Edip Yuksel (E) Quran verse

Live by the Sword, Die by the Sword
5/33 The recompense of those who fight God and His messenger and seek to corrupt the land, is that they will be killed or crucified or that their hands and feet be cut off on alternate sides or that they be banished from the land. That is a disgrace for them in this world. In the Hereafter, they will have a great retribution;*
5/34 Except for those who repent before you overpower them, then know that God is Forgiving, Compassionate.
NOTES: The repeated use of the passive voice is not a coincidence; it is to indicate that the acts are not instructions, but statements of fact. In other words, those who roam the earth to promote and commit atrocities and bloodshed are going to get what they promote. Those who live by the sword die by the sword. The Arabic word fasad means destruction, mischief, discord, warmongering or corruption. It is frequently contrasted with islah and its derivatives, which mean reform or promoting peace (7/56,85). Fasad is not mere faith or opinion; it refers to the acts of corruption or aggressive and destructive actions (See 2/30,205,251; 5/64; 10/91; 18/94; 21/22; 22/40; 28/4; 33/71; 89/12; 2/256, and 4/140). The Bible has a similar statement/ "those who kill by the sword must die by the sword." See Matthew 26/52; Revelation 13/10. Also see the Quran 9/3-29.
60/8 God does not forbid you from those who have not fought you because of your system, nor drove you out of your homes, that you deal kindly and equita-bly with them. For God loves the equitable.
60/9 But God forbids you befriending only those who fought you be-cause of your system, and drove you out of your homes, and helped to drive you out. You shall not ally with them. Those who ally with them, then such are the transgressors.
7/123 Pharaoh said, "Did you acknowledge him before I have given you permission? This is surely some scheme which you have schemed in the city to drive its people out; but soon you shall know."
7/124 "I will cut off your hands and feet from alternate sides; then I will crucify you all."
20/71 He said, "Have you acknowledged him before taking my permission? He is surely your great one who has taught you magic. So, I will cut off your hands and feet from alternate sides, and I will crucify you on the trunks of the palm trees, and you will come to know which of us is greater in retribution and more lasting!"
59/2 He is the One who drove out those who rejected among the people of the book from their homes at the very first mass ex-ile. You never thought that they would leave, and they thought that their fortresses would protect them from God. But then God came to them from where they did not expect, and He cast fear into their hearts. They destroyed their homes with their own hands and the hands of those who acknowledge. So take a lesson, O you who possess vision.
59/3 Had God not decreed to banish them, He would have punished them in this life. In the Hereafter they will face the retribution of the fire.
47/4 So, if you encounter those who have rejected, then strike the control center until you overcome them. Then bind them securely. You may either set them free or ransom them, until the war ends. That, and had God willed, He alone could have beaten them, but He thus tests you by one another. As for those who get killed in the cause of God, He will never let their deeds be put to waste.
NOTE: 047/004 The expression "darb al riqab" is traditionally translated as "smite their necks." We preferred to translate it as "strike the control center." The Quran uses the word "unuq" for neck (17/13,29; 8/12; 34/33; 38/33; 13/5; 26/4; 36/8; 40/71). The root RaQaBa means observe, guard, control, respect, wait for, tie by the neck, warn, fear. "Riqab" means slave, prisoner of war, since they are controlled or guarded. Even if one of the meanings of the word riqab were neck, we would still reject the traditional translation, for the obvious reason/ The verse continues by instructing muslims regarding the capture of the enemies and the treatment of prisoners of war. If they were supposed to be beheaded, there would not be a need for an instruction regarding captives, which is a very humanitarian instruction. The Sunni and Shiite terrorists have used the traditional mistranslation, and abused it further by beheading hostages in their fight against their counterpart terrorists, Crusaders and their allied coalition, who torture and kill innocent people in even bigger numbers, yet in a baptized fashion that is somehow depicted as non-barbaric by their culture and media. The Quran gives two options regarding the hostages or prisoners of war before the war ends/ (1) set them free; or (2) release them to get a fee for their unjustified aggression. Considering the context of the verse and emphasis on capturing the enemy, we could have translated the segment under discussion as, "aim to take captives."

[@hsevay]

Edip Abi, selam from Cyprus from a Cypriot :) Thanks so much for all your great work to wake us all up ... It was many years ago when I was searching for a proper translation of the Quran that I ran across the first translation by Rashad Khalifa in my university's library. It was as if I'd gone to the US on a scholarship to discover the real message of Islam. Then I got the larger, blue-covered one. I got to know about your contributions as well as others '. Later I discovered your body of work--books and videos! Beyond all, I learned from you that Sunni and Shia religions are distinct from Islam, and I learned so much more from you. A few people around me have also woken up in recent years. I see that The Message is spreading around the world. The scientific proof is there for anyone to investigate. "La ilaha illa Allah." Peace! :)

[@xavijimenez83]

Dear Edip so glad to see you back in ENGLISH!!!

[@xavijimenez83]

Edip what do you think about Sam Gerrans job?

