Sometimes in life, people make plans against us. Maybe someone tries to hurt us, spread lies, or make things difficult. It might feel unfair, but Allah reminds us in the Quran that He is the best of planners.

In Surah Aal-e-Imran (3:54), Allah says:

“They planned, and Allah planned and Allah is the best of planners.”

What Does This Mean?

This verse was revealed about the people who tried to harm Prophet Isa (Jesus, peace be upon him). They made their plans, but Allah had His own plan, and His plan was greater.

It teaches us that:

• People can make plans, but they cannot control everything.

• No matter what others try to do, Allah’s plan will always win.

• Even when things seem bad, Allah is working behind the scenes for something better.

How Can We Apply This in Our Lives?

• Trust Allah. Even if people wrong you, know that Allah sees everything and will take care of you.

• Be patient. Just because you don’t see a solution now doesn’t mean Allah isn’t working on one.

• Keep doing good. Don’t let the plans of others stop you from being a kind and honest person.

This verse reminds us that no matter what happens, Allah’s plan is always greater. Even when things seem unfair, Allah is in control, and He never lets injustice last forever. Trust Him—He is the best of planners.