So you glorify by praising your Lord, and you seek forgiveness from Him; indeed, He is the Acceptor of repentance.
The Messenger and believers praise and glorify the Lord alone, acknowledging that all earnings, victories, and help they receive are from the Lord of the universe alone. Moreover, they also pray with their souls to Allah to forgive any shortcomings that may have occurred on their part, which may have delayed the victory. See explanation 40: 55; and 52: 48.
But by ignoring the command of this verse, the Fujjar, who have formed different organizations under the label of Islam and have thus deviated from Islam, if they gain any worldly success or victory, rejoice in it and create disturbances in people’s peaceful lives by proclaiming slogans praising and glorifying their hypocritical leaders, conducting processions, and bursting crackers. These transgressors, without considering the teaching of the Lord through His Messenger that “in the last days, the people of Muhammad will follow Jews and Christians step by step and cubit by cubit,” are today celebrating the death anniversary of the Messenger Muhammad rather than the birth anniversary, considering that Muhammad was born on 12th Rabi’ul Awwal, C.E. 570, and died on the same date in C.E. 632. When Muhammad was born, he was not a prophet or Messenger; he received prophethood at the age of forty. At the same time, he died while being a prophet and a Messenger for all mankind. No Messenger or prophet has taught the celebration of either birth anniversaries or death anniversaries. Through their deeds, they are actually welcoming the disbelieving Antichrist. Therefore, to establish the Messenger as “Mercy for the entire world,” as told in verse 21: 107, Allah will bring Jesus to the earth for the second time. When Jesus kills Antichrist, the people of the Messenger’s community who approve Islam will kill these worst creatures mentioned in verse 8: 22 by implementing the commands of verses 4: 91; 5: 33; 9: 5, 123; and 33: 60–61. Then only will these Arabic Qur’an Reading Fujjar gain confirmed belief that Adhikr was the Lord’s Book, as told in verse 38: 8. See explanation 5: 78; 7: 130; 25: 30; and 43: 60–61.