[@rilum97]

Hi and Peace! Greetings from me! Rilum Osmanaj

[@Zekiduran]

Selam edip 😀

[@brakeyourself]

Edip baba Almanya’da saat gece 3,47 videon çıktı :)

[@Assuryan]

I salute the light in your eyes

[@wbtilki]

If you want to understand the real Islam, please listen carefully. This is so important for us and you. Thanks edip.

[@travelcrip715]

I'm confused, 5:33 says that "those who fight against God and his messenger or spread disorder in the land should be put to death, crucified or have alternate hands and feet chopped off or banished." That isn't talking about pharaoh or Roman's doing it, it is about believers defending the faith in horrid ways. Then how can you blame some countries or groups from following their interpretation of these and other passages? You can interpret any book many ways this one is very easy to interpret as kill non believers or people who make war. Like catcher in the rye some guy's interpretation was I must kill John Lennon that one I can't see but ISIS using the Quran to justify terrible acts I can see how and why. Also what does "and spread disorder in the land" mean? Cuz it sounds like you could easily use that for many many things. Cool channel and I'll check out more for sure.

[@edipyuksel]

Please check the PDF of my translation: Quran: a Reformist Translation. It is free. You may find it online at quranix.org too

[@zehnpotenz]

@Travelcrip forget any human being perspective...go straight to the source "quran"...now what quran teaches about god "the definition and the attributes of god"....ull find it peace justice righteousness also god is not a physical being or a sect or a group therefore those who fight against god "the peace the mercy the justice" like hitler should be chopped off...ps: the matter is much bigger than a random guy who preaches against islam but those big terrorists are concerned..

[@morbiusmotovlog]

Türkçesi nerede Edip abi 😪🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤

[@edipyuksel]

Türkçesini beş dakika sonra paylaştım :)

[@morbiusmotovlog]

@@edipyuksel Cübbeli Kalpazan İle olan Videonu İzliyordum da Feto gibi helak olmadan önce ifşa ettiğin Gibi Şu Cübbeliyi de Herkese duyurup ifşa Etsen çok mutlu olucaz Çok çakal Ve Türkiye'de Akılsızlar için Yeteri kadar zeki Her türlü Çakallıklarıyla Milleti uyutuyor Cesur ve Dürüst Olduğun için Tebrik ederim seni abi Selam Ve sevgiyle 🙏

[@xls4750]

@@edipyuksel but it says when YOU over power them doesn't it mean that it's a commandment

[@riyaazrossouw67]

Asalaam Edip. Can you reply to my comment since I have no access to your books or email. Is there anyway you can clarify on where to get your books... I live in Cape Town and need to know more about following the Quran alone. I'm born a Sunni but gathered lots of doubts because of hadith.

[@babansif]

Amazon has a lot of them.

[@abdel.527]

Google; quran a reformist translation. You can download it for free.

[@abrahammoshecohen7974]

Abi bu nasıl ders veriyor ameikada anlamak mümkün degil. Merdiven altı okul herhalde.

[@edipyuksel]

Dini konulardaki videolarımı evde yapıyorum. Ama felsefi videolarımı sınıflarda... Burada felsefe derslerimde çektiğim bir iki düzine videom var. Hepsi İngilizce. Biliyorsan izle. Yararlanırsın.

[@burakkorkmazgungor4884]

Merhaba ben edip 😂😂😂

[@vali45666]

Sir, there is no shiia and sunni after all, why do you even talk about that, when it doesnt even exist, sunni means a person who goes after the sunnah of the Prophet, sunnah means Teachings of the prophet, there is only one thing Obey Allah and obey the messenger, we dont need your Reformation of our religion they are thousands of scholars from all over the world who studied Quran with generations and none of them talks like you do, now my logic says there is not a chance that 1.5billion people and thousands of scholars are wrong and you are right, you are making a new Quran which you give your OWN opinions and they are Scholars who comment on the Quran through tafsir WITH the teachings of our Prophet, NOT FROM THEIR HEAD. now i will quote from Quran. Say, “Obey Allah and the Messenger.” But if they turn away - then indeed, Allah does not like the disbelievers. (3:32) Quran 24:51-- Allow the Prophet to judge between your disputes . Quran 4:59 -- Listen to the Prophet and those given authority and if there is a dispute, take it to the Prophet to resolve. This is a better way. Quran 8:46-- Do not fall into disputes - Obey God and the Prophet. Quran 8:20-- Obey God and the Messenger - Do not turn away from him when he speaks. Quran 4:80-- He who obeys the Messenger has obeyed Allah; but those who turn away-We have not sent you over them as a guardian.

[@riaanvahora489]

Hey also hadiths are fake 19.org/blog/trash-hadith/ 19.org/blog/zionists-love-hadiths/ www.quran-islam.org/articles/part_1/history_hadith_1_(P1148).html www.quran-islam.org/articles/part_1/history_hadith_2_%28P1308%29.html www.quran-islam.org/articles/part_1/why_quran_alone_(P1153).html submission.org/Hadith_VS_Quran.html

[@abrahammoshecohen7974]

Şansa bak Her kese 19 soru. Nasıl olduysa her yol 19 a çıkıyor.

[@shortshq58]

Why don't you read 5:32 as well? You are a deceiver!

[@magnuscritikaleak5045]

Says the Devil Panther profile picture guy.