Surah Baqarah Ayat 133 Hindi translation

Surah Baqarah Ayat 133 meaning in Hindi

(क्या तुम इबराहीम के वसीयत करते समय मौजूद थे? या तुम मौजूद थे जब याक़ूब की मृत्यु का समय आया? जब उसने बेटों से कहा, "तुम मेरे पश्चात किसकी इबादत करोगे?" उन्होंने कहा, "हम आपके इष्ट-पूज्य और आपके पूर्वज इबराहीम और इसमाईल और इसहाक़ के इष्ट-पूज्य की बन्दगी करेंगे - जो अकेला इष्ट-पूज्य है, और हम उसी के आज्ञाकारी (मुस्लिम) हैं।"

Quran Urdu translation

بھلا جس وقت یعقوب وفات پانے لگے تو تم اس وقت موجود تھے، جب انہوں نے اپنے بیٹوں سے پوچھا کہ میرے بعد تم کس کی عبادت کرو گے، تو انہوں نے کہا کہ آپ کے معبود اور آپ کے باپ دادا ابراہیم اور اسمٰعیل اور اسحاق کے معبود کی عبادت کریں گے جو معبود یکتا ہے اور ہم اُسی کے حکم بردار ہیں

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

(2:133) Were you present at the time when Jacob was on the point of death? He asked his children, "Whom will you worship after me?" They all answered, "We will worship the same One Allah Whom you, your forefathers Abraham. Ismail and Isaac acknowledged as their Allah and to Him we all surrender as Muslims." *133

Or were you witnesses when death approached Jacob, when he said to meaning

*133). In the Bible the events connected with the death of Jacob (peace be on him) are narrated in detail. It is amazing that this narrative makes no reference to his testament. However, the contents of the detailed testament embodied in the Talmud greatly resemble the Qur'anic version. The Talmudic version reads as follows:
'Serve the Lord your God, and He will deliver ye from all trouble, even as He delivered your fathers.'
' . . . Teach your children to love God, and observe His commandments, in order that their days may be prolonged, for God will guard those who do justly and walk in righteousness through all His ways.'
And the sons of Jacob responded, 'All that you have commanded us, our father, we will do. May God be with us!'
And Jacob answered: 'The Lord will be with you if ye depart not from His ways to the right hand or to the left.'
(The Talmud Selections by H. Polano, London, Frederick Warne & Co., [1877], pp. 113-14.)