Oh you who believed! You don’t take the Jews and Christians as patrons, some of them are patrons of them, and whoever among you selects them, then indeed he is with them, indeed Lord Allah doesn’t guide the wrongful people.
This verse addresses the Messenger Muhammad and believers saying that they shouldn’t select their patrons from the Jews and Christians, because they were not testifying Lord’s Book, Messengers Moses, and Jesus. After the thirty years of Messenger‘s departure, his people have deviated from the Straightpath and become the Arabic Quran reading Fujjar. They started to learn and teach the books written by the twenty-nine pseudo-prophets and hypocrites falsifying every Prophet and Messenger. They are hurrying for the emergence of the thirtieth pseudo-prophet Antichrist. The Fujjar are the wrongdoers mentioned in 220 places in the Book.
Today, the odd believer who testifies Adhikr shouldn't obey the Fujjar as told in verses 25: 52; 33: 1, 48, and 76: 24. The believer is commanded to do great Jihad with Adhikr against the Fujjar as explained in verse 9: 73. It is commanded to the believers through verse 9: 23: "You don’t seek your fathers and brothers as patrons if they prefer disbelief over belief, and whoever among you selects them as patrons, those are the wrongdoers". The Fujjar who are reading these verses are preferring worldly and bodily life without considering the soul and the Hereafter. If the odd believer takes any of the Fujjar as his patron, then he is the wrongdoer, disbeliever, and transgressor as explained in verses 5: 44, 45, and 47.
It is told in verse 2: 62: "If anyone from the other people belonging to Messenger's community such as Jains, Buddhists, Hindus, Jews, and Christians believed in Lord and the Last Day and did honorable deeds, they have their reward with their Lord, and there shall be no fear upon them and for them will not be grieved". Verses 6: 144; 28: 50, and 46: 10 also end as: ‘Indeed, Lord Allah doesn’t guide the wrongful people". See explanation2: 137, 258; 3: 28, 77, and 4: 144.