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Universe From Begining To End Part 1 Online Version
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ALLAH, THE ORIGINATOR OF THE UNIVERSE
wKfv‡e Av‡jv ev Photon †_‡K e¯‘ A_©vr B‡jKUªb I ‡cÖvUb •Zix nq
Conversion of Light into Mass
Big Bang Theory is today’s dominant scientific theory about the
origin of the universe. According to the theory, the universe was
created between 10 and 20 billion years ago from the random,
cosmic explosion of a subatomic ball that hurled matter and
energy in all directions. Over a period of approximately 10
billion years, this newly created matter and energy coagulated
into stars, galaxies and planets, including our earth.
Max Planck proposed that the permitted energies of an oscillator
of frequency ν are integral multiples of hν, where h is Plank’s
constant:
E = nhν h = 6.626x10-34 JHz-1
Planck’s work led to the view that a ray of light of that frequency
can be thought of as consisting of 0, 1, 2,… particles, each
particle having an energy hν. These particles are called photons.
In Arabic, it is called nor.
Illustration:
Calculating the number of photons emitted by a 100W yellow
lamp in 1.0 seconds.
Wavelength of yellow light=560nm. Since 560nm
photons have frequency 5.4x1014 Hz, each one has an energy
E = hν= 6.626x10-34JHz-1 x 5.4x1014Hz=3.7x10-19J
The number of photons required to carry away 100J of
energy is therefore,
Number of photons=100J/(3.7x10-19J)=2.7x1020
HOW MATTER IS CREATED FROM LIGHT?
Photons can have wavelength from zero to infinity.
or, gamma-ray
photon
+ positron
Pair Production
_ electron
neucleus
Fig:2 Transformation of a gamma-ray photon into an electron and a positron
when the photon passes close to an atomic nucleus
The rest mass energy of the electron is 0.511 MeV, so for photon energy
above 1.022MeV, pair production is possible. For photon energies far above
this threshold, pair production becomes the dominant mode for the interaction
of x-rays and gamma-rays with matter.
Positron Annihilation: The positron is the antiparticle of the electron, and
when a positron enters any normal matter, it will find an abundant supply of
electrons with which to annihilate. The energy released by the annihilation
forms two highly energetic gamma rays, and if one assumes that the momenta
of the positron and electron before the annihilation, the two gamma ray
photons must travel in opposite directions in order to conserve momentum.
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Pair
electron annihilation
_ +
positron
Gamma ray photons
Before After
+
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Energy=2mec
Fig:3 Annihilation of two masses (one electron and one positron) into lights of
two extremely high energetic and high penetrating gamma ray photons.
These coincident gamma rays at 180 degrees provide a useful analysis tool.
For one thing, eliminating all gamma events which are not coincident at 180
degrees improves the signal-to-noise ratio of experiments using positron
annihilation. Another interesting application is the use of the coincident
gammas to locate the source by back projecting. This is used in medical PET
scans.
Now we see how the above matters are explained by the Holy Quran as
discussed bellow:
(1) Allah, The Source of All Lights
Allah Almighty Says about Him in the Holy Quran in Sura al-Noor verse 35:
Allahu nooru assamawati waal-ardi” which means
Allah is the Light of the heavens and the earth……” (Sura al-
Noor:35)
BadeeAAu alssamawati waal-ardi wa-itha qada amran fa-innama
yaqoolu lahu kun fayakoonu.” which means:
Allah is the Originator of the heavens and the earth, and when He
decrees an affair, He only says to it, Be, so there it is.” (Sura al-Baqara:117)
Hazrat Abu Huraira (r) reported Allah‟s Messenger (s.a.w.s) as saying: The
Hell and the Paradise fell into dispute and the Hell said: I have been
distinguished for accommodating the haughty and proud in me, and the
Paradise said: What is the matter that the meek and the humble and the
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downtrodden and simple would find an abode in me? Thereupon Allah said to
Paradise: You are a (means) of My Mercy. 1 shall show mercy through you to
one whom I will from amongst My servants. And Allah said to the Hell: You
are a (sign) of My chastisement and I shall chastise through you anyone whom
I will from amongst My servants and both of you, would be full. And as
regards the Hell it would not be full until Allah, the Exalted and Glorious,
places His foot therein, and it would say: Enough, enough, enough, and at that
time it will be filled up, all its parts integrated together and Allah would not
treat unjustly anyone amongst His creation.” (Muslim)
…………….Then Jibraeel moved forward another five hundred thousand light
years, mounted on the buraq, until they reached a place where Jibraeel began
to slow down. Muhammad (s.a.w.s) said: Jibraeel, Why are you slow down?
Are you leaving me?” Jibraeel replied: I cannot go further.” Muhammad
(s.a.w.s) said: Jibraeel, donot leave me alone.” Muhammad!” Jibraeel said,
You now have to step down from the buraq and move to a place which no one
has entered before you.” At that moment the buraq stopped and was unable to
move further. Muhammad (s.a.w.s) stepped down and moved hesitantly.
Jibraeel said: Muhammad, move forward without fear. If I were to continue
with you I would be annihilated for the greatness of the Light.”
Muhammad (s.a.w.s) moved, and moved, and moved. He saw Mikaeel
standing ahead of him, afraid and trembling. The light of his face was
changing quickly from one color to another. Muhammad (s.a.w.s) asked:
Mikaeel, is this your station?” Yes,” Mikaeel answered, and if I were to
trespass it I would be annihilated. But you go on and donot stop.” Muhammad
(s.a.w.s) moved and moved and moved. Then he found Israfeel with his four
huge wings, one of which covered his face to veil him from the light which
came from the horizon of everything (i.e., The Light of Allah). Muhammad
(s.a.w.s) asked him: Is this your station, Israfeel?” Israfeel said: Yes. If I
trespass it, that light would burn me. But you move on and do not fear.” And
Muhammad (s.a.w.s) moved and moved and moved. He saw the Spirit to
whom Allah gave the power of earth and the heavens. From the top of his
head to the bottom of his feet and from every cell of his there were faces with
traits of subtle light, the number of which no one knows but Allah and from
the each of which Allah creates an angel-spirit which looks like the Spirit,
whom He then takes to himself as the spirit-angels of the Divine Presence.
Everyday the Spirit looks into hell three times and because of the cool light of
his angelic gaze the fire of hell melts until it becomes as a rainbow. The Spirit
also looks into paradise three times everyday and extends to it the divine light
which Allah gives him. This is the Spirit whom Allah mentioned in the Quran:
The day when the Spirit and the angels rise, no one shall speak except with
permission from His Rabb.” Muhammad (s.a.w.s) said: Spirit, Is this your
station?” The spirit replied: Yes, and if I trespass it I would be annihilated by
the light which I am receiving. (The Absolute Source of all these Lights is
Allah, the Almighty, the Exalted in Power, the Most High, who has no
associate. He is the One. He controls everything in the universe.) Muhammad!
Move forward and do not be afraid. You are invited and you have
permission.” Muhammad (s.a.w.s) moved forward. Allah inspired his heart
with the following discourse: I the Rabb have veiled myself from the
inhabitants of paradise, as I have veiled myself from the inhabitants of the
earth. As I veiled Myself from their minds, I veiled myself from their vision. I
am never in anything, and I am never away from anything.” Muhammad
(s.a.w.s) then moved through one veil after another until he passed through
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one thousand veils. Finally he opened the Veil of Oneness. He found himself
like a lamp suspended in the middle of a divine air. He saw a magnificent,
great and unutterable matter. He asked his Rabb to give him firmness and
strength. He felt that a drop of that presence was put on his tongue and he
found it cooler than ice and sweeter than honey. Nothing on earth and the
seven paradises tasted like it. With this drop Allah put into Muhammad
(s.a.w.s)‟s heart the knowledge of the First and the Last, the heavenly and the
earthly. He was ordered to move forward. As he moved he found himself
elevated a throne that can never be described, now or later. Three additional
drops were given to him: one on his shoulder consisting in majesty, one in his
heart consisting in mercy, and one on his tounge which consisted in
eloquence. Then a voice came from that presence: Muhammad! I have made
you the intercessor of everyone. At that moment Muhammad (s.a.w.s) felt his
mind enraptured and taken away to be replaced with an astonishing secret. He
was placed in the fields of Allah‟s Eternity and Endlessness. In the first he
found no beginning and in the second he found no end. Then Allah revealed to
Him: My end is in My beginning and My beginning is in My end.” Then
Muhammad knew that all doors were absolutely closed except those that led to
Allah that Allah can not be described within the confine of a place in speech
and that Allah encompasses the everywhere of all places. This is a secret that
no tongue can be stirred to express, no door opened to reveal, and no answer
can define. He is the Guide to Himself and the Rabb of His own description.
