Surah Baqarah Ayat 222 Hindi translation

Surah Baqarah Ayat 222 meaning in Hindi

और वे तुमसे मासिक-धर्म के विषय में पूछते है। कहो, "वह एक तकलीफ़ और गन्दगी की चीज़ है। अतः मासिक-धर्म के दिनों में स्त्रियों से अलग रहो और उनके पास न जाओ, जबतक कि वे पाक-साफ़ न हो जाएँ। फिर जब वे भली-भाँति पाक-साफ़ हो जाए, तो जिस प्रकार अल्लाह ने तुम्हें बताया है, उनके पास आओ। निस्संदेह अल्लाह बहुत तौबा करनेवालों को पसन्द करता है और वह उन्हें पसन्द करता है जो स्वच्छता को पसन्द करते है

Quran Urdu translation

اور تم سے حیض کے بارے میں دریافت کرتے ہیں۔ کہہ دو کہ وہ تو نجاست ہے۔ سو ایام حیض میں عورتوں سے کنارہ کش رہو۔ اور جب تک پاک نہ ہوجائیں ان سے مقاربت نہ کرو۔ ہاں جب پاک ہوجائیں تو جس طریق سے خدا نے ارشاد فرمایا ہے ان کے پاس جاؤ۔ کچھ شک نہیں کہ خدا توبہ کرنے والوں اور پاک صاف رہنے والوں کو دوست رکھتا ہے

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

(2:222) They ask about the monthly course. Say, "It is a state of impurity; *238 so keep apart from women during their monthly course and do not go near them until they are clean. *239 When they have cleansed themselves, then you may go to them in the manner Allah has enjoined you." *240 Most surely Allah loves those people who refrain from evil and keep themselves pure and clean.

And they ask you about menstruation. Say, "It is harm, so keep meaning

*238). The Arabic word adha denotes both a state of ritual impurity and sickness. Menstruation is not merely an impurity, but also a state in which the woman is closer to sickness than to health.
*239). With regard to matters such as these the Qur'an resorts to metaphors and figurative language. Hence it instructs men not to approach women. This does not mean that people should either abstain from sitting together on the same floor or eating together when a woman has her monthly period making her virtually an untouchable, as has been the custom among the Jews, Hindus and certain other nations. The explanation of this injunction by the Prophet makes it clear that during this period men are only required to abstain from sexual intercourse; no change is postulated in other relationships, and the woman is to be treated in the normal way. (See, for instance, Bukhari, 'Hayd', 10, 'Itikaf', 2-4, 10, 19; Muslim, 'Hayd', 6-13; Abu Da'ud, 'Taharah', 102, 106 - Ed.)
*240). The 'command' of God mentioned here is not a formal legal injunction from God, but that inherent urge with which the nature of both men and animals has been imbued and which is apprehended instinctively.
(The verse means, therefore, that after the end of the menstrual course people may again engage in sexual intercourse - Ed.)