At the end of the battle of Ohud, when the enemy left the field and went away, the internal enemies of Islam and especially the hypocrites and the jews raised many new questions and started with a series of poisonous propaganda in the form and beneath the cover of sympathy, and showing feeling of pity for the suffering of others, and through that they sowed the seeds of variance and disunion, and induced in people a pessimistic view of Islam. So the verse is to admonish Muslims, and warn them not to lend their ears to enemy's suggestion, and disobey not their prophet, and leave such disputes which are the causes of losing courage.

      O, you who believe! if you follow the infidels and obey them, they will drive you back to blasphemy and recantation, and in that deal, you will be the losers!''

      And what a loss can be greater and the worst than giving faith for blasphemy, prosperity for adversity, and truth for falsehood?

VERSE NO. 150

      Then stress is put on relying only upon the support of Allah, and to know that He is our only protector and that He is the best of Helpers. So we shouldn't rely on this and that for protection, and waver here and there to obtain some false supports. Our Lord is that protector who never fails, and no power can overcome His power.