He is the Beauty of all beauty and the speech by which to describe Himself
belongs to Him alone.
Allah my Creator, in Your infinity do I stand amazed.
In Your ocean of unity do I drown submerged.
Allah, at times You are closer to me in familiar intimacy.
At times You leave me without veiled and strange,
Hidden in Your sovereign Majesty.
Give me to drink the wine of Your love,
For only drunk from it am I able to say:
My Rabb! Let me see You.
Muhammad (s.a.w.s) then looked on his right and saw nothing except His
Rabb, then on his left and saw nothing except his Rabb, then to the front, to
the back and above him and he saw nothing except his Rabb. He hated to
leave that honoured and blessed place. But Allah said: Muhammad, you are a
Messenger to My servants as all Messengers, if you stay here you would never
be able to communicate My Message. Therefore descend back to earth, and
communicate My Message to My servants. Whenever you want to be in the
same state as you are now, make your prayers, and I shall open this state for
you.” This is why Muhammad (s.a.w.s) stated: Prayer is the apple of my
eyes,” and he called it also: Our rest.” Allah then revealed to Muhammad
(s.a.w.s) the order to recite:
O you who believe! You shall remember Allah frequently. And glorify
Him day and night. He is the One Who sends blessings on you, together with
His angels, in order to bring you out from darkness into light; and He is
Merciful to the believers. Their salutation on the Day they meet Him will be
Peace”, and He has prepared for them a generous Reward. O Prophet! surely
We have sent you as a witness, and as a bearer of good news and as a warner.
And as one inviting to Allah by His permission, and as a lamp spreading light.
Then give the Glad Tidings to the believers, that they shall have from Allah a
very great Bounty.” (Sura al-Ahzab: 41-7)
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Muhammad I have ordered the angels of all My heavens, those created and
those yet uncreated, to send blessings on you and My creation unceasingly,
with My own praise. I am your Rabb Who said: My Mercy has taken over My
anger. And all My angels I have created for you human beings.”
Allah and His angels send blessings on the Prophet: O you who believe!
Send you blessings on him, and salute him with all respect. Those who oppose
Allah and His Messenger - Allah has cursed them in this World and in the
Hereafter, and has prepared for them a humiliating Punishment.”
(Sura al-Ahzab:56-7)
Then Allah revealed what He revealed to him….. The Prophet saw Malik, the
guardian of Hell, with a cheerless frowning face. Therein, he saw the Hell
dwellers, of whom were those who unjustly eat up the property of the orphans.
They have flews similar to those of camels, swallowing red-hot stones and
then issuing out of their backs. There were also the people who take usury
with bellies too big to be able to move around; they are trodden by the people
of Firaun when these are admitted into Hell. In the same abode, he saw the
adulterers offered tasty fatty meat and rotten smelly one but they make option
for the latter. The licentious women were also there hanging from their
breasts.
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Fe57(Iron, the strongest element in the world)
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BINDING ENERGY PER NUCLEON, MEV
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Maximum Binding Energy occurs
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at mass number 57 (19x3)
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0
0 19 38 57 76 95 114 133 152 171 190 209 228 247
MASS NUMBER
The neutrons and protons are held together in the nucleus by the
strong force. The strong force only acts over very small distances but is
able to overcome the electrostatic repulsion between protons. The most
tightly bound nuclei are those close to iron in the periodic table of
elements. The tightness of this binding is measured by the binding
energy per nucleon where nucleon is a collective name for neutrons and
protons.
The graph plots binding energy as a function of atomic number or
number of nucleons per atom. The general decrease in binding energy
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beyond iron is caused by the fact that, as the nucleus gets bigger, the
ability of the strong force to counteract the electrostatic force between
the protons becomes weaker. The maximum binding energy at iron
means that elements lighter than iron release energy when fused. This
is the source of energy in stars and hydrogen bombs. Scientists extract
valuable information from the binding energy curve. It shows that
when fission occurs and smaller, more stable nuclei result, these nuclei
will contain less mass per nuclear particle and some mass must be
changed into tremendous energy. This thermonuclear reactions are
responsible for the energy evolved by the sun.
Elements heavier than iron only release energy when split, as was the
case with the plutonium and uranium used in the first atomic bombs.
Elements heavier than iron are made in stars by capturing neutrons
onto atomic nuclei. This takes place in some red giants and in
supernovae explosions. A new isotope is created when an atom
captures a neutron. If this isotope is unstable then a neutron can
convert into a proton, releasing an electron. This is called beta decay
and is a form of radioactive decay also observed on Earth. By
converting a neutron into a proton the atom has increased its atomic
number by one and become the adjacent element in the periodic table.
It may then capture another neutron, and so on, so that using iron as
seed nuclei it is possible to build all the elements heavier than iron in
the periodic table.
Professor Armstrong at NASA proved that the energy of the early solar
system was not sufficient to produce elemental iron. In calculating the
energy required to form one atom of iron, it was found to be about four
times as much as the energy of the entire solar system. In other words,
the entire energy of the earth or the moon or the planet Mars or any
other planet is not sufficient to form one new atom of iron, even the
energy of the entire solar system is not sufficient for that. That is why
Professor Armstrong said that the scientists believe that iron is an
extraterrestrial that was sent to earth and not formed therein.
Therefore, the words sent down and the mighty power in the 25th
verse of sura al-Hadid are exactly in accordance with the binding
energy curve at mass number 57 which shows that iron is the strongest
element in the periodic system.
(3) The meaning of many benefits for people: The third word for
Iron is many benefits for people. Iron has tremendous use in our day-
today life. Iron is necessary for life. The red blood cells are filled with
hemoglobin, with one iron atom in each molecule of the red pigment
heme. Without red cells, no life exists. The center of the earth, 5000
miles thick, is made up of ninety percent iron, at a temperature high
enough to be molten. The earth is a giant magnet in space. One theory
strongly supported today is that the earth‟s magnetism is caused by
circulating streams of molten iron within the depths of the earth. The
earth collects iron from outer space, too. Some ten thousand tons of
meteorite space dust get through our atmosphere each day and land on
the earth. About ten percent of these visitors from the sky are made up
of solid iron.
During Miraaj, the night journey of Prophet Muhammad (peace be
upon him) to heaven, as Muhammad (pbuh) was walking on the place
where Isa (Jesus) (pbuh) taught, he entered the Temple of Sulaiman in
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Jerusalem. He found the temple full of angels waiting for him. Then he
saw all the Prophets (alaihi salaam) standing in rows. All the prophets
delivered a short speech; then Dawood said: "Praise be to Allah who
revealed the Psalms to me, and softened the iron between my
hands and all other elements, and chose me for His Message."
From the previous sections, it has been undoubtedly proved that Iron is
the strongest element in the world and scientists of today say that iron
is an extraterrestrial that was sent to earth and not formed therein. It is
a great miracle that iron, being the strongest element, becomes pliant
and soft like wax or clay with the touch of the hands of Hazrat Dawood
(pbuh). Then with the help of Allah, Hazrat Dawood (pbuh) made very
fine and light iron rings of any shape and size to make coats of mail
with his own hands; and by selling these in the market, he earned his
familyÕs livelihood, which is discussed in Sura Saba:
ÒAnd certainly We gave to Dawood excellence from Us: O mountains!
sing praises with him, and the birds; and We made the iron pliant to
him. Saying: Make ample coats of mail, and assign a time to the
making of coats of mail and do good; surely I am Seeing what you do.Ó
(sura Saba t 10-11)
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Prophet Dawood (a.s) was a prophet of Allah and a king. He had
nineteen sons and every one of them wanted to inherit his throne. He
agreed with one of his wives to nominate their eldest son to the throne.
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Allah (subhana wa taala) commanded him not to appoint anyone, but
to wait for His order.
One day, he was asked to decide in a dispute between Elia, who was a
cultivator, and his neighbor, Yohanna, who was a herdsman. Elia
complained that the sheep belonging to Yohanna had grazed in his
cornfield and had eaten the vegetables, causing him a great loss.
Yohanna admitted that it had happened at night while he was asleep.
By the command of Allah, Prophet Dawood called all his sons and told
them that whoever decided the case correctly, would become his heir.
Sulayman (a.s), who was the youngest son, ruled that Yohanna would
have to surrender to Elia the milk and the wool that he would obtain
from his sheep during that year. Prophet Dawood asked him how he
had decided in this manner. Sulayman replied, æThe sheep did not eat
the plants, but only the fruits; thus only the produce from the sheep
should make up for the loss.” Allah (subhana wa taala) informed the
Prophet Dawood that the ruling given by Sulayman was the best and he
should be made his heir. Dawood (a.s) gathered all his sons in the
presence of the learned people and chiefs of tribes and declared, by
Allah‟s command, Sulayman (a.s) to be a prophet of Allah and his heir
to the throne. After Prophet Dawood (a.s) Sulayman (a.s) became a
king at the age of thirteen.
