Surah Anfal Ayat 26 Hindi translation

Surah Anfal Ayat 26 meaning in Hindi

और याद करो जब तुम थोड़े थे, धरती में निर्बल थे, डरे-सहमे रहते कि लोग कहीं तु्म्हें उचक न ले जाएँ, फिर उसने तुम्हें ठिकाना दिया और अपनी सहायता से तुम्हें शक्ति प्रदान की और अच्छी-स्वच्छ चीज़ों की तुम्हें रोजी दी, ताकि तुम कृतज्ञता दिखलाओ

Quran Urdu translation

اور اس وقت کو یاد کرو جب تم زمین (مکہ) میں قلیل اور ضعیف سمجھے جاتے تھے اور ڈرتے رہتے تھے کہ لوگ تمہیں اُڑا (نہ) لے جائیں (یعنی بےخان وماں نہ کردیں) تو اس نے تم کو جگہ دی اور اپنی مدد سے تم کو تقویت بخشی اور پاکیزہ چیزیں کھانے کو دیں تاکہ (اس کا) شکر کرو

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

(8:26) And recall when you were few in numbers and deemed weak in the land, fearful lest people do away with you. Then He provided you refuge, strengthened you with His help, and provided you sustenance with good things that you may be grateful. *21

And remember when you were few and oppressed in the land, fearing meaning

*21). The reference to gratefulness in the verse is worthy of reflection. Bearing in mind the subject under discussion, it appears that gratefulness does not simply mean that Muslims should acknowledge God's favour to them insofar as He rescued them from their state of abject weakness. God had not only salvaged them from an insecure life in Makka and provided them with a haven of security in Madina where they enjoyed an abundance of livelihood. Gratefulness does not simply require all that. Apart from acknowledging God's favour, gratefulness also demands that Muslims should faithfully obey God and His Messenger out of a consciousness of God's munificence, out of loyalty and devotion to the Prophet's mission, and should cast aside all dangers, hardships and misfortunes that might confront them. In their struggle for God's cause Muslims should have complete trust in God Who has helped them on earlier occasions and Who has delivered them from dangers. The Muslims should also have faith that if they work sincerely in God's cause He will certainly help and protect them. Hence, the gratefulness expected of the Muslims does not simply consist of a verbal acknowledgement of God's benefaction. Gratefulness to God should manifest itself in actual deeds as well. If someone were to acknowledge the favour of his Lord, and yet is slack in seeking His good pleasure, lacks sincerity in serving Him, and entertains doubts that God's benefaction will continue in the future, then that can hardly be characterized as gratitude.