Praise be to Allah, a praise which is adequate to Your graces and favors, Praise be to Allah abundant and special gratitude, we send prayer and peace on the best Messenger to the worlds our Prophet Mohamed, his family members, companions and whoever followed them until the day after. “They said: Glory to thee: of knowledge We have none, save what it is thou who art perfect in knowledge and wisdom.” “of knowledge it is only a little that is communicated to you, (O men)”. We invoke upon Allah to teach us what may be of benefit to us and allow us benefit of what He taught us. I really hope that Allah supports me in presenting the following verses and credit first and last is to Him only. I also seek His forgiveness and to Him I apologize for any fault at my side.
“Say those without knowledge: Why speaketh not Allah unto us? or why cometh not unto us a sign? so said the people before them words of similar import. their hearts are alike. we have indeed made clear the signs unto any people who hold firmly to faith (in their hearts). موقنون” (Quran 2:118). Allah here used the word Baynna (بين) which translates as made clear and also presented or introduced. So the verse say that the signs are already there, but are made clear to only people who are firm in their faith. It is further translates as certain or confident of something.
Sobhan Allah, it is very true. You meet someone who is searching about the truth, he/she is presented with a sign which may be a very usual one. But he responds immediately. Unlike one who is already taking a firm stand against the truth. In this case no sign shall really work.
“Ye who believe take not into your intimacy those outside your ranks: they will not fail to corrupt you. they only desire your ruin: rank hatred has already appeared from your mouths: what their hearts conceal is far worse. we have made plain to you the signs, if ye have wisdom.” (Quran 3: 118). Here Allah is actually mocking them and telling them plain signs are there. You just need to have the proper understanding. The word in Arabic is ya`aqeloun (يعقلون). The meaning is to understand fully. عقل الشئ a`aqal ashya-a is to understand it. Actually the verse is tackling an important point alerting the believers against those who are not sincere towards them. Those who express hatred verbally while their hearts contain even worse. That is why the adjective here must be ya`aqeloun: to understand.
“Know ye (all) that Allah giveth life to the earth after its death! Already have We shown the Signs plainly to you, that ye may learn wisdom.” (Quran 57:17). In this verse Allah Tells us that the signs are presented to us in an effort for us to understand. Again the word used in Arabic is تعقلون ta`aqeloun.
Praise be to Allah Who guided us to this and if it was not for him we wouldn’t have been guided and prayer and peace be upon His Messenger Mohamed Ibn Abdullah.