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K‡i w`‡jb|
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MwZ‡Z cÖevwnZ nZ †hLv‡b wZwb †cu․Q‡Z PvB‡Zb|Ó (m~iv †Qvqv` t 34-6)
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mvÜ•Kv‡j GK gv‡mi c_ (ågY KivZ)|Ó(m~iv mvev t iyKz 2)
nvmvb e‡j‡Qb, mg․vU bex myjvqgvb evqy‡Z fi K‡i DlvKv‡j hvÎv Ki‡Zb| wØcÖn‡i hvÎv ÿv‗Í
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Avevi hvÎv Ki‡Zb wZwb| iv‡Z wM‡q _vg‡Zb e•wej‡b| G hvÎvwUi `~iZ‛I wQ‡jv `․æZMvgx
evnbv‡ivnxi GK gv‡mi c‡_i `~i‡Z‛| wZwb cÖvZtivk m„úb’ Ki‡Zb evB‡i Ges mgiL‡‘` Ki‡Zb
mvÜ•‡fvRb|
Zdmxi Be‡b Kvmx‡i myjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi wmsnvm‡bi evZv‡m fi K‡i Pjvi Ae¯’v eY‣bv cÖm‡½ ejv
n‡q‡Q †h, myjvqgvb (Avt) Kv‡Vi GKwU weivU I we¯ÍxY‣ wmsnvmb wbg‣vY K‡iwQ‡jb| wZwb cwil`eM‣,
•mb•-mvg‗Í I hy×v¯’mn GB wmsnvm‡b mIqvi n‡q evqy‡K Av‡`k w`‡Zb| evqy GB weivUKvq we¯Í…Z
I cÖk¯Í wmsnvmb Zz‡j wb‡q †hLv‡b Av`k nZ, †mLv‡b †cu․‡Q bvwg‡q w`Z| GB nvIqvB wmsnvmb
mKvj †_‡K `ycyi ch‣‗Í• GKgv‡mi `~iZ‛ Ges `ycyi †_‡K mÜ•v ch‣‗Í GKgv‡mi `~iZ‛ AwZµg
KiZ| A_‣vr GKw`‡b `yB gv‡mi c_ Gi mvnv‡h• AwZµg Kiv †hZ| mvC` Be‡b Ryevqi eY‣bv
K‡ib, myjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi wmsnvm‡bi Dci Qq jÿ Avmb ¯’vcb Kiv nZ| G¸‡jv‡Z myjvqgvb
(Avt)-Gi mv‡_ Cgvb`vi gvbyl Ges Zv‡`i †cQ‡b Cgvb`vi wR‛biv Dc‡ekb KiZ| Gici mgMÖ
wmsnvm‡bi Dci Qvqv `vb Kivi Rb• cÿxK‚j‡K Av‡`k Kiv nZ, hv‡Z m~‡h‣i DËv‡c Kó bv nq|
Gici Av‡`k Abyhvqx evqy GB weivU mgv‡ek‡K †hLv‡b Av‡`k nZ, †cu․‡Q w`Z| GB md‡ii mgq
mgMÖ c‡_ myjvqgvb (Avt) gv_v bZ K‡i Avjøvn&i whKi I †kvK‡i gk¸j _vK‡Zb, Wv‡b, ev‡g
ZvKv‡Zb bv Ges wbR K‡g‣i gva•‡g webq cÖKvk Ki‡Zb|Ñ(Be‡b Kvmxi)
During his time horses were the common mode of transportation. They
were very essential for defense, to carry soldiers and cart provisions
and weapons of war. The animals were well cared for and well trained.
One day Sulaiman was reviewing a parade of his stable. The fitness,
beauty and posture of the horses fascinated him so much that he kept
on stroking and admiring them. The sun was nearly setting, and the
time for the middle prayer was passing by. When he realized this, he
exclaimed:
æAnd to Dawud We gave Sulaiman. How excellent a slave! Surely he was
ever turning in repentance (toward Allah). When there were displayed
before him, in the afternoon, well-trained horses of the highest breed.
He then said, æAlas! I did love the material things (these horses)
instead of remembering my Lord, until the sun set and time for Asr
prayer was over. (He said): æBring them back to me. (To bid farewell)
and fell to slashing (with his sword their) legs and necks. We thus put
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Sulaiman to the test; we blessed him with vast material wealth, but he
steadfastly submitted.” (Sura Saad:30-34)
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†L`gZ KiZ| Zv‡`i ga• n‡Z hviv Avgvi Av‡`‡ki wei~×vPiY KiZ, Avwg Zv‡`i‡K †`vh‡Li
Avhve Av¯^v`b Kive| Avi GB wR‛‡biv Zuvi Rb• wbg‣vY K‡i w`Z hv wKQy wZwb B”Qv Ki‡Zb, h_v `~M‣
wbg©vY, A¯¿cvwZ wbg‣vY, bvbvwea Qwe I cÖwZK…wZ wbg‣vY, eo eo †cqvjv hv nvD‡Ri ev †P․ev”Qvi
b•vq wQj Ges eo eo †WM hv AZ•waK eo nIqvi Kvi‡Y GKB ¯’v‡b w¯’i n‡q _vKZ (bvovPvov Kiv
‡hZ bv|) †n `vD‡`i eskaiMY, †kvKi ¸hvixi KvR Ki| Avi Avgvi ev‘`v‡`i g‡a• †kvKiKvixi
msL¨v AwZ Aí|Ó (m~iv mvev t 12-13)
Hazrat Sulaiman (a.s) was given the power over Jinns and Devils. He
utilised them in his service. At the command of Sulaiman (a.s), they
built huge temples, fortresses, towers, palaces, large basins of water
reserves, and immovable cooking pots. They carried out his orders
ungrudgingly and were punished when they became refractory.
The Jinns were subjugated to Prophet Sulaiman (a.s) to help him in the
construction of the Holy Temple - Baitul Muqaddas (Masjid Aqsa).
Around 950 B.C., and after seven long years of construction, all Israel
came to witness this day. So many animals were offered during the
eight days of celebrations that they can not be told nor numbered for
multitudes. The flames and smoke, wafting the savor of roasting meat,
rose over the city from the altar. In the midst of the celebrations and
accompanied by the sounds of trumpet, pipe and cymbals, the Ark was
brought into the Temple.
The Temple was a most spectacular and expensive construction project.
If you could walk inside, all that you would see would be gold! The
walls, the ceiling, even the floors were all covered with gold. He
overlaid the (holy of holies) with pure gold...Sulaiman covered the
inside of the Temple with pure gold...He overlaid the whole interior
with gold...
