Surah Luqman Ayat 10 Hindi translation

Surah Luqman Ayat 10 meaning in Hindi

उसने आकाशों को पैदा किया, (जो थमें हुए हैं) बिना ऐसे स्तम्भों के जो तुम्हें दिखाई दें। और उसने धरती में पहाड़ डाल दिए कि ऐसा न हो कि तुम्हें लेकर डाँवाडोल हो जाए और उसने उसमें हर प्रकार के जानवर फैला दिए। और हमने ही आकाश से पानी उतारा, फिर उसमें हर प्रकार की उत्तम चीज़े उगाई

Quran Urdu translation

اُسی نے آسمانوں کو ستونوں کے بغیر پیدا کیا جیسا کہ تم دیکھتے ہو اور زمین پر پہاڑ (بنا کر) رکھ دیئے تاکہ تم کو ہلا ہلا نہ دے اور اس میں ہر طرح کے جانور پھیلا دیئے۔ اور ہم ہی نے آسمانوں سے پانی نازل کیا پھر (اُس سے) اس میں ہر قسم کی نفیس چیزیں اُگائیں

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

(31:10) He *12 created the heavens without any pillars visible to you *13 and He placed mountains in the earth as pegs lest it should turn topsy turvy with you, *14 and He dispersed all kinds of animals over the earth, and sent down water from the sky causing all kinds of excellent plants to grow on it.

He created the heavens without pillars that you see and has cast meaning

*12) After the above introductory sentence, the discourse now turns to the real theme, i.e.., the refutation of shirk and the invitation to Tauhid.
*13) The actual words bi -ghair i amad-in tarauna-ha in the Text may havc two meanings: (1) "You can see for yourself that they stand without pillar"; and (2) 'they stand on the pillars which you cannot see" Ibn 'Abbas and Mujahid havc favoured the second meaning, and many other commentators take the first meaning. If the meaning is expressed in terms of the natural sciences of the present day, it can be said that the countless stars and planets in the heaven have been established in their positions and orbits without any visible support and prop: there are no strings and wires which might have tied them together; there are no iron bars which might be withholding them from falling on one another. It is the law of gravitation which is supporting the system. This interpretation is according to the present-day knowledge. It may be that tomorrow some new addition to our knowledge enables us to interpret the reality better.
*14) For explanation, see E. N . 12 of Surah An-Nahl .