Surah Al Hijr Ayat 67 in Urdu - سورہ الحجر کی آیت نمبر 67
﴿وَجَاءَ أَهْلُ الْمَدِينَةِ يَسْتَبْشِرُونَ﴾
[ الحجر: 67]
اور اہل شہر (لوط کے پاس) خوش خوش (دوڑے) آئے
Surah Al-Hijr Full Urdu(1) ادھر تو حضرت لوط (عليه السلام) کے گھر میں قوم کی ہلاکت کا یہ فیصلہ ہو رہا تھا۔ ادھر قوم لوط کو پتہ چلا کہ لوط (عليه السلام) کے گھر میں خوش شکل نوجوان مہمان آئے ہیں تو اپنی امرد پرستی کی وجہ سے بڑے خوش ہوئے اور خوشی خوشی حضرت لوط (عليه السلام) کے پاس آئے اور مطالبہ کیا کہ ان نوجوانوں کو ان کے سپرد کیا جائے تاکہ وہ ان سے بے حیائی کا ارتکاب کر کے اپنی تسکین کر سکیں۔
Surah Al Hijr Verse 67 translate in arabic
Surah Al Hijr Ayat 67 meaning in urdu
اتنے میں شہر کے لوگ خوشی کے مارے بے تاب ہو کر لوطؑ کے گھر چڑھ آئے
Tafseer Tafheem-ul-Quran by Syed Abu-al-A'la Maududi
(15:67) And the people of the town rushed rejoicing to the house of Lot. *39
And the people of the city came rejoicing. meaning
*39) This shows that those People had gone to the lowest depths of immorality. No sooner did they hear the news of the arrival of handsome strangers in their town than they rushed rejoicing to the house of Prophet Lot and impudently demanded that he should hand over his guests to them for the gratification of their lust. The pity is that there had remained not a single person among them to make a protest against such a heinous sin. Moreover, this shows that all of them, as a community, had totally lost every sense of decency, and they felt no shame at all to make such a wickcd demand on him openly. The very fact, that they felt no hesitation in making such a wicked demand brazen- facedly from a pious and holy man like Prophet Lot, shows that the heinous crime was so common among them that they would not spare anyone.
The Talmud records many instances of the all-round moral degradation of the people of Lot. Once a stranger was passing through their territory. He was forced by coming darkness to pass the night near Sodom. As he had his own provisions with him, he did not stand in any need of help from the towns-folk; so he lay under a tree to pass the night. But a Sodomite entreated him to accompany him to his house. During the night he did away with the ass and merchandise of the stranger. When he began to cry for help in the morning, the towns-folk came there not to help him but to rob him of what had been left with him.
On one occasion Hadrat Sarah sent her slave to Sodom to inquire after Prophet Lot's household. When the slave entered the town, he saw that a Sodomite was beating a stranger. Naturally the slave of Hadrat Sarah tried to rouse his sense of decency, saying, "why do you ill-treat helpless strangers like this?" In answer to this appeal, his head was broken in public.
On another occasion a poor man happened to come to Sodom but no one gave him anything to eat. When he was half dead with starvation, he fell to the ground in a helpless plight. A daughter of Prophet Lot saw him and sent some food for him. At this the Sodomites reproached Prophet Lot and his daughter and threatened to expel them from there, if they would not refrain from such "deeds"!
After citing several similar incidents, the Talmud says that those people had become so cruel, so deceitful and so dishonest in their dealings that no traveller could pass safe through their territory nor could a poor person expect any food or help from them. Many a time it so happened that a poor stranger came there, and died from hunger. Then they would strip the clothes from his body and bury him naked! If a foreigner committed the blunder of visiting their territory, they would publicly rob him of everything, and make fool of him if he appealed to them to redress the wrong. Then they would openly commit shameless deeds in the gardens which they had grown in their valley because there was none to rebuke them except Prophet Lot. The Quran has summed up the whole of their wicked story in two concise sentences:(1) "...They had already been committing very wicked deeds" XI: 78, and (2) "You gratify your lust with males: you rob travellers, and you commit wickcd deeds publicly in your assemblies."
phonetic Transliteration
Wajaa ahlu almadeenati yastabshiroona
English - Sahih International
And the people of the city came rejoicing.
Quran Hindi translation
और (ये बात हो रही थीं कि) शहर के लोग (मेहमानों की ख़बर सुन कर बुरी नीयत से) खुशियाँ मनाते हुए आ पहुँचे
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