Surah Baqarah Ayat 71 Hindi translation

Surah Baqarah Ayat 71 meaning in Hindi

उसने कहा, " वह कहता हैं कि वह ऐसा गाय है जो सधाई हुई नहीं है कि भूमि जोतती हो, और न वह खेत को पानी देती है, ठीक-ठाक है, उसमें किसी दूसरे रंग की मिलावट नहीं है।" बोले, "अब तुमने ठीक बात बताई है।" फिर उन्होंने उसे ज़ब्ह किया, जबकि वे करना नहीं चाहते थे

Quran Urdu translation

موسیٰ نے کہا کہ خدا فرماتا ہے کہ وہ بیل کام میں لگا ہوا نہ ہو، نہ تو زمین جوتتا ہو اور نہ کھیتی کو پانی دیتا ہو۔ اس میں کسی طرح کا داغ نہ ہو۔ کہنے لگے، اب تم نے سب باتیں درست بتا دیں۔ غرض (بڑی مشکل سے) انہوں نے اس بیل کو ذبح کیا، اور وہ ایسا کرنے والے تھے نہیں

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

(2:71Moses answered, "Allah says that she should be a cow which has not been yoked nor has ploughed the land nor watered the fields; which is sound and whole, without belemish. " Then they cried out, "Now you have given an accurate description. " Then they sacrificed her but they did not appear to be doing this willingly. *84

He said, "He says, 'It is a cow neither trained to plow meaning

*84). Through contact with neighbouring peoples, the Israelites had become infested with the attitude of sanctifying the cow, in fact they had even become accustomed to cow-worship. In order to disabuse the Jews of this, they were ordered to slaughter the cow. Their professed belief that God alone was worthy of worship could be tested only by making them slaughter with their own hands what they had formerly worshipped. This test was indeed a hard one since their hearts were not fully imbued with faith. Hence, they tried to shelve the issue by resorting to enquiries about the kind of animal they were required to slaughter. But the more they enquired, the narrower the strait became for them, until the indications were as obvious as if someone had put his finger precisely on the particular animal they were required to slaughter - the animal which had for so long been an object of their worship. The Old Testament also mentions the incident, but there is no reference to the manner in which the Jews tried to evade the matter. (See Numbers 19: 1-10.)