The truth about the Sunnah of guidance and misguidance and their effects in the Holy Qur’an

Abstract

In this study, we will search for the truth about the Sunnah of guidance and misguidance and thei effects according to what the scholar (may God have mercy on him) mentioned and some explanatory opinions. The scholar (may God have mercy on him) divided it into guidance for the purpose of showing the way and reaching what is sought, and explaining the truth of guidance in particular, and explaining the effect of guidance in a way that is beneficial. In terms of corruption, explaining the Sunnah of divine misguidance in form, and explaining the effects of the Sunnah of misguidance through the opinion of the scholar (may God have mercy on him) and some opinions of the commentators through the verses of the Qur’an. The generous one. Guidance is a divine law, a universal law for humans and non-humans, i.e., through ontological guidance. God created everything with His power, then guided it to its proper function and mission in the universe. It is a law governing individual humans, human society, and the Islamic government.Based on the law of divine guidance, there is an interest in implementing legislative rulings, and failure to implement those divine rulings becomes a source of corruption.Knowing the reality of divine misguidance from a ontological perspective: ontological misguidance is a natural and just consequence of man's choice to go astray, as God leaves him on the path he has chosen for himself.