Surah Saba Ayat 46 Hindi translation

Surah Saba Ayat 46 meaning in Hindi

कहो, "मैं तुम्हें बस एक बात की नसीहत करता हूँ कि अल्लाह के लिए दो-दो औऱ एक-एक करके उठ रखे हो; फिर विचार करो। तुम्हारे साथी को कोई उन्माद नहीं है। वह तो एक कठोर यातना से पहले तुम्हें सचेत करनेवाला ही है।"

Quran Urdu translation

کہہ دو کہ میں تمہیں صرف ایک بات کی نصیحت کرتا ہوں کہ تم خدا کے لئے دو دو اور اکیلے اکیلے کھڑے ہوجاؤ پھر غور کرو۔ تمہارے رفیق کو سودا نہیں وہ تم کو عذاب سخت (کے آنے) سے پہلے صرف ڈرانے والے ہیں

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

(34:46) Say to them, (O Prophet): 'I give you but one counsel: stand up (for heaven's sake), singly and in pairs, and then think: what is it in your companion(to wit, Muhammad) that could be deemed as madness?' *66 He is nothing but a warner, warning you before the coming of a grevious chastisement. *67

Say, "I only advise you of one [thing] - that you stand meaning

*66) That is, "Free yourselves of selfish interests and whims and prejudices and consider this sincerely for the sake of Allah: consider this singly as well as jointly in two's and three's and four's in an objective manner and consider it well and deeply: What after all can be the reason that the person whom you call a madman today was, until yesterday, being looked upon as a very wise man among you ? The incident that happened a little before his appointment to Prophethood is well known among you. When after the re-construction of the Ka'bah the different clans of the Quraish were going to clash among themselves on the question as to who should place the Black Stone in the wall, you yourselves had unanimously agreed to accept Muhammad (upon whom be Allah's peace) as the arbitrator, and he had settled the question amicably to the entire satisfaction of all concerned. Now, how is it that you have started calling the same person mad, whose wisdom and sagacity has been thus tested and experienced by your whole nation? What is it if not stubbornness? Do you really mean the same that you say with your tongues?"
*67) That is, "Do you call him mad only for this reason? Do you regard as wist him who finds you following the path of ruin, and applauds you, and mad him who warns you beforehand of the coming of a disaster and shows you the way to safety and well-being?"