The revelation reasons of ayaths that commanding obedience to The Prophet

Obedience is commitment. It is selfless adoration and respect. People who voluntarily choose to be loyal and obedient will be pleased here on Earth and hereafter, and their inclusion in the saved group will be guaranteed. Faith requires not making any mistakes in following the Messenger. Whoever follows the Prophet means that they follow Allah. While humans are obligated to obey Allah, they also possess the capacity to rebel. This is where the role of the Prophet(s) becomes crucial. As the guide sent by Allah Almighty, the Prophet (s) provides us with the necessary direction through revelation, precepts, and principles. Therefore, our obedience and loyalty to him are not only necessary but also beneficial for our spiritual journey. A general and all-encompassing meaning of obedience is the voluntary submission of all beings to the laws and commands of Allah Almighty. No creature can go beyond the rules He has set for the universe and act contrary to those rules. In this sense, the concept of obedience also means the submission of all beings to the glory and power of Allah. In the Qur'an, there is an emphasis on those who obey Allah and His Messenger are true believers. In addition to those commanded to obey, the Qur'an also mentions individuals and groups who are not to be obeyed. These include disbelievers and hypocrites , those who follow their desires and go to extremes in their deeds, and those who transgress the limits set by Allah. The Qur'an emphasizes obedience to God and the Prophet as a sign of faith. First, obedience to the Creator, then obedience to the messenger who brings divine revelation, knowledge, and documents. The word obedience means to bow down, do what is ordered, and obey.