Zia Sheikh – Consequence for Not Beleiving
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The speaker discusses the meaning of " empires" and the meaning of "imm proud" in the context of Islam. They explain that the meaning of "im proud" is used to indicate a person who is proud of their accomplishments or accomplishments, and that the meaning of "im proud" is related to a belief that someone is proud of their accomplishments. The speaker also discusses the meaning of "im proud" in relation to a belief that someone is proud of their accomplishments.
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But the second meaning is what is meant
here.
That what is called is Isaal illal Matloob.
Meaning that what is Matloob, the guidance that
is Matloob, the people do not reach that.
Meaning to actually get guidance, to attain guidance,
to achieve guidance, that is also known as
Hidayah.
So one Hidayah is Allah guiding somebody, showing
him the way, and the second step of
that guidance is actually achieving that guidance.
So La Yahdihimullah means that Allah SWT does
not let them achieve the guidance because they
don't want the guidance.
They don't want the guidance in the first
place, so therefore Allah SWT does not guide
them.
Walahum Adhabun Alim, and for them, specifically for
them, there is a very painful punishment.
The next verse, What is the consequence of
a person who does not believe in the
Ayat of Allah SWT?
Another consequence is that he will make false
accusations, false assumptions, false claims about Allah SWT.
And this is what the next verse says.
Innama Yaftali Al-Kathiba Al-Ladhina La Yuminuna
Bi Ayati Allah Indeed, those people that do
not have Iman in the Ayat of Allah
SWT, they make false accusations against Allah SWT.
So you will find many misguided groups, people
that want to follow their own whims and
desires and call it Islam, but in reality
they don't really want to follow what Allah
SWT says.
They are basically making accusations against Allah SWT.
So that actually indirectly means that they don't
have Iman in the Ayat of Allah SWT
in the first place.
They don't have Iman, therefore they make these
false accusations and false assumptions about Allah SWT.
And these people are liars.
So the word liars has been used here,
and it really should be Kafiroon, disbelievers.
But Allah SWT wants to show the gravity
of the sin of lying that he is
actually equating it with Kufr.
He is equating it with disbelief.
So those people that don't have Iman in
the Ayat of Allah SWT, they are disbelievers,
right?
Those people that make false accusations against Allah
SWT, they are disbelievers.
They are.
The word Kafir should be used.
But instead Allah SWT used the word liar
to show that lying is such a huge
and such a grave sin.
The Prophet SAW was asked that does a
believer steal?
So the Prophet SAW recited a verse in
the Quran, The man or the woman who
steal cut their hands.
So it means that a person who believes
can in a lapse of judgment or by
making a mistake or by slipping up and
by forgetting the command of Allah SWT, he
can steal.
So he will steal.
And then after that, the person asked the
Prophet SAW, Can a believer actually commit Zina?
So the Prophet SAW said, quoting a verse
from the Quran, That the Zani
man and the Zani woman, meaning adulterous or
fornicating man and woman, give them the prescribed
punishment.
So he said, Yes, this shows that a
believing man, when he again, when he slips
up, believing woman, when she slips up and
forgets about Allah SWT, they can also fall
into this trap of the Shaitan and commit
adultery and fornication.
And then the Prophet SAW was asked, does
a believer actually lie?
So the Prophet SAW said, No.
A believer, one who believes in Allah SWT,
he cannot lie.
He cannot lie.
So this again, this verse, it shows us
the gravity of the sin of lying, so
much so that Allah SWT has equated liars
with disbelievers.
So this is again something to point out.