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†`q| Avi wP‡jiv e‡j, Avjøvn& e•ZxZ mKj wKQyB a‚smkxj| wd‡½ e‡j, ¯^íev‡Kiv wbivc`|
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eY‣bv K‡iv Avgvi mygnvb Avjøvn&i cweÎZv| (KL‡bv †Kv‡bv Kvi‡Y †Kv‡bv we‡kl mg‡q Zviv IiKg
K‡i e‡j, Zv‡`i mve‣ÿwbK eywj IiKg bq|)Ñ(gvhnvix)
†gvnv„‡` Be‡b KvÕe e‡j‡Qb, GKkZ gvBj cwimi Ry‡o Ae¯’vb Ki‡Zv nRiZ myjvqgv‡bi
†mbvevwnbx| IB mywe¯ÍZ †mbvwbev‡m gvbe †mbv‡`i Rb• msiwÿZ wQ‡jv cuwPk gvBj, wR‛b †mbv‡`i
Rb• cuwPk Ges wen½evwnbxi Rb• cuwPk| Aewkó gvBj wQ‡jv Ab•vb• cÖRvwZi •mb•‡`i Rb•| Zuvi
ivRcÖvmv` wQ‡jv GKkZ febwewkó| Zuvi wZbkZ mnawg‣Yx| emevm Ki‡Zb IB mKj fe‡b| Avi
Zuvi mvZkZ wKsKix emevm Ki‡Zv mvZkZ c„_K c„_K cÖ‡Kv‡ó| Zuvi wb‡`‣‡k Zuvi mye„nr wmsnvmb‡K
AvKv‡k DwV‡q wb‡Zv evZvm| Zvici wSwiwSwi evZv‡m GwM‡q Pj‡Zv Zuvi bft-wmsnvmb| Gfv‡e
GK AvKvk hvÎvKv‡j Zuvi cÖwZ cÖZ•v‡`k n‡jv, †n myjvqgvb! †Zvgvi ÿgZv Av‡iv evwo‡q w`jvg|
GLb †_‡K Zzwg ïb‡Z cvi‡e Avgvi mKj m„wói AvIqvR, Zviv hZ`~‡iB Ae¯’vb KiæK bv †Kb| GK
AvKvkwenvi †k‡l wZwb DcbxZ n‡qwQ‡jb wccxwjKv Aay•wlZ GK DcZ•Kvq| wcwcjxKv‡`i ivRv
†mbvevwnbxi GB weivU `jwU‡K †`‡L wb‡Ri AbyeZ‣x wcwcjxKv‡`i‡K ejj, †Zvgiv cÖ‡Z•‡K wbR
wbR MZ‣mg~‡n Xy‡K co| myjvqgvb I Zuvi †mbvevwnbx Rv‡b bv †h, †Zvgiv GZ AwaK msL•vq GB
gq`v‡bi Rwg‡b wePiY KiQ| Ggb bv nq †h, AÁvZmv‡i Zv‡`i Ak†v‡ivnx I c`vwZK‡`i c`Z‡j
†Zvgv‡`i wKQy msL•K wccxwjKv `wjZ gw_Z n‡q hvq| nhiZ myjvqgvb (Avt) wccxwjKv iv‡Ri G
K_v¸wj k․eY K‡i nvm‡jb Ges Zvi Ávbxmyjf Av‡`‡ki cÖksmv Ki‡Z jvM‡jb| bvgj& A_‣
wccxwjKv, ‡h m~ivi g‡a• GUv D‡jøL Kiv n‡q‡Q, Dnvi bvgB m~iv‡q bgj|
ÒAvi wbtm‡‘`n, Avwg `vD` I myjvBgvb‡K beyq‡Zi Gj&g& `vb K‡iwQ| Zuviv Df‡q ej‡jb, mg¯Í •
cÖksmv †mB Avjøvn& ZvÔAvjvi Rb• whwb Avgvw`M‡K Zuvi eû gywgb ev‘`vi Dci dhxjZ `vb K‡i‡Qb|
Avi myjvqgvb (Avt) `vD` (Avt)-Gi Iqvwim n‡jb| wZwb ej‡jb, †n †jvKMY, Avgv‡K cÿxKz‡ji
fvlv wkÿv †`qv n‡q‡Q| Avgvi Rb• cÖ‡Z•K e¯‘ mnRjf• K‡i †`Iqv n‡q‡Q| wbðq GUv Avjøvn&
ZvÔAvjvi cÖKvk• AbyMÖn| Ab‗•i GKwÎZ nj myjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi Rb• †mbvevwnbx, wR‛b, Bb&mvb
Ges hveZxq RxeR‗‘ n‡Z| Zviv †k․Yxf~³ n‡q wbR wbR ai‡b A‡MÖ I cðv‡Z PjwQj| Pj‡Z Pj‡Z
Zviv wcwcjxKv‡`i gq`v‡b ‡h‡q †cu․Qj| ZLb GKwU wcwcjxKv (wcwcjxKv‡`i ivRv) ejj, †n
wcwcjxKvi `j, wbR wbR M‡Z‣ cÖ‡ek Ki, Ggb bv nq †h, AÁvZmv‡i myjvqgvb I Zuvi †mbvevwnbx
†Zvgv‡`i‡K `wjZ I gw_Z K‡i †d‡j| wcwcjxKvi GB K_vwU k․eY K‡i nhiZ myjvqgvb (Avt)
nvm‡jb Ges ej‡Z jvM‡jb, †n ciIqviw`Mvi, Avgv‡K Gi †kvKi Av`vq Kivi ZvIdxK `vb Kiyb,
†h †bqvgZ Avcwb Avgv‡K I Avgvi wcZvgvZv‡K `vb K‡i‡Qb, Avi Avwg †hb Ggb †bK Avgj Kwi,
hv Avcwb cQ‘` K‡ib, Avi ¯^xq ing‡Z Avgv‡K Avcbvi †bK&ev‘`vM‡Yi `jf~³ Kiyb|Ó
(m~iv Avb-bgj t 15-19)
Iqvnve Be‡b gybve‚v‡ni eY‣bvq G‡m‡Q, nRiZ KvÕe e‡j‡Qb, AvKvk wenviKv‡j nRiZ myjvqgv‡bi
m‡½ _vK‡Zv Zuvi cwievi cwiRb, `vm-`vmx I wmcvnx-‣mwb‡Ki `j| Av‡iv _vK‡Zv Avnv‡ii
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Av‡qvRb, AvmevecÎ I •ZRmcÎ| Avnvh‣ cÖ¯‘Z Kievi Rb• m‡½ †bqv n‡Zv e„n`vK…wZi bqwU
†WKwP, hvi GKwU‡ZB ivb’v Kiv †h‡Zv bqwU D‡Ui †MvkZ| cïcv‡ji wePi‡Yi Rb• †mLv‡b _vK‡Zv
†QvU cÖv‗Íi| Gfv‡e mKj‡K wb‡q †ewi‡q co‡Zb wZwb AvKvkhvÎvq| †mLv‡b Avnvh‣ cÖ¯‘‡Zi Rb•
e•wZe•¯Í _vK‡Zv ivR-cvP‡Kiv| Gfv‡e GKw`b g`xbv AwZµgKv‡j wZwb ej‡jb, GB ¯’v‡bB NU‡e
†kl Rvgvbvi bexi gnvAvwef‣ve| Zv‡`i Rb• ïfmgvPvi, hviv n‡e Zuvi cÖwZ wek†vmx I AbyivMx|
KvevM„‡ni cvk w`‡q MgbKv‡j wZwb wb‡g’ `„wócvZ K‡i †`L‡Z †c‡jb †mLv‡b i‡q‡Q †c․ËwjK‡`i
cÖwZgvmg~n| KvevM„n b‡fvcwiågYiZ bex‡K †`‡L †Ku‡` DV‡jv| Avjøvn&cvK cÖZ•v‡`k Ki‡jb, †n
Kvev! †Zvgvi †iv`‡bi †nZz Kx? Kvev ej‡jv, †n wPiAgyLv‡cÿx gnvcÖfycvjwqZv! †Zvgvi AvKvkPvix
bex GBgvÎ Avgvi cvk w`‡q †M‡jb, A_P Avgvi mwb’K‡U bvgvR cvV Ki‡jb bv| Avgv‡K wN‡i
P‡j‡Q N„Y• I RNb• cÖwZgvc~Rv| G j¾v Avwg ivwL †Kv_vq? Avjøvn&cvK ej‡jb, wcÖq Kvev! †Ku‡`v
bv| kv‗Í nI| †mB mgq Avmb’, hLb wek†vmxM‡Yi c`PviYvq †Zvgvi Ae¯’vb¯’j n‡e mZZ gyLwiZ|
†Zvgv‡K wN‡i †dj‡e AmsL• bvgvRx I ZvIqvdKvix| †`L‡Z cv‡e †ZvgviB mwb’K‡U AeZvwiZ
n‡”Q Avgvi me‣‡kl bfR MÖ‗’| †Zvgvi mvwb’a• duy‡o Dw`Z n‡e me‣‡kl beyqZ| IB beyqZ-m~‡h‣i
Av‡jv‡K hviv m’vZ n‡e, Zv‡`i gva•‡gB Avwg c~Y‣iƒ‡c cÖKvk Ki‡ev †Zvgvi gwngv| Zviv †Zvgvi
Kv‡Q Qy‡U Avm‡e †Zgwb K‡i, †hgb K‡i ÿzavZ‣ M`‣f Qy‡U Av‡m Zvi Avnv‡h‣i Kv‡Q| †hgb Qy‡U hvq
