You have either intentionally misrepresented a book or you copied from someone who did.
And if you cannot do this; and you will not be able to do this; then beware the Fire whose fuel is people and stones, it has been prepared for the rejecters (Kafirs).
Read from the beginning of the Surah. It explains who kafirs are. They know the truth but hide it. And it also explains of those who commit corruption in the land. Yufsidhoona Fil Ardha. They could be Muslims as well. Or they could be calling themselves Muslims. They are those who pledge allegiance to God, but commit atrocities in the name of God. They kill in the name of God. They are given the example of the mosquito. Death is their sentence.
Study the book, dont study others who talk about it. Render it from the concept of the whole book, not cherry picked verses found easily.
Is that the only verse in the chapter? Can you see in your own post that its chapter 4 verse 89? What about the rest of the verses? Have you studied them? If not, did you just cite a verse with only one idea, show them violence?
4:58 God orders you to deliver anything you have been entrusted with to its owners. And if you judge between the people, then you shall judge with justice. It is always the best that God prescribes for you. God is Hearer, Seer.
You should keep your promises. Return what you borrow. Keep your pledge. Practice justice.
4:75 And why do you not fight in the cause of God, when the weak among the men and women and children say: “Our Lord, bring us out of this town whose people are wicked, and grant us from Yourself a supporter, and grant us from Yourself a victor!”
You are rescuing innocent men, women and children who cries out to you that they are oppressed by wicked people.
4:89 They hope that you will reject as they have rejected, then you will be the same. Do not take any of them as allies until they emigrate in the cause of God. If they turn away, then take them and kill them wherever you find them; and do not take from them any ally or supporter.
Why would you take such people as allies? Kill them. When you are at war to save people from an oppressor (e.g. ISIS,
) you are not supposed to make out with them, you are supposed to fight to kill.
But again if the come in peace, you cannot be the aggressor, you have to pardon.
- And fight in the cause of God against those who fight you, but do not aggress,God does not love the aggressors.
- And kill them wherever you encounter them, and expel them from where they expelled you, and know that persecution is worse than being killed. And do
- not fight them at the Restricted Temple unless they fight you in it; if they fight you then kill them, thus is the recompense of the rejecters.
- And if they cease, then God is Forgiving, Merciful.
- And fight them so there is no more persecution, and so that the system is for God. If they cease, then there will be no aggression except against the wicked.
-Quran 2:190-193
Context of the Quran, not a dream.
This is a cut and paste from a book.
A Kafir is not what you think?
I have witnessed many discussions, both face to face and remote where some Muslims call Christians and Jews as Kafirs and Christians and Jews call
themselves Kafirs. We should understand what Kafir means from the context of the Quran and the language at the time the Quran was revealed.
This word Kafir has evolved in its meaning and understanding due to worldly occurrences. The phenomenon that changed the meaning of this word is
debatable and bears no value of discussion, but the fact is not only Christians or Jews are called Kafirs, Muslims are too. It is personal experience of us Muslims to hear one sect call another sect by the word Kafir. Animosity of this nature exists in this world and if everyone is correct, there are seven billion Kafirs in this world.
A simile of the evolution of what this word means is cops being called pigs in modern times. The original use of the derogative term pig being used on cops
is known to have occurred in around the 1811 where "pig" was denoted to a Bow Street Runner, the police force. The reference has seemingly re-emerged
in the late sixties. The modern dictionaries pronounce it as a slang for a policeman. Is it not unbelievable that within such a short time a word that was referred
to a swine has grown to be referred to a cop? Similarly, think of the word Kafir evolving through 1400 years. This is also similar to the words ‘Hijab’ and ‘Khimar’ discussed in the chapters analysing women’s dress code.
A Kafir is someone who knows a truth and hides it
The first occurrences of the term Kafir occurs in the second chapter of theQuran.
As for those who Kafaroo , whether you warn them or do not warn them, they will not believe. – Quran 2:6
Or like a storm cloud from the sky, in it is darkness and thunder and lightning. They place their fingers in their ears from the thunder-claps for fear of death;
and God is aware of the Kafirs (Bialkafireena). – Quran 2:19
An exploration of the chapter in concern in context of the surrounding verse will expound the true intention of this allusion. Below you will find a summary of this chapter’s philosophy.
The Quran is revealed to the righteous, who believe in the unseen, who believe in this and the previous revelations.
As for those who see the truth and hide it maliciously commonly referred to as rejecter’s they will not believe in the truth if you inform
them or not
Their hearts and ears are sealed, and they are blind. They will proclaim to believe in God and there’s a last day but only lie.
They will claim to be good but the will spread corruption. When they meet those who acknowledge the truth they lie saying they do tooThere are no references to religions, races or any denomination.
A Kafir could be a person who calls himself a Muslim as you can see above that when a Kafir meets one who has acknowledged the truth they lie to you saying they also do accept the truth. Right at the beginning of the Quran God has explained what a Kafir is, therefore it is high time that Muslims woke up and realised that we have been mistaken all our lives.
Of course it is common that most of us were taught otherwise throughout our lives. The Quran tells you to not follow what your society has taught you
blindly.
And if you obey most of those on the earth they will lead you away from the only guess. – Quran 6:115
And don’t worry if others don’t believe
And most of the people, even if you are diligent, will not believe. – Quran 12:103
