Surah Araf Ayat 155 Hindi translation

Surah Araf Ayat 155 meaning in Hindi

मूसा ने अपनी क़ौम के सत्तर आदमियों को हमारे नियत किए हुए समय के लिए चुना। फिर जब उन लोगों को एक भूकम्प ने आ पकड़ा तो उसने कहा, "मेर रब! यदि तू चाहता तो पहले ही इनको और मुझको विनष्ट़ कर देता। जो कुछ हमारे नादानों ने किया है, क्या उसके कारण तू हमें विनष्ट करेगा? यह तो बस तेरी ओर से एक परीक्षा है। इसके द्वारा तू जिसको चाहे पथभ्रष्ट कर दे और जिसे चाहे मार्ग दिखा दे। तू ही हमारा संरक्षक है। अतः तू हमें क्षमा कर दे और हम पर दया कर, और तू ही सबसे बढ़कर क्षमा करनेवाला है

Quran Urdu translation

اور موسیٰ نے اس میعاد پر جو ہم نے مقرر کی تھی اپنی قوم کے ستر آدمی منتخب (کرکے کوہ طور پر حاضر) ٹل کیے۔ جب ان کو زلزلے نے پکڑا تو موسیٰ نے کہا کہ اے پروردگار تو چاہتا تو ان کو اور مجھ کو پہلے ہی سے ہلاک کر دیتا۔ کیا تو اس فعل کی سزا میں جو ہم میں سے بےعقل لوگوں نے کیا ہے ہمیں ہلاک کردے گا۔ یہ تو تیری آزمائش ہے۔ اس سے تو جس کو چاہے گمراہ کرے اور جس کو چاہے ہدایت بخشے۔ تو ہی ہمارا کارساز ہے تو ہمیں (ہمارے گناہ) بخش دے اور ہم پر رحم فرما اور تو سب سے بہتر بخشنے والا ہے

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

(7:155) And out of his people Moses singled out seventy men for Our appointment.  *109Then, when violent shaking seized them, he addressed his Lord: 'Had You willed, O my Lord, You could have destroyed them and me long ago. Will You destroy us for what the fools amongst us did? That was nothing but a trial from You whereby You mislead whom You will and guide whom You will.  *110You alone are our guardian. Forgive us, then, and have mercy upon us. You are the best of those who forgive.

And Moses chose from his people seventy men for Our appointment. And meaning

*109). Moses was summoned for the second time to Mount Sinai along with seventy chiefs of the nation in order that they might seek pardon for their calf-worship and renew their covenant with God. Reference to this event is not found in the Bible and Talmud. They simply mention that Moses was summoned to receive new tablets as replacements for the ones he had thrown down and broken. (Cf. Exodus 34.)
*110). When a people are put to the test it is an occasion of crucial importance for it helps to distinguish the righteous from the wicked. Like a winnow, it separates out of the mass the useful from the useless. Hence in his wisdom God subjects people to tests. Those who successfully pass through them, owe their success to the support and guidance they receive from God. As for those who are unsuccessful, their failure is the result of their not receiving that support and guidance. This does not detract from the fact that men neither arbitrarily receive or are denied God's support and guidance. Both extending and withholding support and guidance follow a rule which is based on wisdom and justice. The fact, however, remains that man can succeed in the test to which he is put only if God supports and guides him.