ggZvgqx Dóªx-gvZv Zvi wcÖq kve‡Ki Kv‡Q| KeyZi bx‡o wd‡i Av‡m Zvi wW‡gi Uv‡b| ZLb Zzwg
wPiw`‡bi Rb• gy³ n‡e g~wZ‣c~Rvi weewglv †_‡K|Ñ(gvhnvix)
nhiZ myjvqgvb (Avt) I gyj‡K mvevi ivYx
nhiZ myjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi wbqg wQ‡jv, AvKvk †_‡K wZwb †Kv_vI AeZiY Ki‡j wen½Kzj
cÿwe¯Ívi K‡i Qvqv w`‡Zv Zuv‡K I Zuvi cy‡iv evwnbx‡K| Avi û`&û`& Ki‡Zv cvwbi mÜvb| f~Mf‣ Zvi
Rb• wQ‡jv Avqbv m`„k| ZvB †m †Kv_vI cvwbi mÜvb †c‡j fyc„‡ô Gu‡K w`‡Zv PÂzi wPý| IB
wPwýZ ¯’v‡b ZLb g„wËKv Lbb Ki‡Zv wR‛‡biv| LbbK…Z K~ c †_‡K †ei Ki‡Zv my‡cq cvwb| GKevi
nhiZ myjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi `ievi cY‣ kvbkIK‡Zi mv‡_ e‡m‡Q| nhiZ myjvqgvb (Avt) Dcw¯’Z
mfvm`e‡M‣i wnmve wb‡q †`L‡jb, û`&û`& (KvV †VvK&iv cvLx) Abycw¯’Z, ej‡jbt
Òmyjvqgvb cÿx‡`i †LuvR-Lei wb‡jb, AZtci ej‡jb, e•vcvi wK? û`û`‡K †`LwQ bv †Kb? bvwK
†m Abycw¯’Z? †m Dchy³ KviY bv `k‣v‡j Avwg Aek•B Zv‡K K‡Vvi kvw¯Í †`e wKsev nZ•v Kie|
AbwZwej‡„^ û`û` G‡m ejj, Avcwb hv AeMZ bb, Avwg Zv AeMZ n‡qwQ| Avwg mvev n‡Z
mywbwðZ msev` wb‡q G‡mwQ| Avwg GK bvix‡K ‡`Ljvg †m Zv‡`i Dci ivRZ‛ Ki‡Q| Zv‡K
mewKQyB †`qv n‡q‡Q Ges Zvi GKUv weivU wmsnvmb Av‡Q| Avwg Zv‡K I Zvi m„ú․`vq‡K †`Ljvg
Zviv Avjøvn&i cwie‡Z‣ mh‣‡K †mR`v Ki‡Q| kqZvb Zv‡`i `„wó‡Z Zv‡`i Kvh‣vejx my‡kvwfZ K‡i
w`‡q‡Q| AZtci Zv‡`i‡K mrc_ †_‡K wbe„Ë K‡i‡Q| AZGe Zviv mrc_ cvq bv| we¯‡‡qi welq
GB †h, Zviv †Kb †mB Avjøvn& ZvÕAvjv‡K †mR`v K‡i bv whwb ‡ei K‡ib Avmgvbmg‡ni I hwg‡bi
hveZxq ¸ß c`v_©mgn‡K| Avi whwb AeMZ Av‡Qb H mḡÍ KvR‡K hv Zviv †Mvc‡b K‡i _v‡K
Ges hv cÖKv‡k• K‡i _v‡K| Avjøvn e•ZxZ †Kvb Dcvm• †bB; wZwb gnv-Avi‡ki gvwjK| myjvqgvb
ej‡jb, Avwg †`Le Zzwg wK mZ• ejQ, bv Zzwg wg_•vev`x? Zzwg Avgvi GB cÎ wb‡q hvI Ges GUv
Zv‡`i Kv‡Q Ac‣Y Ki| AZtci Zv‡`i KvQ †_‡K m‡i co Ges †`L, Zv‡`i cÖwZwµqv wK? wejKxm
ejj, †n cwil`eM‣, Avgv‡K GK m„‡vwbZ cÎ †`qv n‡q‡Q| †mB cÎ myjvqgv‡bi cÿ †_‡K Ges Zv
GBt Amxg `vZv, cig `qvjy Avjøvn&i bv‡g ïi; Avgvi †gvKv‡ejvq kw³ cÖ`k‣b K‡iv bv Ges
AvbyMZ• ¯^xKvi K‡i Avgvi Kv‡Q Dcw¯’Z nI| wejKxm ejj, †n cwil`eM‣, Avgv‡K Avgvi Kv‡R
civgk‣ `vI| †Zvgv‡`i Dcw¯’wZ e•wZ‡i‡K Avwg †Kvb Kv‡R wm×v‗Í MÖnY Kwi bv| Zviv ejj, Avgiv
kw³kvjx Ges K‡Vvi †hv×v| GLb wm×v‗Í MÖn‡Yi ÿgZv AvcbviB| AZGe Avcwb †f‡e †`Lyb,
Avgv‡`i‡K wK Av‡`k Ki‡eb| †m ejj, ivRv-ev`kvniv hLb †Kvb Rbc‡` cÖ‡ek K‡i, ZLb Zv‡K
wech‣¯Í K‡i †`q Ges †mLvbKvi m„”v‗Í e•w³eM‣‡K Ac`¯’ K‡i| ZvivI GiƒcB Ki‡e| Avwg Zuvi
Kv‡Q wKQz Dc‡X․Kb cvVvw”Q, †`wL, †cÖwiZ †jv‡Kiv wK RIqve Av‡b| AZtci hLb `~Z myjvqgv‡bi
Kv‡Q AvMgb Kij, ZLb myjvqgvb ej‡jb, †Zvgiv wK Avgv‡K abm„ú․` Øviv mvnvh• Ki‡Z PvI?
Avjøvn& Avgv‡K hv w`‡q‡Qb Zv †Zvgv‡`i‡K hv w`‡q‡Qb Zv †_‡K DËg| eis †ZvgivB †Zvgv‡`i
Dc‡X․Kb wb‡q my‡L _vK| wd‡i hvI Zv‡`i Kv‡Q| GLb Aek•B Avwg Zv‡`i weiy‡× GK •mb•evwnbx
wb‡q Avme, hvi †gvKv‡ejv Kivi kw³ Zv‡`i †bB| Avwg Aek•B Zv‡`i‡K Ac`¯’ K‡i †mLvb †_‡K
ewn®‥…Z Kie Ges Zviv n‡e jvwÃZ|Ó (m~iv Avb-bgj t 20-37)
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nRiZ Avey eKi (ivt) eY‣bv K‡ib, ivm~jyjøvn (mvt) hLb AeMZ n‡jb, cvim•evmxiv GKRb
igYx‡K Zv‡`i ivR•vwaKvwiYx wbe‣vPb K‡i‡Q, ZLb g‗Íe• Ki‡jb, †h RvwZ igYxkvmb †g‡b †bq,
Zviv KL‡bv mdj nq bv|Ñ(†evLvix, Avng`)
Be‡b Rv‡q` m~‡Î Iqvnve Be‡b gybve‚vn eY‣bv K‡i‡Qb, ivYx wejwK‡mi GKv‗Í e•w³MZ cÖ‡Kv‡ô
wQ‡jv c~e‣gyLx GKwU Rvbvjv| wZwb wQ‡jb m~h‣c~RvwiYx| cÖZz•‡li m~h‣`k‣b I my‡h‣i cÖwZ cÖwYcvZ KivB
wQ‡jv IB Mevÿ wbg‣v‡bi D‡Ïk•| IB Mevÿc‡_B ivYxi cÖ‡Kv‡ô cÖ‡ek K‡iwQ‡jv û`û`| m~‡h‣v`‡qi
c~‡e‣B û`û` Zvi cÿwe¯Ívi K‡i †X‡K w`‡jv evZvqbwU| d‡j †mw`b ivYxi Nyg fv½‡jv m~‡h‣v`‡qi
ci| †mw`b Avi Zuvi cÖ_g m~‡h‣i c~Rv Kiv n‡jv bv| Nyg fvO‡ZB eyS‡Z †Póv Ki‡jb m~h‣`k‣b bv
nIqvi KviY| Î¯Í c‡` GwM‡q †M‡jb evZvq‡bi w`‡K| wVK ZLywb û`û` cÎwU wb‡ÿc Ki‡jv Zuvi
kix‡i| ivYx wejwKm cÎwU DwV‡q wb‡q †g‡j ai‡jb †Pv‡Li mvg‡b| mwe¯‡‡q †`L‡jb, mswÿß
cÎwU‡Z gyw`․Z i‡q‡Q mg․vU myjvqgv‡bi wmj‡gvni I ¯^vÿi| AcÖ¯ÍZ n‡jb ivYx| kswKZI n‡jb
wKQyUv| KviY cÎwU‡Z gyw`․Z wQ‡jv mg․vU myjvqgv‡bi wekvj mvg․v‡R•i gvbwPÎI| wePwjZ ivYx Zje
Ki‡jb Zvi mfvm`‡`i‡K|Ñ(gvhnvix)
ivYx ej‡jv, †Kv‡bv ivR• wewRZ n‡j †mLvbKvi ab-m„ú` jyUcvU Kiv nq| †mLvbKvi gh‣v`vevb
e•w³‡`i‡K Kiv nq jvwÃZ| Drmb’ Kiv nq RbM‡Yi Nievox| GUvB weRqx bicwZ I Zv‡`i
evwnbxi cÖvavb• cÖwZôvi wPivPwiZ Af•vm| Avwg aviYv Kwi, ev`kvn myjvqgv‡bi evwnbxI Gi
e¨wZµg bq|
KziZzex HwZnvwmK †iIqv‡q‡Zi eivZ w`‡q †j‡Lb, wejKx‡mi `~ZMY wb‡RivI fxZ I nZf„^ n‡q
