He spoke about the Qadiyyah sect and how they interpret [certain matters] in a manner that does not align with their correct meaning in translation.

The Shaykh: And as an example of what Professor Abu Malik mentioned there, there is a translation of the Qur'an into English done by a Qadiani man. The Qadianis interpret some of the verses of the Qur'an with a figurative interpretation and explain them in a way that aligns with their great misguidance, which includes their claim that the prophethood was not sealed with Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him). So they insist on interpreting the saying of Allah the Exalted: meaning, and by an interpretation that invalidates the indication of the verse that it is as He said (peace and blessings be upon him) in many hadiths: So they say in their interpretation of the verse meaning: He is the adornment of the prophets, just as the ring is the adornment of the finger; the Messenger of Allah is the adornment of the prophets. This is their belief. So this is how they interpret the verse when they translate it into a foreign language. And which the professor said is undoubtedly a very important matter. In fact, I believe that even in the tafsirs (exegeses) being written today in Arabic, specialists should participate, as you heard just now, due to the extent to which the exegete or the abridger at least oversteps into other fields of knowledge in which he has no expertise, as it is said.