And We have sent Messengers before you, among them there are some We have explained to you about them, and there are some We haven’t explained to you about them, it is not possible for any Messenger to bring any Authority except with the Permission of Allah; thus when the Command of Allah comes, judgment will be done with the Truth, and there the falsehood followers will be lost.
All 313 Messengers came to different parts of the world in different periods and were deputed by the Three-Time Knower Allah. These Messengers, whose names are mentioned in the Lord’s Book and those whose names are not mentioned, are human beings who were deputed to witness to mankind the way of life—Islam—which is the only way accepted by Allah. Even though 124,000 Prophets were deputed, only 313 among them were Messengers. Noah was the first Messenger, while Muhammed was the last Messenger and Prophet, as explained in verse 33: 40. Only the names of twenty-five Messengers and Prophets are mentioned in the Lord’s Book. But the way of life of the Messengers and Prophets whose names are not mentioned is also represented in these twenty-five Prophets and Messengers. As told in verses 16: 43-44, Adhikr revealed to Messenger Muhammed, contains all 312 Books revealed before and their upright Explanations. Muhammed is the Messenger and Prophet to all mankind from his deputation to the end of the world, as told in verses 7: 156; 21: 107; and 34: 28. No Messenger can bring any divine miracle except with Adhikr—the Permission of Allah. By utilizing Adhikr, which is the Permission and the Splendid Book, the forerunner who will enter Paradise without trial can show miracles. It is told in verses 39: 69 and 75 that in the Hereafter, Judgment will be done with Adhikr—the Truth. The Arabic Quran-reading Fujjar, as explained in verse 3: 7, are following falsehood, as told in verses 17: 81 and 34: 49. As explained in verse 7: 173, while everyone was created in Paradise, Allah took a covenant from everyone not to ask on the Day of Judgement, “Are You punishing us for the deeds of our falsehood parents?” It is told in verses 25: 33-34 that the Fujjar who don’t testify to Adhikr—the Best Interpretation of the Lord’s Book—will be summoned into Hell, dragged on their faces; such are in the worst place, and they are the most strayed. The Ledger of Fujjar is in the Sijjeen of Hell, as told in verse 83: 7; and the Fujjar are the Kuffar, as told in verses 83: 34 and 36. See explanation 2: 121; 3: 91, 187; 9: 67-68; 14: 11.