cÖZ•veZ‣b K‡i gyj&‡K mvevi ivYxi m„‡y‡L c~Y‣ weeiY e•³ Kij Ges nhiZ myjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi
cÖZvc cÖwZcwË I gvnvZ‟• hv wKQy ¯^P‡ÿ `k‣b K‡iwQj, Aÿ‡i Aÿ‡i e‡j ïbvj Ges ejj †h, Zuvi
AvwacZ• ïay gvbeRvwZi DciB b‡n eis wR‛b I Ab•vb• hveZxq Rxe R‗‘I Zuvi AvÁvaxb Ges
ekxf‚Z| myjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi hy× †NvlYvi K_v ïwb‡q w`‡j wejKxm Zvi m„ú․`vq‡K ejj, c~‡e‣I
Avgvi GB aviYvB wQj †h, myjvqgvb `ywbqvi mg․vU‡`i b•vq †Kvb mg․vU bb, eis wZwb Avjøvn&i KvQ
†_‡K we‡kl c`gh‣v`vI jvf K‡i‡Qb| Avjøvn&i cqM„^‡ii wei~‡× hy× Kiv Avjøvn&i wei~‡× hy× Kivi
bvgv‗Í| Giƒc kw³ Avgv‡`i †bB| GK_v e‡j †m myjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi `iev‡i nvwhi nIqvi cÖ¯‘wZ
ïi K‡i w`j|
ivYx wejwK‡mi `~Z I Zvi evwnbx hZB wbKUeZ‣x nw”Q‡jv, ZZB n‡q hvw”Q‡jv nZf„^ I we¯‡qvnZ|
GwK Af~Zc~e‣ †R․jym! ¯^bB‣ óK wbwg‣Z ivRc_| `yÕcv‡k RbZvi my`xN‣ mvwi| †mvbvi cÖvPxi †Niv
cÖv‗Íi| cÖv‗͇ii cv‡k A‖“yZ my‘`i GK cÖvYx| wekvj bqbvwfivg I mgxnD‡`․K wmsnvmb| `k‣bv_‣x‡`i
Rb• iwÿZ nvRvi nvRvi gÂ| wKsKZ‣e•wegyp n‡q co‡jv ivYx wejwK‡mi `~Z I Zvi cy‡ivevwnbx|
nRiZ myjvqgvb hLb ¯^Y‣ I Puvw`i BU cÖv‗͇i wewQ‡q w`‡Z ej‡jb, ZLb Lvwj ivL‡Z ej‡jb, IB
cwigvY RvqMv, hv Av”Qv`b Kievi mgcwigvY ¯^Y‣BU wb‡q GwM‡q AvmwQ‡jv ivYx wejwK‡mi `~‡Ziv|
Zviv hLb AvMgb Ki‡jv, ZLb cÖv‗͇ii BUk~b• Ask †`‡L Nve‡o †M‡jv| fve‡jv BU Pzwii Acev`
†h‡bv Avevi Zv‡`i Nv‡o bv c‡o| ZvB Zviv f‡q f‡q AvbxZ BU¸‡jv wewQ‡q w`‡jv cÖv‗͇ii
BUwenxb As‡k| Zvici ivRcÖvmv‡`i w`‡K hZB Zviv AMÖmi n‡Z jvM‡jv Z‡ZvB n‡Z jvM‡jv
wew¯‡Z I fxZ| Kx wekvj Av‡qvRb! `yÕcv‡k mvwie× n‡q `uvwo‡q i‡q‡Q AmsL• gvbyl, wR¡b I
wnsm․cï| Zvi mv‡_ mg‡eZ n‡q‡Q nvRvi nvRvi cvwLi `j|Ñ(gvhnvix)
KziZzex HwZnvwmK †iIqv‡q‡Zi eivZ w`‡q †j‡Lb, wejKx‡mi `~ZMY wb‡RivI fxZ I nZf„^ n‡q
cÖZ•veZ‣b K‡i gyj&‡K mvevi ivYxi m„‡y‡L c~Y‣ weeiY e•³ Kij Ges nhiZ myjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi
cÖZvc cÖwZcwË I gvnvZ‟• hv wKQy ¯^P‡ÿ `k‣b K‡iwQj, Aÿ‡i Aÿ‡i e‡j ïbvj Ges ejj †h, Zuvi
AvwacZ• ïay gvbeRvwZi DciB b‡n eis wR‛b I Ab•vb• hveZxq Rxe R‗‘I Zuvi AvÁvaxb Ges
ekxf‚Z| myjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi hy× †NvlYvi K_v ïwb‡q w`‡j wejKxm Zvi m¤úª`vq‡K ejj, c~‡e‣I
Avgvi GB aviYvB wQj †h, myjvqgvb `ywbqvi mg․vU‡`i b•vq †Kvb mg․vU bb, eis wZwb Avjøvn&i KvQ
†_‡K we‡kl c`gh‣v`vI jvf K‡i‡Qb| Avjøvn&i cqM„^‡ii wei~‡× hy× Kiv Avjøvn&i wei~‡× hy× Kivi
bvgv‗Íi| Giƒc kw³ Avgv‡`i †bB| GK_v e‡j †m myjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi `iev‡i nvwhi nIqvi cÖ¯‘wZ
ïi€ K‡i w`j|
Iqvnve Be‡b gybveevn cÖgyL eY‣bv K‡i‡Qb, cÖZ•vewZ‣Z `~Z‡`i gyL †_‡K nRiZ myjvqgv‡bi mKj
K_v ï‡b ivYx †Zgb wePwjZ n‡jb bv| cwil`eM‣‡K †W‡K ej‡jb, kc_ Avjøvn&i! Avwg †Zv cÖ_‡gB
ey‡SwQjvg, mvaviY Kv‡bv b„cwZ wZwb bb| wZwb †cÖwiZ cyiæl| Zuvi m‡½ cÖwZØwÜZv Kivi ÿgZv
Avgv‡`i †bB| myZivs mgc‣YB †k․q| †k‡l ivYx GB e‡j nRiZ myjvqgv‡bi wbK‡U cÖ ¯Íve cvVv‡jb
†h, Avwg Avgvi cwil`eM‣ I iv‡R•i wbe‣vnx †bZ…eM‣mnKv‡i kxNÖB Avcbvi Kv‡Q AvmwQ| †h a‡g‣i
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gj•evb nxiv RniZ m‡½ wb‡q †RiRv‡j‡g †cu․‡Qb|
myjvqgvb (Avt) c~‡e‣B AeMZ n‡qwQ‡jb †h, wejKxm Zuvi `vIqv‡Z gy» n‡q AvZ‟mgc‣Y K‡i
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ej‡jb, wejKx‡mi mvg‡b Zvi wmsnvm‡bi AvKvi-AvK…wZ e`wj‡q `vI, †`Le †m mwVK eyS‡Z cv‡i,
bv †m Zv‡`i A‗Ífy‣³, hv‡`i w`kv †bB?Ó(m~iv Avb-bgj t 38-41)
Avjøvn& ZvÕAvjvi bvg cÖPvi m„^‡Ü nhiZ myjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi L•vwZ hLb mvevi ivYxi wbKU ‡cu․Qj
ZLb wZwb RwUj cÖk’ mg~‡ni Øviv nhiZ myjvqgvb‡K cixÿv Kivi Rb• Zuvi mgx‡c AvMgb Ki‡jb,
weivU †kvfvhvÎv I D‡ó․i cvj mnKv‡i, hv‡Z myMwÜ `․e•vw` †evSvB Kiv wQj Ges eû ¯^Y‣ I gnv
g~j•evb nxiv RniZ m‡½ wb‡q †RiRv‡j‡g †cu․‡Qb|
nRiZ Be‡b Ave‚vm †_‡K gyKvwZj eY‣bv K‡i‡Qb, nRiZ myjvqgvb ZLb `„wócvZ Ki‡jb
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Avnv‡ii ci K…ZÁZv cÖKvkKvix •ah‣kxj †ivRv`v‡ii g‡Zv|Ñ(wZwiwgwR, Be‡b gvRv)
myjvqgvb ivYx wejwK‡mi eyw×gËv hvPvB‡qi D‡Ï‡k• wb‡`‣k w`‡jb, wmsnvmbwUi AvK…wZ cwieZ‣b K‡i
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ejj, g‡b nq GUv †mUvB| (A_‣vr wmsnvmbwUi MVb Ges mg•K Ae¯’’v †Zv GB eySv‡”Q †h, GUv
AvgviB wmsnvmb| wK‗‘ Gi AvK…wZi g‡a• mvgvb• cwieZ‣b GB wek†v‡mi g‡a• wKQyUv m‡‘`n cq`v
