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I'm a Hindu by birth. Recently I started reading Quran that was given to me by a Muslim friend to read it. Upon reading I come across lot of issues, one of them is here below.

Certain verses of the Quran say that intercession is not allowed while other verses say that it is allowed by God's leave. It looks like contradicting and confusing statement. It is not described clearly in Quran why would God allow intercession while not allowing seems sensible. In what way intercession is going to benefit the soul?

Intercession is not allowed
And beware of a Day where no soul can avail another soul, nor will any intercession be accepted from it, nor will any ransom be taken, nor will they have supporters. 248

O you who believe, spend from what We have provided for you before a Day will come when there is no trade, nor friendship, nor intercession; and the disbelievers are the wicked. 2254

God, there is no god but He, the Living, the Sustainer. No slumber or sleep overtakes Him; to Him belongs all that is in heavens and in the Earth. Who will intercede with Him except by His leave? He knows their present and their future, and they do not have any of His knowledge except for what He wishes. His throne encompasses all of the heavens and the Earth and it is easy for Him to preserve them. He is the Most High, the Great. 2255

Intercession is allowed
On that Day, no intercession will be of help, except for he whom the Almighty allows and accepts what he has to say. 20109

Your Lord is God who created the heavens and the Earth in six days, then He settled over the throne; He handles all affairs. There is no intercessor except after His leave. Such is God your Lord, so serve Him. Would you not remember? 103

None will posses intercession, except for he who has taken a pledge with the Almighty. 1087

Can anyone explain whether or not it is an inconsistent statement?

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