Surah Hajj Ayat 15 Hindi translation

Surah Hajj Ayat 15 meaning in Hindi

जो कोई यह समझता है कि अल्लाह दुनिया औऱ आख़िरत में उसकी (रसूल की) कदापि कोई सहायता न करेगा तो उसे चाहिए कि वह आकाश की ओर एक रस्सी ताने, फिर (अल्लाह की सहायता के सिलसिले को) काट दे। फिर देख ले कि क्या उसका उपाय उस चीज़ को दूर कर सकता है जो उसे क्रोध में डाले हुए है

Quran Urdu translation

جو شخص یہ گمان کرتا ہے کہ خدا اس کو دنیا اور آخرت میں مدد نہیں دے گا تو اس کو چاہیئے کہ اوپر کی طرف (یعنی اپنے گھر کی چھت میں) ایک رسی باندھے پھر (اس سے اپنا) گلا گھونٹ لے۔ پھر دیکھے کہ آیا یہ تدبیر اس کے غصے کو دور کردیتی ہے

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

(22:15) As for the one who presumes that Allah will neither help him in this world nor in the Hereafter, he should (if he can) ascend the sky by a rope and cut a hole into it and then peep through it and see for himself whether any device of his can avert his doom, which he abhors *22

Whoever should think that Allah will not support [Prophet Muhammad] in this meaning

*22) There is a great divergence of opinion about the exact meaning of this verse. Some of the interpretations are:
(1) One who presumes that Allah will not help him (Muhammad: Allah's peace be upon him), he should hang himself by a rope from the ceiling.
(2) One who presumes that Allah will not help him (Muhammad: Allah's peace be upon him), he should ascend thesky by a rope and try to stop Allah's help.
(3) One who presumes that Allah will not help him (Muhammad: Allah's peace be upon him), he should ascend the sky and stop the process of Revelations.
(4) One who presumes that Allah will not help him (Muhammad: Allah's peace be upon him), he should ascend the sky and stop his provisions.
(5) The one who presumes that Allah will not help him (the presumer himself), he should hang himself by a rope from the ceiling of his house.
(6) The one who presumes that Allah will not help him (the presumer himself), he should try to ascend the sky to seek help.
The first four interpretations are obviously irrelevant to the context, and the last two, though they might fit in with the context, do not explain the real meaning of the verse. If we consider this in the context, it becomes obvious that the one who presumes is "the one who serves Allah standing on the border" . This is to rebuke him, as if to say, "You may do whatever you can to change the decrees of Allah, but you will see that no device of yours can succeed, whether these decrees are favourable to your designs or unfavourable to them. " Obviously, "he should ascend the sky ...... cut a hole into it" has not been used in the literal but in the figurative sense.