Surah Maidah Ayat 64 Hindi translation

Surah Maidah Ayat 64 meaning in Hindi

और यहूदी कहते है, "अल्लाह का हाथ बँध गया है।" उन्हीं के हाथ-बँधे है, और फिटकार है उनपर, उस बकबास के कारण जो वे करते है, बल्कि उसके दोनो हाथ तो खुले हुए है। वह जिस तरह चाहता है, ख़र्च करता है। जो कुछ तुम्हारे रब की ओर से तुम्हारी ओर उतारा गया है, उससे अवश्य ही उनके अधिकतर लोगों की सरकशी और इनकार ही में अभिवृद्धि होगी। और हमने उनके बीच क़ियामत तक के लिए शत्रुता और द्वेष डाल दिया है। वे जब भी युद्ध की आग भड़काते है, अल्लाह उसे बुझा देता है। वे धरती में बिगाड़ फैलाने के लिए प्रयास कर रहे है, हालाँकि अल्लाह बिगाड़ फैलानेवालों को पसन्द नहीं करता

Quran Urdu translation

اور یہود کہتے ہیں کہ خدا کا ہاتھ (گردن سے) بندھا ہوا ہے (یعنی الله بخیل ہے) انہیں کے ہاتھ باندھے جائیں اور ایسا کہنے کے سبب ان پر لعنت ہو (اس کا ہاتھ بندھا ہوا نہیں) بلکہ اس کے دونوں ہاتھ کھلے ہیں وہ جس طرح (اور جتنا) چاہتا ہے خرچ کرتا ہے اور (اے محمد) یہ (کتاب) جو تمہارے پروردگار کی طرف سے تم پر نازل ہوئی اس سے ان میں سے اکثر کی شرارت اور انکار اور بڑھے گا اور ہم نے ان کے باہم عداوت اور بغض قیامت تک کے لیے ڈال دیا ہے یہ جب لڑائی کے لیے آگ جلاتے ہیں خدا اس کو بجھا دیتا ہے اور یہ ملک میں فساد کے لیے دوڑے پھرتے ہیں اور خدا فساد کرنے والوں کو دوست نہیں رکھتا

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

(5:64) The Jews say: 'The Hand of Allah is fettered.  *92It is their own hands which are fettered, *93 and they stand cursed for the evil they have uttered. *94 No! His Hands are outspread; He spends as He wills.

Surely the message that has been revealed to you from your Lord has increased many of them in their in-surgence and unbelief, *95 and so We have cast enmity and spite among them until the Day of Resurrection. And as often as they kindle the fire of war, Allah extinguishes it; and they go about trying to spread mischief on earth, whereas Allah does not love those who spread mischief.

And the Jews say, "The hand of Allah is chained." Chained are meaning

*92). To say that someone's hands are tied, in Arabic usage, is to say that he is niggardly, that something prevents him from being generous and bountiful. Thus the Jewish observation does not mean that God's Hand is literally tied but that He is niggardly and miserly. For centuries the Jews had lived in humiliation and misery. Their past greatness had become legend, seemingly too remote ever to be restored, and so they would blasphemously lament that God had become a miser and that as the door to His treasury was now permanently locked, that He had nothing to offer them except suffering and calamity. This attitude, however, is not confined to the Jews. When confronted with trials and tribulations foolish people of other nations, too, are prone to utter such blasphemies rather than turn to God with humble prayer and supplication.
*93). They accused God of the miserliness from which they themselves had suffered and had become notorious for.
*94). If they entertained the hope that by such insolent and taunting expressions they might evoke God's munificence, and that His bounties would begin to shower upon them, they were dreaming of the impossible. Indeed, such insolence was bound to have the opposite effect - to alienate them further from God's bounty, to cast them even further from His mercy.
*95). Instead of learning any lessons from the Book of God, instead of recognizing their own mistakes and wrongs and then trying to make amends for them, instead of probing their miserable situation and then turning to reform, they reacted by launching a violent campaign of opposition to truth and righteousness. Rather than take to the right way as a result of being reminded of the forgotten lesson of righteousness, they attempted to suppress the voice which sought to remind them and others of such things.