Surah Anam Ayat 148 Hindi translation

Surah Anam Ayat 148 meaning in Hindi

बहुदेववादी कहेंगे, "यदि अल्लाह चाहता तो न हम साझीदार ठहराते और न हमारे पूर्वज ही; और न हम किसी चीज़ को (बिना अल्लाह के आदेश के) हराम ठहराते।" ऐसे ही उनसे पहले के लोगों ने भी झुठलाया था, यहाँ तक की उन्हें हमारी यातना का मज़ा चखना पड़ा। कहो, "क्या तुम्हारे पास कोई ज्ञान है कि उसे हमारे पास पेश करो? तुम लोग केवल गुमान पर चलते हो और निरे अटकल से काम लेते हो।"

Quran Urdu translation

جو لوگ شرک کرتے ہیں وہ کہیں گے کہ اگر خدا چاہتا تو ہم شرک نہ کرتے اور نہ ہمارے باپ دادا (شرک کرتے) اور نہ ہم کسی چیز کو حرام ٹھہراتے اسی طرح ان لوگوں نے تکذیب کی تھی جو ان سے پہلے تھے یہاں تک کہ ہمارے عذاب کا مزہ چکھ کر رہے کہہ دو کیا تمہارے پاس کوئی سند ہے (اگر ہے) تو اسے ہمارے سامنے نکالو تم محض خیال کے پیچھے چلتے اور اٹکل کی تیر چلاتے ہو

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

(6:148) Those who associate others with Allah in His divinity will now surely say: 'Had Allah willed, neither we nor our forefathers would have associated others with Allah in His divinity, nor would we have declared anything (which Allah did not forbid) as forbidden.' *124 Even so those who had lived before them gave the lie (to the Truth) until they tasted Our chastisement. Tell them: 'Have you any sure knowledge that you can produce before us? In fact you are only following idle fancies, merely conjecturing.'

Those who associated with Allah will say, "If Allah had willed, we meaning

*124). Their apology for their crimes and misdeeds would be that which has always been advanced by criminals and wrong-doers - an apology based on the assumption of absolute determinism. They would plead that when they associated others with God in His divinity, or unwarrantedly regarded certain things as prohibited, they did so because those acts had been willed for them by God. Had He not so willed, they would not have been able to do what they did. Hence, since they were doing everything according to the will of God, everything was proper. If anyone was to blame, it was God and not they. They were under compulsion to do what they did, for the ability to do otherwise lay beyond their power.