Surah Yunus Ayat 61 Hindi translation

Surah Yunus Ayat 61 meaning in Hindi

तुम जिस दशा में भी होते हो और क़ुरआन से जो कुछ भी पढ़ते हो और तुम लोग जो काम भी करते हो हम तुम्हें देख रहे होते है, जब तुम उसमें लगे होते हो। और तुम्हारे रब से कण भर भी कोई चीज़ छिपी नहीं है, न धरती में न आकाश में और न उससे छोटी और न बड़ी कोई त चीज़ ऐसी है जो एक स्पष्ट किताब में मौजूद न हो

Quran Urdu translation

اور تم جس حال میں ہوتے ہو یا قرآن میں کچھ پڑھتے ہو یا تم لوگ کوئی (اور) کام کرتے ہو جب اس میں مصروف ہوتے ہو ہم تمہارے سامنے ہوتے ہیں اور تمہارے پروردگار سے ذرہ برابر بھی کوئی چیز پوشیدہ نہیں ہے نہ زمین میں نہ آسمان میں اور نہ کوئی چیز اس سے چھوٹی ہے یا بڑی مگر کتاب روشن میں (لکھی ہوئی) ہے

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

(10:61) (O Prophet!) Whatever you may be engaged in, whether you recite any portion of the Qur'an, or whatever else all of you are doing, We are witnesses to whatever you may be occupied with. Not even an atom's weight escapes your Lord on the earth or in the heaven, nor is there anything smaller or bigger than that, except that it is on record in a Clear Book. *64

And, [O Muhammad], you are not [engaged] in any matter or recite meaning

*64). The purpose of the statement is to console the Prophet (peace be on him) and to warn his enemies. On the one hand, the Prophet (peace be on him) is being reassured that the resoluteness, diligence and perseverance which characterize his efforts in preaching the truth and attempting to reform people is well known to God. It can hardly be conceived that after entrusting to the Prophet (peace be on him) a perilous task that God would leave him alone, unassisted. God knows full well all what the Prophet (peace be on him) does, and is also well aware of how others behave towards him. At the same time what is being said also constitutes a warning to the Prophet's opponents. If they obstruct the efforts of the Messenger of the truth, of one engaged in reforming mankind out of sincerity and goodwill, there is no reason for them to assume that no one is observing their deeds, or that they will never be called to account. They ought to take heed for all their deeds are being duly recorded on the Divine Scroll.