Surah Baqarah Ayat 125 Hindi translation

Surah Baqarah Ayat 125 meaning in Hindi

और याद करो जब हमने इस घर (काबा) को लोगों को लिए केन्द्र और शान्तिस्थल बनाया - और, "इबराहीम के स्थल में से किसी जगह को नमाज़ की जगह बना लो!" - और इबराहीम और इसमाईल को ज़िम्मेदार बनाया। "तुम मेरे इस घर को तवाफ़ करनेवालों और एतिकाफ़ करनेवालों के लिए और रुकू और सजदा करनेवालों के लिए पाक-साफ़ रखो।"

Quran Urdu translation

اور جب ہم نے خانہٴ کعبہ کو لوگوں کے لیے جمع ہونے اور امن پانے کی جگہ مقرر کیا اور (حکم دیا کہ) جس مقام پر ابراہیم کھڑے ہوئے تھے، اس کو نماز کی جگہ بنا لو۔ اور ابراہیم اور اسمٰعیل کو کہا کہ طواف کرنے والوں اور اعتکاف کرنے والوں اور رکوع کرنے والوں اور سجدہ کرنے والوں کے لیے میرے گھر کو پاک صاف رکھا کرو

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

(2:125) And remember that We made this House (the Ka'bah) the centre nd sanctuary for mankind and enjoined the people to dedicate to worship the place where Abraham used to stand for prayer, and We urged Abraham and Ismail to keep My House pure for those who would go round it and those who would retire to it for devotion and prayer and for those who would bow down and prostrate themselves there in worhsip. *126

And [mention] when We made the House a place of return for meaning

*126). 'Purify My House' does not merely mean keeping it clean of dirt and filth. The real purity and cleanliness of the House of God rests in the fact that in it the name of God alone should be glorified. If someone declares in its sacred precincts that anything other than God is his Lord, his object of worship and adoration, the dispenser of man's needs and requirements, the hearer of man's supplications, then such a person is guilty of desecrating the House of God.
This verse also contains a hint as to the evil-doing of the people of the Quraysh. They boasted that they were the inheritors of the legacy of Abraham and Ishmael, but instead of being faithful to that legacy, they actually trampled over it. So, just as the Children of Israel were excluded from the promise made to Abraham, so were the polytheistic children of Ishmael. (See also n. 125 above - Ed.)