Surah Ibrahim Ayat 9 Hindi translation

Surah Ibrahim Ayat 9 meaning in Hindi

क्या तुम्हें उन लोगों की खबर नहीं पहुँची जो तुमसे पहले गुज़रे हैं, नूह की क़ौम और आद और समूद और वे लोग जो उनके पश्चात हुए जिनको अल्लाह के अतिरिक्त कोई नहीं जानता? उनके पास उनके रसूल स्पष्टि प्रमाण लेकर आए थे, किन्तु उन्होंने उनके मुँह पर अपने हाथ रख दिए और कहने लगे, "जो कुछ देकर तुम्हें भेजा गया है, हम उसका इनकार करते है और जिसकी ओर तुम हमें बुला रहे हो, उसके विषय में तो हम अत्यन्त दुविधाजनक संदेह में ग्रस्त है।"

Quran Urdu translation

بھلا تم کو ان لوگوں (کے حالات) کی خبر نہیں پہنچی جو تم سے پہلے تھے (یعنی) نوح اور عاد اور ثمود کی قوم۔ اور جو ان کے بعد تھے۔ جن کا علم خدا کے سوا کسی کو نہیں (جب) ان کے پاس پیغمبر نشانیاں لے کر آئے تو انہوں نے اپنے ہاتھ ان کے مونہوں پر رکھ دیئے (کہ خاموش رہو) اور کہنے لگے کہ ہم تو تمہاری رسالت کو تسلیم نہیں کرتے اور جس چیز کی طرف تم ہمیں بلاتے ہو ہم اس سے قوی شک میں ہیں

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

(14:9) Has *14 not the story reached you of those who have gone before you of the people of Noah and Ad and Thamud, and of those who came after them? Allah alone knows their number. When their Messengers came to them with plain teachings and manifest Signs, they thrust their hands into their mouths, *15 saying, "We reject the Message with which you have been sent and we have a disquieting doubt about that thing *16 to which you are inviting us."

Has there not reached you the news of those before you - meaning

*14) The speech of Prophet Moses ended with v. 8. From here begins a direct address to the disbelievers of Makkah.
*15) There has been a great deal of difference of opinion in regard to the meaning of the Arabic words of the Text and different commentators have assigned different meanings to them. But we arc of the opinion that these express merely the intolerance and perplexity and a bit of anger that was being shown by the disbelievers towards the Message and this is confirmed by the subsequent sentence.
*16) They had a "disquieting doubt" about the Message because it had taken away their peace of mind. This was because invitation to the Message always makes the minds uneasy, for it becomes hard even for its opponents to reject it out-right or oppose it with peace of mind. Howsoever they might give vent to their doubts about it and oppose it tooth and nail the force of its truth and its sound arguments, its frankness and candour and its winning manners of exposition produce a great agitation in the minds of its bitterest opponents: then the pure and spotless character of the Messenger and the marked change for the better brought about in his followers produce such an accumulative effect on their minds that even their most bitter antagonists begin to feel uneasy about their own stand. Thus, those who try to disturb the peace of mind of the upholders of the Truth are themselves deprived of their own peace of mind.