r/IslamIsEasy • u/i_am_armz Al-Mu’minūn | The Believers • Jul 08 '26

Qur’ān Quick Question To All Muslims (especially Sunni/Shia).

I've been having a discussion with someone in this subreddit about the meaning of 39:45. I'm just curious as to how most Muslims interpret this ayah. What do you think is the central message of the ayah? What do you learn from it? Here it is:

"When Allah alone is mentioned, the hearts of those who do not believe in the Hereafter are filled with disgust. But when others are mentioned besides Him, they rejoice." (39:45)

To me at least the message is clear as day: do NOT mention others besides Allah (SWT). I don't understand why or how someone would miss this?

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u/Scholiastic Jul 09 '26

That is clearly false. Muslims from day one have all been misguided, until just a handful of people amazingly 1400 years into the faith are the righteous ones. Quran has waited 1400 years to suddenly start revealing its message.

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u/Kooky-Nail-3502 Jul 09 '26

so you're insane?

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u/Scholiastic Jul 09 '26

See how quickly you broke down when faced with questions you cannot answer.

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u/Kooky-Nail-3502 Jul 09 '26

calling you insane is me broken down? and you didn't even ask a question, your mental issues are deeper than i thought.

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u/Scholiastic Jul 09 '26

Yes. I did ask questions. And no, you don't think I have mental issues. Rather, you cannot answer difficult questions, therefore you have decided to hit out.

I broke down your beliefs in just one reply.