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The verse highlights the extreme love and devotion that some people have for worldly things, comparing it to the love and devotion that one should have for Allah. The phrase "ka hubbillahi" ("as they love Allah") indicates that some people love worldly things with the same intensity and passion that one should reserve for Allah.

: These individuals love these "rivals" with the same depth and reverence that is due only to Allah ( kahubbillah Conditional Love Maarif-ul-Quran The verse highlights the extreme love and devotion

The phrase you provided is the central part describing two groups: They can be leaders, ideologies, wealth, fame, or

These "equals" are not always literal stone idols. They can be leaders, ideologies, wealth, fame, or even one's own desires ( hawa ) that a person obeys and cherishes as much as, or more than, God. They can be leaders