Surah Baqarah Ayat 257 Hindi translation

Surah Baqarah Ayat 257 meaning in Hindi

जो लोग ईमान लाते है, अल्लाह उनका रक्षक और सहायक है। वह उन्हें अँधेरों से निकालकर प्रकाश की ओर ले जाता है। रहे वे लोग जिन्होंने इनकार किया तो उनके संरक्षक बढ़े हुए सरकश है। वे उन्हें प्रकाश से निकालकर अँधेरों की ओर ले जाते है। वही आग (जहन्नम) में पड़नेवाले है। वे उसी में सदैव रहेंगे

Quran Urdu translation

جو لوگ ایمان لائے ہیں ان کا دوست خدا ہے کہ اُن کو اندھیرے سے نکال کر روشنی میں لے جاتا ہے اور جو کافر ہیں ان کے دوست شیطان ہیں کہ ان کو روشنی سے نکال کر اندھیرے میں لے جاتے ہیں یہی لوگ اہل دوزخ ہیں کہ اس میں ہمیشہ رہیں گے

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

(2:257) And Allah (Whose support he takes) hears everything and knows everything. Allah is the Helper and Protector of those who believe in Him: He brings them out of the depths of darkness *287 into the light. As for the disbelievers, they have taghut *288 as their patron, who drives them out of light into the depths of darkness. These are the people who are doomed to the Fire, wherein they shall live for ever.

Allah is the ally of those who believe. He brings them out meaning

*287). The 'darkness' mentioned here means the darkness of Ignorance, which throws man off the path of salvation and well-being and directs his energies and efforts to wrong directions in defiance of reality. 'Light' here means the knowledge of Truth with the help of which man comes to know his own realitv and that of the universe; this knowledge also shows him the purpose of his life, and thus leads him consciously, to adopt the Right Way.
*288). Here taghut (see n. 286 above) has a plural connotation. It implies that by turning away from God a man is subjected not to the tyranny of one, but to the tyranny of many tawaghit (evil one). One of these is Satan, who throws up new temptations and allurements. Another potential taghut (transgressor) is man's own animal self, which seeks to subjugate him to his appetites and desires. There are many more taghut in the world outside oneself ; one's wife and children, one's relatives, one's family and one's community, one's friends and acquaintances, one's social environment and one's people, one's leaders and guides, one's government and rulers are all potential taghut, each one of whom seeks to have his purposes served. Man remains subjected to these innumerable masters throughout his life, not knowing precisely whom he should please and whose displeasure he should avoid.