Surah Yunus Ayat 4 Urdu translation

Surah Yunus Ayat 4 meaning in urdu

اسی کی طرف تم سب کو پلٹ کر جانا ہے، یہ اللہ کا پکا وعدہ ہے بے شک پیدائش کی ابتدا وہی کرتا ہے، پھر وہی دوبارہ پیدا کرے گا، تاکہ جو لوگ ایمان لائے اور جنہوں نے نیک عمل کیے ان کو پورے انصاف کے ساتھ جزا دے، اور جنہوں نے کفر کا طریقہ اختیار کیا وہ کھولتا ہوا پانی پییں اور دردناک سزا بھگتیں اُس انکار حق کی پاداش میں جو وہ کرتے رہے

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

(10:4) To Him is your return. *8 This is Allah's promise that will certainly come true. Surely it is He Who brings about the creation of all and He will repeat it *9 so that He may justly reward those who believe and do righteous deeds; and that those who disbelieve may have a draught of boiling water and suffer a painful chastisement for their denying the truth. *10

To Him is your return all together. [It is] the promise of meaning

*8). The Prophet's teachings comprise two fundamental doctrines: (i) that God alone is man's Lord and hence man should worship Him, and (ii) that man is bound to return to his Lord in the Next Life wherein he will be made to render an account to his Lord. This particular verse focuses on the second of these two doctrines.
*9). This Qur'anic statement combines the enunciation of a basic doctrine with its supporting argument. The doctrine that is being enunciated here is that God will resurrect man. This is supported by the argument that it is God Who brought about the creation in the first place. All those who believe that the original creation was an act of God can neither consider it impossible nor
*10). The present verse sets forth the rationale of resurrection. The preceding verses had conclusively established that resurrection is possible, that there is no reasonable ground to dub it as a far-fetched idea. Drawing upon the above, the verse under consideration points out that the requirements of justice and reason can only be fulfilled by resurrection, and that this calls for a repetition of the original act of creation by God.
The point that is being made here is that those who accept God as their One and the Only Lord and truly live in service and devotion to Him deserve to be fully rewarded for their righteous conduct. Likewise, those who reject the truth and act according to their own whim deserve to be duly punished for their unrighteous conduct. The present life is so constituted that reward and punishment are not being meted out and cannot be meted out in the manner described above. This is a plain fact, and one which is evident to all except those who are obstinate, This being the case, reason and justice demand fresh creation in order that such reward and punishment be meted out. (For further