Saf 14:

•  Ey iman edenler, Allah(cc)'ın yardımcıları (dinin hizmetçileri) olun. Meryem(as) oğlu Isa(as) havarilerine:' Allah(cc) giden yolda benim yardımcılarım kimler olacak?' demişti.  Havariler de:' Allah(cc)'ın yardımcıları bizleriz' dediler. Bunun üzerine israilogullarında bir kısmı inandı bir kısmı da inkar etti. Nihayetinde Biz inananları, inkarcılara karşı destekledik ve inananlar üstün geldi.
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  Verse 14: "O you who have believed, be supporters of Allah, as when Jesus, the son of Mary, said to the disciples, 'Who are my supporters for Allah?' The disciples said, 'We are the supporters of Allah.' Then a group of the Children of Israel believed, and a group disbelieved. So We supported those who believed against their enemy, and they became dominant."
  
  To relate this verse to the previous ones, I think it's essential to consider the following connections:
  
      The theme of unity and cooperation: This verse reinforces the theme of unity and cooperation among believers, which was introduced in the first verse. Here, Jesus and his disciples are presented as a model of unity and cooperation, working together to support Allah's cause.
      The concept of "Ansar Allah" (Helpers of Allah): The verse introduces the concept of "Ansar Allah," which refers to those who support and assist Allah's cause. This concept is closely related to the idea of "Saff" (row) mentioned earlier, where believers stand together in a row, supporting and strengthening each other.
      The connection to the "row model": The mention of Jesus and his disciples as "Ansar Allah" reinforces the "row model" concept, where all prophets and believers stand together in a row, supporting and assisting each other in Allah's cause.
      The emphasis on faith and action: This verse emphasizes the importance of faith and action, as Jesus and his disciples are called to be supporters of Allah. This reinforces the idea that faith must be accompanied by action, and that believers must work together to support Allah's cause.
      The contrast between believers and disbelievers: The verse also highlights the contrast between believers and disbelievers, as a group of the Children of Israel believed, while another group disbelieved. This contrast serves as a reminder of the importance of faith and obedience to Allah's commands.
  
  In summary, the last verse of Surah As-Saff reinforces the themes of unity, cooperation, and faith, while emphasizing the importance of supporting Allah's cause and working together to achieve righteousness and justice. LLAMA3-70B
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