Inna AAibadee laysa laka AAalayhim sultanun wakafa birabbika wakeela (surah Al Isra: 65)

Tafseer Tafheem-ul-Quran by Syed Abu-al-A'la Maududi

(17:65) Indeed you will have no power over my servants. " *80 And your Lord suffices for you as a guardian. *81

Inna `ibaadee laisa laka `alaihim sultaan; wa kafaa bi Rabbika Wakeelaa

*80) It has two meanings: (1) "You will have no power over human beings to force them to follow your way. What you are allowed to do is that you may delude them by false counsel and entice them by false promises, but they will have the option to follow or not to follow your counsel. You will not have the power over them to force them to follow your way against their will. " (2) "You will not succeed in 'alluring My righteous people. Though the weak-minded will be enticed by you, My righteous people who are steadfast in My obedience will not succumb to you. "
*81) That is, "Those who will trust in Allah and believe in His guidance and help, will not stand in need of any other support in their trial by Satan for Allah will guide them, protect them and help them to be safe from his allurements. On the other hand, those people, who will place their trust in their own power or that of any other than AIlah, will not come out successful in their trial by Satan. "