DAY 69: Najm 26-30

•  (Imagine) how many (noble) angels are in the heavens! (Even) their intercession would be of no benefit whatsoever, until Allah gives permission to whoever He wills and (only for the people He) approves. Indeed, those who do not believe in the Hereafter label angels as female, although they have no knowledge (in support) of this. They follow nothing but (inherited) assumptions. And surely assumptions can in no way replace the truth. So turn away from whoever turns his back on Our message and  seeks nothing but (pleasure of) the worldly life.Their knowledge does not go beyond that. Your Lord knows best who strays from His path and who follows guidance.
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      Allah’s Authority Over Intercession:
          These verses emphasize that intercession is solely in Allah’s hands and can only occur with His permission. This rejects the polytheists’ false belief that angels or other beings could intercede independently.
      The Futility of Assumptions:
          The verses critique the polytheists for basing their beliefs on conjecture rather than divine guidance. This serves as a reminder to seek knowledge and truth from Allah’s revelation.
      The Danger of Worldly Focus:
          The surah warns against those who are solely focused on worldly life and reject the Hereafter. It calls believers to prioritize spiritual pursuits and avoid wasting time on those who are willfully ignorant.
      Allah’s Ultimate Knowledge and Justice:
          The verses reaffirm that Allah is fully aware of who is guided and who is misguided. This provides comfort to believers, reminding them to trust in Allah’s wisdom and justice.
      A Call to Disengage from Falsehood:
          The surah instructs the Prophet and believers to turn away from those who reject the truth and are entrenched in falsehood. This is a call to focus on those who are open to guidance and to avoid unnecessary conflict with obstinate disbelievers.
  
  Reject false beliefs about intercession and reliance on assumptions, emphasizing that Allah alone controls all matters, and call believers to disengage from those who reject divine guidance and focus solely on worldly life.
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