Surah Taubah Ayat 25 Urdu translation

Surah Taubah Ayat 25 meaning in urdu

اللہ اس سے پہلے بہت سے مواقع پر تمہاری مدد کر چکا ہے ابھی غزوہ حنین کے روز (اُس کی دستگیری کی شان تم دیکھ چکے ہو) اس روز تمہیں اپنی کثرت تعداد کا غرہ تھا مگر وہ تمہارے کچھ کام نہ آئی اور زمین اپنی وسعت کے باوجود تم پر تنگ ہو گئی اور تم پیٹھ پھیر کر بھاگ نکلے

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

(9:25) Allah has helped you on many occasions before this; (recently you witnessed the glory of His help *23 on the day of the Battle of Hunain; you were proud of your great numbers which had deluded you but it availed you nothing and the earth, with all its vastness, became too narrow for you, and turning your backs, you fled.

Allah has already given you victory in many regions and [even] on meaning

*23) This has been mentioned to allay the fears of those who were afraid of the consequences of the Declaration of the abrogation of the treaties, as if to say, "Why are you afraid of war? That AIIah, Who helped you in far worse and dangerous situations on so many occasions before this, is there even now to help you. Had this Mission depended on your might, it could not have come out victorious in the hard trials at Makkah nor in the Battle of Badr when the odds were heavily against you. This is because Allah's Power has been helping you, and past experiences have shown you how effective that Power is. Rest assured that the same Power will help you to succeed in your Mission."
The Battle of Hunain had taken place in the valley of Hunain between Ta'if and Makkah in the month of Shawwal A.H. 8, a year or so before the Revelation of this discourse. This was the first battle in which the Muslim army consisted of 12,000 fighters and this far outnumbered the army of the disbelievers. But in spite of this the archers of the Hawazin clan wrought havoc among the Muslim army and put them to rout. The Holy Prophet and a few of his bravest Companions, however, firmly stood their ground and rallied the routed army, and ultimately won the victory. It was because of their perseverance that the army reassembled and the Muslims ultimately won the victory; otherwise they would have lost much more at Hunain than they had gained by the conquest of Makkah.