The Exegesis of the Saying of Allah the Exalted: << قالوا يا موسى إنا لن ندخلهآ أبدا ما داموا فيها فاذهب أنت وربك فقاتلآ إنا هاهنا قاعدون >> .

Is this negation a negation of their legal action, or a negation of Allah’s decree? The former. The former means that we cannot enter it as long as they are in it. And if they leave it? We would enter it. Is this what is meant? It is known that if you find an empty village with no one in it, and you want its people, it is known that you have corrupted it. But this is the mindset of the Children of Israel. . They said to Moses, "Go, you and your Lord." Who is his Lord? Some exegetes said his Lord is Harun, meaning they intended Harun, because "Lord" is used for a master, and Harun is older than Musa, and the older of two brothers is the master of the younger. But this is far-fetched. The apparent meaning is that they intended the Lord of the worlds (Mighty and Majestic), because Musa was calling them to Allah and to their Lord (Blessed and Exalted is He).