Surah TaHa Ayat 121 Hindi translation

Surah TaHa Ayat 121 meaning in Hindi

अन्ततः उन दोनों ने उसमें से खा लिया, जिसके परिणामस्वरूप उनकी छिपाने की चीज़े उनके आगे खुल गई और वे दोनों अपने ऊपर जन्नत के पत्ते जोड-जोड़कर रखने लगे। और आदम ने अपने रब की अवज्ञा की, तो वह मार्ग से भटक गया

Quran Urdu translation

تو دونوں نے اس درخت کا پھل کھا لیا تو ان پر ان کی شرمگاہیں ظاہر ہوگئیں اور وہ اپنے (بدنوں) پر بہشت کے پتّے چپکانے لگے۔ اور آدم نے اپنے پروردگار کے حکم خلاف کیا تو (وہ اپنے مطلوب سے) بےراہ ہو گئے

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

(20:121) At last, both of them (Adam and his wife) ate of the fruit (of the forbidden tree). As a result thereof, the nakedness of each appeared before the other, and they began to cover themselves up with leaves from the Garden. *101 Adam disobeyed his Lord and went astray from the right way. *102

And Adam and his wife ate of it, and their private parts meaning

*101) No sooner did they disobey the "Command" than they were deprived of all the facilities, but naturally the immediate effect of this as felt by them was. that they were stripped of their garments. Then gradually, as they felt thirsty, hungry etc., they realized that they had been deprived of all the facilities that they enjoyed in the Garden.
*102) It is worth while to understand the nature of human weakness which helped Satan to seduce Adam and Eve. They succumbed to seduction because Satan tempted them in the garb of a true friend and well-wisher even though they knew full well that he was their enemy. For Adam had a direct knowledge of the envy and enmity of Satan, who had challenged to seduce and ruin him in his very presence. Allah had also warned them to guard against the envy of and the temptations by Satan and had informed them of the consequences of disobedience. Above all, Adam and Eve still believed in Allah and never thought of intentional disobedience. But in spite of this, when Satan tempted them in the garb of a friend, they disobeyed their Lord: they forgot the "Command" for the time being for lack of fineness of purpose. And since then this human weakness has persisted in their descendants during all ages.