(The Rejecters)
SUMMARY
#looking_at_oneself
Surah Al-Kafirun makes it clear that there is a fundamental separation between those who reject or deny the signs (ayaati) of Allah, referred to as kafir, and those who find security in these signs, referred to as mukmin. A kafir is someone who, having recognized the signs from Allah, chooses to reject them. When these signs are rejected, their reliance shifts to their own limited logical mind, which cannot attain the ultimate truth.
You are instructed to leave those who have rejected Allah's signs for guidance, as delivering Allah's message to them is futile. You do not serve what they serve, and they do not serve what you serve. The system, law, and judgment you follow are not the same as those they adhere to. To them, you say, "For me, my deen is to be consciously obligated to Allah's system, law, and judgment."
By the (divine and all comprehensive) name Allah (that carries an elevated hidden meaning to its name), the Rahmaan, the Raheem. (The Rahmaan is the abstract education system of Allah that provide abundant knowledge of facts and the Raheem is the approval given to those who seek education through Ar Rahman).
109.1 Say, "O the kafirun / rejecters (of Allah's ayaat / signs),
109.2 I do not serve what you serve,
109.3 And you do not serve what I serve,
109.4 And I do not serve what you serve
109.5 And you do not serve what I serve
109.6 For you is your deen / indebted obligations to consciously obey (Allah's systems, law and judgement), and for me is my deen / indebted obligations to consciously obey (Allah's systems, law and judgement).”
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