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n‡qwQ Ges Avgiv AvÁvenI n‡q †MwQ| Avjøvn&i cwie‡Z‣ †m hvi Gev`Z KiZ, †mB Zv‡K Cgvb
†_‡K wbe„Ë K‡iwQj| wbðq †m Kv‡di m„úÖ`v‡qi A‗Ífy©³ wQj|Ó (m~iv Avb-bgj t 42-43)
nhiZ myjvqgvb (Avt) D‡Ïk• cÖKv‡ki Rb• Ab• GKwU my² c‗’v Aej„^b Ki‡jb Ges Zvi †gav I
eyw×gËv‡K SuvwK w`‡jb| nRiZ myjvqgvb wbg‣vY Kwi‡qwQ‡jb eûg~j•evb cÖ¯Íi I ùzwUK m¤^wjZ
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co‡Zv bv| g‡bv n‡Zv RjvaviwUi Dcwifv‡M †Kv‡bvwKQyB †bB| mvevi ivYx‡K ejv nj, GB ivR
cÖvmv‡` Ae¯’vb Kiyb| ivYx cÖvmv‡`i m„‡y‡L †cu․‡Q ¯^”Q I cwi¯‥vi cvwb cÖevwnZ n‡Z †`L‡jb| GUv
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wb‡jb| ZLb nhiZ myjvqgvb (Avt) ej‡jb, Gi cÖ‡qvRb ‡bB| GUv cvwb b‡n, †MvUv cÖvmv`wU Ges
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mvevi ivYxi †gav I eyw×gËvi Dci GUv GK KwVb AvNvZ wQj hvi h_v_‣ Ae¯’v eySevi Rb¨ Zuvi
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Zuvi D‡Ïk•| ivYxi gw¯Í‡®‥ GB Kíbv Avm‡ZB wZwb ZrÿYvr nhiZ myjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi m„‡y‡L
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ciIqvw`Mvi| G ch‣‗Í Avwg Mvqiyjøvn&i c~Rv K‡i wb‡Ri Dci eoB hyjyg K‡iwQ| wK‗‘ GLb Avwg
myjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi m½ Aej„^b K‡i wek†cvjK GK Avjøvn& ZvÕAvjvi DciB Cgvb Avbqb Kijvg|
mvevi ivbx myjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi `iev‡i G‡m Zuvi KwíZ mg¯Í welq Zuvi mv‡_ Avjvc Ki‡jb|
nhiZ myjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi wbKU †Kvb welqB AÁvZ wQj bv †h, wZwb ivYxi cÖk’mg‡ni Reve w`‡Z
cvi‡eb bv| mvevi ivYx myjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi mg¯Í Ávb I eyw×gËvi Ae¯’v Ges †mB kxl gnjwU,
hv nhiZ myjvqgvb (Avt) ivYxi Rb• wbg‣vY Kwi‡qwQ‡jb Ges `¯ÍiLv‡bi †bqvgZ mg~n‡K Ges Zuvi
mfvm`e„‡‘`i Avmbmgn‡K Ges Zuvi Dcw¯’Z Lv‡`g I PvKi bKie„‘` I Zv‡`i †cvkvK, Avi Zuvi
mv°x‡`i‡K, Avi †mB wmuwowU‡K hvi `†viv wZwb †Lv`vIqv‘` ZvÕAvjvi `iev‡i Mgb Ki‡Zb †`L‡jb,
ZLb wZwb nZf„^ n‡q †M‡jb| wZwb ev`kvn& myjvqgvb‡K ej‡jb, GUv h_v_‣ msev`B wQj hv Avcbvi
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K‡iwQjvg Zv cÖK…Z e•vcv‡ii A‡a‣KI wQj bv| †Kbbv, Avcbvi eyw×gËv, Avo„^i I RuvKRgK hv
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Avi Avcbvi LvQ mfvm`e„‘` hviv me‣`v Avcbvi `iev‡i nvwRi _v‡K ZuvivI †bKKvi, †Lv`vIqv‘`
Avcbvi K_v k․eY K‡ib| Avcbvi †Lv`v †gveviK| whwb Avcbvi cÖwZ m‗‘ó Ges Avcbv‡K
Bm&ivC‡ji wmsnvm‡b ewm‡q‡Qb|
Be‡b AvmvwKi nhiZ BKwigv †_‡K eY‣bv K‡ib †h, Gici nhiZ myjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi mv‡_
wejKxm cwiYqm~‡Î Ave× n‡q hvb Ges Zv‡K Zvi ivRZ‛ envj †i‡L Bqvg‡b cvwV‡q †`qv nq| cÖwZ
gv‡m nhiZ myjvqgvb (Avt) †mLv‡b Mgb Ki‡Zb Ges wZb w`b Ae¯’vb Ki‡Zb| nhiZ myjvqgvb
(Avt) wejKx‡mi R‡b• Bqvg‡b wZbwU bwRiwenxb I Abycg cÖvmv` wbgv‣Y Kwi‡q ‡`b e‡jI eY‣bvq
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nhiZ `vD` (Avt)-Gi hvey‡i we`•gvb i‡q‡Q †h, wZwb e‡jb, Bqv Avjøvn&| ev`kvn‡K Zvi
Av`vjZ mg~n `vb Kiyb, Avi ev`kvn&i cy·K Zvi mZ•Zv `vb Kiyb| †m Avcbvi ev‘`v‡`i g‡a•
mZ•Zvi mv‡_ wePvi gxgvsmv Ki‡e| Zvimxm Ges Øxcmgy‡ni myjZvbMb Dc‡X․Kbmgyn w`‡e| mvev
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I mvevi ev`kvnMb nv`&Bqv †ck Ki‡e| †m RxweZ _vK‡e Ges mvevi ¯^Y‣ Zv‡K cÖ`vb Kiv n‡e|
Zvi Rb• me‣`v †`vAv Kiv n‡e|Ñ(hveyi myjvqgvbx t 72)
nhiZ `vDÕ` (Avt)-Gi GB †`vÕAv Keyj nj, L„óc~e‣ cÖvq 950 m‡b mvevi ivYx Dcw¯’Z n‡q
gyj&‡K mvevi ¯^Y‣ Ges nxiv RniZ Dc‡X․Kb cÖ`vb Ki‡jb Ges gymjgvb n‡q mvevi ivRZ‛‡KB
nhiZ myjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi AvÁvaxb K‡i w`‡jb| mvevi ivR‡Z‛i g~j †K‘`․¯’j wQj Avi‡ei
`wÿbvs‡k Bqvgv‡bi cyev‣‡j| Gi ivRavbx wQj gAv‡ee, G‡K Zviv mvev kniI ejZ| µ‡g µ‡g
Gi cwiwa m„úÖmvwiZ n‡q cwð‡g nvhivgvDZ ch‣‗Í Gi cÖfve †cu․‡Q wM‡qwQj| mvev es‡ki wewfb’
kvLv wQj| `xN‣Kvj c‡i Zv‡`i g‡a• n‡Z eû kvLv GKwÎZ n‡q Bqvgvb‡K ivR‡Z‛i †K‘`․¯’j K‡i
weivU mvgvwRK Rxeb I ivR‡Z‛i wfwË cÖwZôv K‡i wbj| Zv‡`i me‣‡kl ivR‡Z‛i hyM wQj L„óc~e‣
550 mb| (gyÕ†Rgyj eyj`vb I `v‡qivZzj gvÕAvwid-whK&‡i mvev)
nhiZ myjvqgvb (Avt) GK ermi KLbI `yB ermi Avevi KLbI GKgvm wKsev `yB gvm evqZzj
gyKvÏvm-G B‡ZKvd Ki‡Zb| Aek• Bnvi PvB‡Z Kg-‡ekxI †Kvb mgq Ki‡Zb| B‡ZKv‡di Rb•
wZwb Lv`¨-`․e• I cvbxq e¯‘ mv‡_ wb‡q †h‡Zb| †h ermi wZwb B‡‗ÍKvj K‡ib †m ermiI wZwb
