Surah Assaaffat Ayat 102 Hindi translation

Surah Assaaffat Ayat 102 meaning in Hindi

फिर जब वह उसके साथ दौड़-धूप करने की अवस्था को पहुँचा तो उसने कहा, "ऐ मेरे प्रिय बेटे! मैं स्वप्न में देखता हूँ कि तुझे क़ुरबान कर रहा हूँ। तो अब देख, तेरा क्या विचार है?" उसने कहा, "ऐ मेरे बाप! जो कुछ आपको आदेश दिया जा रहा है उसे कर डालिए। अल्लाह ने चाहा तो आप मुझे धैर्यवान पाएँगे।"

Quran Urdu translation

جب وہ ان کے ساتھ دوڑنے (کی عمر) کو پہنچا تو ابراہیم نے کہا کہ بیٹا میں خواب میں دیکھتا ہوں کہ (گویا) تم کو ذبح کر رہا ہوں تو تم سوچو کہ تمہارا کیا خیال ہے؟ انہوں نے کہا کہ ابا جو آپ کو حکم ہوا ہے وہی کیجیئے خدا نے چاہا تو آپ مجھے صابروں میں پایئے گا

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

(37:102) and when he was old enough to go about and work with him, (one day) Abraham said to him: 'My son, I see in my dream that I am slaughtering you. *58 So consider (and tell me) what you think.' *59 He said: 'Do as you are bidden. *60 You will find me, if Allah so wills, among the steadfast.'

And when he reached with him [the age of] exertion, he said, meaning

*58) One should note that the Prophet Abraham had dreamt that he was sacrificing his son and not that he had sacrificed him. Although at that time he understood the dream to mean that he should sacrifice his son and on that very basis, he became ready to sacrifice him, with a cool mind, yet the fine point that Allah had in view in making him see the dream has been explained by Himself in verse 105 below.
*59) The object of asking this of the son was not that he would carry out Allah's Command only if he agreed, otherwise not, but the Prophet Abraham, in fact, wanted to find out how righteous, in actual reality, was his child for whom he had prayed to Allah. If the son himself was found to be ready to lay down his life for the sake of Allah's approval and pleasure, it would mean that the prayer had been fully granted, and the son was not his offspring in the natural way only but was morally aad spiritually also a true son.
*60) The words clearly tell that the son had not taken the dream of his Prophet father to be a mere dream but a Command from Allah. Had it not been a Command actually, it was necessary that Allah should have explicitly or implicitly stated that the son of Abraham had mistaken it for a command. But the whole context is without any such allusion. On this very basis, there is the Islamic belief that the dream of the Prophets is never a mere dream it is also a kind of Revelation. Obviously, if a thing, which could become such a fundamental principle in the Divine Shari'ah, had not been based on reality, but had been a mere misunderstanding, it was not possible that Allah should not have refuted it. It is impossible for the one who believes the Qur'an to be Allah's Word, to accept That such an error and omission could emanate from Allah also.