Surah Raad Ayat 26 Hindi translation

Surah Raad Ayat 26 meaning in Hindi

अल्लाह जिसको चाहता है प्रचुर फैली हुई रोज़ी प्रदान करता है औऱ इसी प्रकार नपी-तुली भी। और वे सांसारिक जीवन में मग्न हैं, हालाँकि सांसारिक जीवन आख़िरत के मुक़ाबले में तो बस अल्प सुख-सामग्री है

Quran Urdu translation

خدا جس کا چاہتا ہے رزق فراخ کر دیتا ہے اور (جس کا چاہتا ہے) تنگ کر دیتا ہے۔ اور کافر لوگ دنیا کی زندگی پر خوش ہو رہے ہیں اور دنیا کی زندگی آخرت (کے مقابلے) میں (بہت) تھوڑا فائدہ ہے

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

(13:26) Allah gives abundantly His provisions to whom He will and sparingly to whom He pleases. *42 These people are wholly absorbed in the joys of this life, whereas the life of this world is but a paltry thing as compared with the life of the Hereafter.

Allah extends provision for whom He wills and restricts [it]. And they meaning

*42) This verse refutes the wrong criterion by which the disbelievers of Makkah (and all other foolish people of the world) judged whether one was or was not a favorite of God. They judged a man's worth by his wealth and worldly prosperity and not by his faith and righteous conduct. They thought that the one who was enjoying all the good things of life was a favorite of God, even if he had erroneous beliefs and did wicked deeds. On the other hand, they considered the one who was poor and indigent to be under the wrath of God, even though he was righteous. That is why in their judgement the chiefs of the Quraish were far superior to the followers of the Holy Prophet. They would say, "You can see for yourselves that God is with the chiefs of the Quraish."
In this verse, AIlah has warned there that they are absolutely wrong in drawing such a conclusion from the worldly conditions of the people. AIIah gives His provision to the people abundantly or sparingly for reasons different from those which they presumed and richness or poverty is no criterion by which to judge the worth of people. The real criterion of judging the worth of people is their beliefs and deeds. The one, who has righteous beliefs and dces good deeds, shall be higher in rank than the one who has wrong beliefs and does evil deeds. Thus the real criterion is the quality of one's deeds and not the possession or the lack of wealth.