Al-Furqan 75: For their patience, they will be given the highest status of the Paradise and they will be greeted there with honor, good wishes and with salam.

A. Metin Saruhan · 7 August 2017 · Al-Furqan

Translation

For their patience, they will be given the highest status of the Paradise and they will be greeted there with honor, good wishes and with salam.

Tafsir

These special servants of Allah know that the world is a transient and mortal place, they reform their souls for the sake of Allah, they are grateful for what Allah has given them in this world, they surrender to Allah, they do not take any god other than Allah, they bring all their troubles to Allah, they avoid Allah's commands and prohibitions, they seek rewards and avoid haram, Those who do not kill unjustly, who do not commit adultery, who do not indulge in filthy deeds such as alcohol and interest, who work to keep the religion of Allah alive, and who do not compromise on the Verses of Allah by clinging to the religion of Islam, according to the verse, "Cling to the rope of Allah", When these people pass on to the Hereafter, Allah will give them the highest positions in Paradise.

They will also be greeted with respect and greetings in Paradise. The angels will say to them, "Peace be upon you. The highest position in Paradise is yours today as a reward for what you did for Allah in this world. They will say, "You are in eternal peace here. They will host them in the most beautiful way and put them in their places.

Allah will also give to these servants until they are satisfied. There will be no sadness or stain on them.

What is said in the video

Surah Al-Furqan, verse 75. Those are the ones who, in return for their patience, in return for their patience in the world, will be given the highest station of Paradise; there they will be met with honour and peace.

We repeat verse 75 of Surah Al-Furqan. Those are the ones who will be given the highest station of Paradise in return for their patience. Why are these people patient?

The source of patience lies in people's struggle with the nafs. A person who cannot struggle with his nafs does not know patience.

He is impatient; he wants to get what his nafs desires. But when that person establishes mastery, mastery, over his nafs, he starts to be governed by Allah's verses. He does not follow what his nafs says. The nafs does nothing in a person's favour.

Since spirit, nafs and life are one, Allah Almighty gave the spirit life together with its nafs. If you follow this nafs, you will be (?), He says to the spirit. To our spirit. That is, to our being. To our essence. If you establish mastery over the nafs, you will become a vizier. A vizier. You will rise. Yes. So those, in return for their patience — why were they patient? Even if he suffers oppression in the world, even if he cannot strive for what he desires, by the verse "Allah does not load onto a person's back what he (?)",

he accepts what comes from Allah, and with that patience he attains the high stations of Paradise. There they will be met with honour and peace, it says. With honour and peace. These chosen servants of Allah know that the world is a temporary and transient place. In their lifetime, without following their nafs, they reform their nafs for Allah. They give thanks to Allah for what He gave them in the world. They submit to Allah. Those who, taking no god other than Allah, present all their troubles to Allah, those who are mindful of Allah's commands and prohibitions, who, turning to reward, avoid the forbidden, who do not take a life unjustly, do not commit adultery, who do not get stained by alcohol and interest and such filthy deeds, those who work to keep Allah's religion alive, and who, according to the verse "Hold fast to the rope of Allah", cling tightly to the religion of Islam and make no concession on Allah's verses — when these people pass on to the hereafter, Allah Almighty will grant these people the highest stations of Paradise.

You did three of the ones I listed but not two. That won't do. You must do all of them together. If you want the high station.

Yes.

Moreover, in Paradise they will be met with honour and peace. The angels to them: Peace be upon you. As the reward for what you did for Allah in the world, today the highest station of Paradise is yours. From now on you are in eternal safety here, they will say. They will host them in the finest way and settle them in their places.

And you see that a person who sits in a hut here has settled into palaces there. Yes.

Moreover, Allah Almighty will give to His servants until they are pleased. Neither sorrow nor stain will be put on them. What is this? The end of this verse I mentioned says: neither sorrow nor stain will be put on them. As humans, don't we make mistakes? Isn't that a stain? A stain. Well, what is sorrow? Our parents, let's say our relatives and kin going to Hell. So, to such servants of His, Allah Almighty, for from seven to seventy people, will give the right of intercession. And they will not grieve.

As for the stain, he will say: (?), this hodja, whom I trusted most for his hodja-ship, told me such and such, I had given him money or given him something, he did not keep his word, he (?) me harm; when he says: is this the high station of Paradise?, what will Allah Almighty say? (?) (?) this to you; in return for that, this I give you, take it, He says. If he says: this is little, I give you this too, He gives until He pleases him, and after that He also gives separately from Himself; he is the one who says: if only he had done a bit more of such a thing to me so I would have received more. That is how that stain is removed from him.

Yes. Now it has become more (?), yes. Ah, a person.