What is the ruling on imagining a meaning for the verse: "Leave Me and him whom I created alone" that differs from the correct meaning, and is this considered disbelief that necessitates understanding the verses correctly?
A person does not become an unbeliever due to his ignorance of the correct meanings of the Quranic verses or his misunderstanding of them. This occurred during the time of the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, and he would guide them without deeming anyone an unbeliever. Examples include the حديث (narration) of Adi ibn Hatim concerning "the white thread from the black thread," and the حديث (narration) of Ibn Mas'ud concerning "those who believed and did not mix their belief with injustice." It is probable that this question stems from whisperings (waswas) that should be ignored. It is recommended to consult books of (Quranic exegesis) to understand the Holy Quran.
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