Surah Kahf Ayat 86 Hindi translation

Surah Kahf Ayat 86 meaning in Hindi

यहाँ तक कि जब वह सूर्यास्त-स्थल तक पहुँचा तो उसे मटमैले काले पानी के एक स्रोत में डूबते हुए पाया और उसके निकट उसे एक क़ौम मिली। हमने कहा, "ऐ ज़ुलक़रनैन! तुझे अधिकार है कि चाहे तकलीफ़ पहुँचाए और चाहे उनके साथ अच्छा व्यवहार करे।"

Quran Urdu translation

یہاں تک کہ جب سورج کے غروب ہونے کی جگہ پہنچا تو اسے ایسا پایا کہ ایک کیچڑ کی ندی میں ڈوب رہا ہے اور اس (ندی) کے پاس ایک قوم دیکھی۔ ہم نے کہا ذوالقرنین! تم ان کو خواہ تکلیف دو خواہ ان (کے بارے) میں بھلائی اختیار کرو (دونوں باتوں میں تم کو قدرت ہے)

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

(18:86) till he reached the limit where the sun set, *63 and found it setting in black waters, *64 and there he saw a people. We said to him, "O Zul-Qarnain! you have the power to punish them and also the option to treat them generously". *65

Until, when he reached the setting of the sun, he found it meaning

*63) "The limit where the sun set" does not mean the "place" of the setting of the sun. According to Ibn Kathir, it means that he marched to the West conquering one country after the other till he reached the last boundary of the land, beyond which there was ocean.
*64) "He found the sun setting in black muddy waters of the sea": if ZulQarnain was Cyrus, then that place would be the western limit of Asia Minor and the "black waters" would be the Aegean Sea. This interpretation is supported by the use of the word "`ain"instead of "bahr" in the Qur'an.
<*65) "We said to him" does not necessarily mean that Allah directly revealed to him these words, and that Z, ul-Qarnain was a Prophet or was the one who received inspiration from Allah, and the same is the reasonable conjecture. This concerns the time when Zul-Qarnain had taken possession of the land as a conqueror and the conquered people were utterly at your mercy. Then Allah posed a question before his conscience, as if to say, "Now is the time of your trial. These people are utterly at your mercy, and you have the option either to behave unjustly towards them or to treat them generously."