty is free of all deficient attributes.

He has brought examples and similes in the Holy Quran in a way every person can understand. These similes and examples have been told again and again in a way every person can understand. No one will be able to say: I did not understand Your word; if only You had sent Your word down so that I could understand it. If we were to cite a verse for this: We do not refrain from making a comparison with a mosquito and anything bigger, it says. That is, from the most ignorant of us to the most learned of us, Allah Almighty addresses us in the Quran with similes in a way we can understand. Yes, Allah Almighty is free of all deficient attributes.

He has brought examples and similes in the Holy Quran in a way every person can understand. He has told these similes and examples again and again in a way every person can understand. No one will be able to say: I did not understand Your word; if only You had sent Your word down so that I could understand it. So then, those among them who will turn to Islam come to their senses.

Elhamdülillah, elhamdülillah, (?).

I am sweating, it is hot, and the window behind is open too, wind is coming in. This place is among lovely trees. A lovely spot among hazelnut trees. Well, of course I am getting on in years too, one is affected right away. What a lovely breeze is blowing, so gently. But my sweating gets to me. Even if it does, it is temporary.

Yes. So then, those among them who will turn to Islam come to their senses. They fear Allah, their Creator. Remembering that one day they will be called to account, they guard against sins, or from the similes in the Holy Quran they take lessons and find the truth. They correct their path, are honoured with the religion of Islam, and attain salvation. Yes.