Al-Imran 3:60 delivers Allah's definitive statement: 'The truth is from your Lord, so do not be among those who doubt' (Al-Haqqu min rabbika fala takun min al-mumtareen). This verse serves as the divine conclusion to the extensive refutation of Christian claims about Jesus' divinity presented in the preceding verses. Following the logical comparison between Jesus and Adam's creation, Allah emphatically confirms that His account is the absolute truth, leaving no room for uncertainty or speculation. The command 'be not among the doubters' is addressed primarily to Prophet Muhammad but extends to all believers, emphasizing that when Allah speaks, doubt becomes inappropriate and faith must be unwavering. This verse came after the Najran Christian delegation's visit, where despite clear evidence and logical arguments, they persisted in their false beliefs. The tafsir explains that this divine confirmation was necessary because enemies of Islam were spreading confusion among some believers through their sophisticated arguments and conspiracies. The verse establishes a fundamental principle: divine revelation supersedes all human reasoning, and when Allah clarifies a matter, it becomes the final word that admits no doubt or debate.