What does this verse (ayet) mean?
When combined with Al-Kahf 18:74, it means that it is not lawful if we retaliate on the innocent
on the opposite side for what had been done to our innocent victims and children.
"Let not the hatred of any people seduce you that ye deal not justly."
In this you have been mistaken, and Allah could not take part with such injustice against His
Word. Repent, and return to Him, and He will return to you.
As we are accountable to God LORD of the Worlds, Creator of uncountable Universes, and to our
conscience, we must not allow our righteous anger because of our innocent casualties be directed
towards the innocent followers of the Book whom previous Scriptures have been revealed - even on
the opposite side.
Remember that father Abraham [Ibrahim] interceded for entire Sodom before angel of Allah for
just one family!
And what did God say: "For the sake of ten righteous souls, I will spare the entire city." (Genesis 18:32)
Ten righteous souls were not found in Sodom, but God saved all righteous dwelling within: Lot and
his daughters for his sake.
Sometimes justice is seeming too slow. Satan disguises as an angel of light and corrupts with
flattery and seduction. But I do not want you to be seduced now when the time is critical and one
has to think with a cool head despite your horror loss.
I do not want you to persist in slaughter of the innocent lambs, for the sake of your very souls,
as it is written:
"For Thy sake they kill us all day long, and we are accounted as sheep for the slaughter."
in the name of the LORD God Merciful, Almighty
Amen