Surah Anam Ayat 142 Hindi translation

Surah Anam Ayat 142 meaning in Hindi

और चौपायों में से कुछ बोझ उठानेवाले बड़े और कुछ छोटे जानवर पैदा किए। अल्लाह ने जो कुछ तुम्हें दिया है, उसमें से खाओ और शैतान के क़दमों पर न चलो। निश्चय ही वह तुम्हारा खुला हुआ शत्रु है

Quran Urdu translation

اور چارپایوں میں بوجھ اٹھانے والے (یعنی بڑے بڑے) بھی پیدا کئے اور زمین سے لگے ہوئے (یعنی چھوٹے چھوٹے) بھی (پس) خدا کا دیا ہوا رزق کھاؤ اور شیطان کے قدموں پر نہ چلو وہ تمہارا صریح دشمن ہے

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

(6:142) And of the cattle (He has reared) some for burden, and some whose flesh you eat and whose skins and hair you use to spread the ground. *117 Eat of the sustenance Allah has provided you and do not follow in the footsteps of Satan, for surely he is your open enemy. *118

And of the grazing livestock are carriers [of burdens] and those [too] meaning

*117). The word "Farasha" (which means 'to spread, to pave, to cover the ground, floor or path') has been used in the context of cattle either (1) because they are relatively short, and in moving about seem to be touching the ground, (2) because when they are slaughtered, they have to be laid on the ground, or (3) because their skins and hair are used for furnishing purposes.
*118). It becomes clear from the context that God wants to emphasize three things. First, that the orchards, fields and cattle are all bounties of God. No one else has made any contribution to them and hence no one is entitled to any share in the thanks that man ought to give Him in return for these bounties. Second, since all those things are bounties of God, one ought to follow the laws of God alone while making use of them. No one else has the right to regulate their use. To acknowledge oneself bound by customs and practices laid down by others than God, and to make offerings out of a feeling of gratitude for beneficence to someone other than God constitute acts of rebellion and amount to following Satan. Third, as God has created all these things for the fulfilment of man's needs, they should not be unnecessarily suspended from use or be regarded as prohibited. All restrictions on the use of the means of sustenance and other bounties of God based on conjecture or superstition, are not to His liking at all.