The last argument was on that, there is an aim, intention, and will, behind the creation of all things that are created; individually or generally.
Here in these verses that are complementary to the aforementioned ones, Allah has revealed that:ِ
``And to Him belongs whoever is in the heavens and earth, and those who are with him are humble in His worship; nor do they impair in that. They glorify him night and day, and droop not.''
Even the angels whom we know them to be the purest, and most glorious of creatures, that are made out of light, and who are dears and nears to God; they worship the Lord with sincerity and humility, and are proud of their worship. Why should then He need the prayer or the worship of a Man like me and you? If we hear of His compelling commandments, telling us, to do this, or not to do that; it is only for our own good, and it merely ends to our physical and spiritual development. He wants to cleanse us through worship, and to purify us by a tittle charity of alms giving.
After the aim and intention, in the creation of every creature has been emphasized; the stress is laid upon the UNITY and ONENESS of the Creator Himself.
All reasons are on the favour of UNITY OF GOD; that there is Allah the only one God, with no partner or any co-sharer besides Him. This is the Major and Main Message of Mohammad (SA), and all his followers, and also the message of all the prophets who came before him.
In the next verses (NO.21ِ23), the false gods are all rebuked and sharply reprehended, that they have no power of repelling a gnat from themselves, how can you then expect them to help you or give you a hand in a misfortune, calamity, or a victory?
Here by false gods; all sorts of idols, fetishes, deified heros, kings, animals, natural forces, and heavenly bodies, are meant that Man has ever worshipped them. Such gods are nothing except imaginations of their foolish worshippers, who in times, dared to offer their children to the cursed Altars of Satans, as sacrifices to their gods.
