Hud 122: And keep waiting! Verily, we are waiting as well.”

Surah Hud, verse 122: Wait, surely we too are waiting, it says.

What shall we wait for? Wait. We too are waiting. The day will come. Allah's decree will come to pass.

After Allah's decree, the Day of Judgment will break. That is, the world too will come to an end. Then each one of us, believer or unbeliever, will be resurrected at the Gathering. Allah's promise is true. Then we will be called to account at the Supreme Court. That is when you will see who is right and who is false. Yes, wait. Surely we too are waiting. That is, the day will come, Allah's decree will come to pass. You and I will live in this world. Or the Day of Judgment will break. Finally all people will die. After the Day of Judgment breaks, we will give account in the presence of Allah Almighty.

That is when who spoke the truth and who spoke falsehood will come to light there. Surely you, by denying Allah and by turning the people around you away from Allah, in your efforts to wipe out Allah's religion on His earth, are waiting for the outcome. Know this: until the Day of Judgment no created being will be able to put out Allah's light. Therefore the enemies of Allah will, with the evil they do, increase their own disbelief. Their waiting, along with their efforts to wipe out the religion of Islam, will bring them to ruin. And in the end Allah's command, which is the truth, will appear, and the religion of Islam will remain until the Day of Judgment.

Therefore we too are waiting; we will see who is right and who is false. That is, when at the Day of Judgment Allah's command, which is the truth, appears, the wretchedness and humiliation there will not be able to save a person. Regret will be of no use either. On that day, to Allah Almighty, "We have seen, we have heard, is there now not a return to the world?" they say. Yes, "We have seen, we have heard, is there now no return to the world?"

If I can find it here, I will now read that verse to you too.

Surah As-Sajdah,

verse 12, listen well. Surah As-Sajdah is also a blow to those who say Allah cannot be seen, a blow to those who say Allah cannot be seen. If people had known of the knowledge of the Quran, they "We will see Allah, perhaps like a moon, like a sun," or else that He will, like that, (?) in a shape. Look, for example. Allah Almighty will (?) in a certain shape. What does it say? Surah As-Sajdah, verse 12: The time when those sinners will hang their heads before their Lord: "Our Lord, we have seen, we have heard. Now send us back to the world and let us do good deeds. Now we firmly believe" — if only you could see the time they will say this, it says.

If only you could see. Yes.

O human! You are not without an owner.

Nor were you sent to the world to roam aimlessly for pleasure and amusement.

Use your reason. Use your reason. The temporary life of this world is not, like the life of animals, eating, drinking, having intercourse and reproducing. We were created as the noblest of creatures. As a part from our Lord, we are the vicegerents of the earth. In that case, if you are ungrateful to the One who created you, if you are not thankful for the blessings given, if you turn your back on the One who created you,

tomorrow, tomorrow at the Day of Judgment, how, with what face will you appear before your Lord who created you?

(?), this life of yours is a precious gain for you.

Your life is a treasure of yours. Use that treasure well. Afterwards, regret is of no use. Even if We sent you back not once but several more times, you would do the same thing again. So says Allah Almighty. Yes.

So

humiliation in the hereafter (?) will not save a person, and regret will be of no use either.