B‡ZKv‡di Rb• evBZzj gyKvÏvm-G cÖ‡ek Ki‡jb| cÖwZw`b cÖfv‡Z wZwb GKwU bZzb MvQ †`L‡Z
†c‡Zb Ges wZwb Dnv‡K wR‡Ám Ki‡Zb, Dnvi bvg wK? MvQwU Zvi bvg e‡j w`Z| Dnv jvwM‡q ivLv
msMZ g‡b Ki‡j wZwb Dnv jvwM‡q ivL‡Zb|Ñ(Be‡b Kvmxi)
†mvjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi †Lv`vqx wb‡`‣‡k Gi e•e¯’v GB Ki‡jb †h, g„Zz•i c~e‣ÿ‡Y wZwb g„Zz•i R‡b•
cÖ¯‘Z n‡q Zuvi †gn&iv‡e cÖ‡ek Ki‡jb| †gn&ivewU ¯^”Q Kuv‡Pi wbwg‣Z wQj| evB‡i †_‡K †fZ‡ii
mewKQy †`Lv †hZ| wZwb wbqgvbyhvqx Gev`‡Zi D‡Ï‡k• jvwV‡Z fi w`‡q `uvwo‡q †M‡jb, hv‡Z AvZ‟v
†ei n‡q hvIqvi ciI ‡`n jvwVi mvnv‡h• ¯^¯’v‡b Abo _v‡K| h_vmg‡q Zuvi AvZ‟v †`nwcÄi ‡Q‡o
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i‡q‡Qb| Kv‡Q wM‡q †`Lvi mva• wR‛b‡`i wQj bv| Zviv Zuv‡K RxweZ g‡b K‡i w`‡bi ci w`b KvR
Ki‡Z _v‡K| Ae‡k‡l GK eQi AwZµv‗Í n‡q †M‡j evqZzj †gvKvÏv‡mi wbgv‣YKvRI mgvß n‡q
hvq| Avjøvn& †mvjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi jvwV‡Z DB‡cvKv jvwM‡q w`‡qwQ‡jb| †KviAvb cv‡K G‡K
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†mvjvqgv‡bi jvwV †L‡q hvw”Qj| hLb wZwb gvwU‡Z c‡o †M‡jb, ZLb wR‛‡biv eyS‡Z cvij †h,
A`„k• wel‡qi Ávb _vK‡j Zviv GB jvÃbvc~Y‣ kvw¯Í‡Z Ave× _vK‡Zv bv|Ó (m~iv mvev t 14)
†RiæRv‡j‡g nhiZ myjvqgv‡bi c~Y‣ ivRZ‛Kvj Pwjøk ermi wQj Ges nhiZ myjvqgvb (Avt) ¯^xq c~e©
cyiyl‡`i kni QvBn‡b mgvwnZ n‡q‡Qb| AZtci Zuvi cyÎ ivRAvg Zuvi ¯’‡j ev`kvn nb| °vhx
evqhvex bKj K‡i‡Qb, nhiZ myjvqgv‡bi (Avt) †Zi ermi eq‡mB Zuvi wcZv nhiZ `vD` (Avt)
G‡‗ÍKvj K‡ib Ges ZLbB wZwb iv‡R•i wmsnvmb AjsK…Z K‡ib Ges PZz_‣ eQ‡i evqZzj-
†gvKvÏv‡mi wbgv‣Y KvR ïiæK‡ib Ges wZàvb’ ermi eq‡m wZwb B‡‗ÍKvj K‡ib|Ñ(gvhnvix, KziZzex)
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Zv‡`i‡K ejv n‡qwQj, †Zvgiv †Zvgv‡`i cvjbKZ‣vi cÖ`Ë wiwhK ‡fvM Ki Ges Zuvi cÖwZ K…ZÁZv
cÖKvk Ki| DËg GB ¯’vb Ges ÿgvkxj ‡Zvgv‡`i cvjbKZ‣v| c‡i Zviv Av‡`k Agvb• Kij, d‡j
Avwg Zv‡`i Dci †cÖiY Kijvg euvafv½v eb•v| Avi Zv‡`i D`•vbØq‡K cwieZ‣b K‡i w`jvg Ggb
`yB D`•v‡b, hv‡Z D`MZ nq we¯^v` djg~j, SvD MvQ Ges mvgvb• K~je„ÿ| GUv wQj Kzd‡ii Kvi‡Y
Zv‡`i cÖwZ Avgvi kvw¯Í| Avwg AK…ZÁ e•ZxZ KvD‡K kvw¯Í †`B bv| Zv‡`i Ges †hme Rbc‡`i
†jvK‡`i cÖwZ Avwg AbyMÖn K‡iwQjvg †m¸‡jvi ga•eZ‣x ¯’v‡b A‡bK `„k•gvb Rbc` ¯’vcb K‡iwQjvg
Ges †m¸‡jv‡Z ågY wba‣vwiZ K‡iwQjvg| †Zvgiv Gme Rbc‡` iv‡Î I w`‡b wbivc‡` ågY Ki|
AZtci Zviv ejj, †n Avgv‡`i cvjbKZ‣v, Avgv‡`i åg‡Yi cwimi evwo‡q `vI| Zviv wb‡R‡`i
cÖwZ Ryjyg K‡iwQj| d‡j Avwg Zv‡`i‡K DcvL•v‡b cwiYZ Kijvg Ges m„ú~Y‣iƒ‡c wQb’wew”Qb’ K‡i
w`jvg| wbðq G‡Z cÖ‡Z•K ‣ah‣•kxj K…Z‡Ái R‡b• wb`k‣bvejx i‡q‡Q|Ó (m~iv mvev t 15-19)
Be‡b Kvmxi e‡jb, Bqvg‡bi mg․vU I †m †`‡ki Awaevmx‡`i Dcvwa n‡”Q mvev| Zvev‡eqv
m„cÖ`vqI mvev m„cÖ`v‡qi A‗Íf‣y³ wQj| Zviv wQj †m †`‡ki ag‣xq m„cÖ`vq| m~iv bg‡j †mvjvqgvb
(Avt)-Gi mv‡_ ivYx wejKx‡mi NUbv ewY‣Z n‡q‡Q| wZwbI G m„cÖ`v‡qiB GKRb wQ‡jb| Avjøvn&
ZvAvjv Zv‡`i mvg‡b Rxe‡bvcKi‡Yi Øvi Db‟y³ K‡i w`‡qwQ‡jb Ges cqM„^iM‡Yi gva•‡g Gme
†bqvg‡Zi ïKwiqv Av`vq Kivi Av‡`k `vb K‡iwQ‡jb| `xN‣Kvj ch‣‗Í Zviv G Ae¯’vi Dci Kv‡qg
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_v‡K Ges me‣cÖKvi myL I kvw‗Í †fvM Ki‡Z _v‡K| Ae‡k‡l †fvMwejv‡m gË n‡q Zviv Avjøvn&
ZvAvjvi cÖwZ Mv‡dj n‡q c‡o, Ggb wK Avjøvn& ZvAvjv‡K A¯^xKvi Ki‡Z _v‡K| ZLb Avjøvn&
ZvAvjv Zv‡`i‡K ûwkqvi Kivi R‡b• †Zi Rb cqM„^i †cÖiY K‡ib| Zuviv Zv‡`i‡K mrc‡_ Avbvi
R‡b• me‣-cÖh‡Z’ †Póv K‡ib| wK‗‘ Zv‡`i •PZ‡b•v`q nqwb| Ae‡k‡l Avjøvn& ZvAvjv Zv‡`i Dci
eb•vi Avhve †cÖiY K‡ib| d‡j Zv‡`i kni I evM-evwMPv wea‚¯Í n‡q hvq|
Be‡b Kvmx‡ii eY‣bv Abyhvqx GB euv‡ai BwZnvm GBt Bqvg‡bi ivRavbx mvbAv †_‡K wZb gbwhj
`~‡i gvAv‡ie bMix Aew¯’Z wQj| GLv‡b wQj mvev m„cÖ`v‡qi emwZ| `yB cvnv‡oi ga•eZ‣x
DcZ•Kvq kniwU Aew¯’Z wQj weavq Dfq cvnv‡oi Dci †_‡K e„wói cvwb eb•vi AvKv‡i †b‡g
AvmZ| d‡j kn‡ii RbRxeb wech‣¯Í n‡q ‡hZ| †`‡ki mg․vUMY (Zv‡`i g‡a• ivYx wejKx‡mi bvg
we‡klfv‡e D‡jøL Kiv nq) Dfq cvnv‡oi gvSLv‡b GKwU k³ I gReyZ euva wbg‣vY Ki‡jb| G euva
cvnvo †_‡K AvMZ eb•vi cvwb †iva K‡i cvwbi GKwU weivU fvÛvi •Zix K‡i †`q| cvnvox X‡ji
cvwbI G‡Z mwÂZ n‡Z _v‡K| euv‡ai Dc‡i-bx‡P I gvSLv‡b cvwb †ei Kivi wZbwU `iRv wbg‣vY
Kiv nq hv‡Z mwÂZ cvwb myk„sLjfv‡e kn‡ii †jvKR‡bi g‡a• Ges Zv‡`i †ÿ‡Z I evMv‡b
†cu․Qv‡bv hvq| cÖ_‡g Dc‡ii `iRv Ly‡j cvwb Qvov nZ| Dc‡ii cvwb †kl n‡q †M‡j gvSLv‡bi Ges
me‣‡kl bx‡Pi Z…Zxq `iRv Ly‡j †`qv nZ| cieZx‣ eQi e„wói gImy‡g euv‡ai wZbwU ¯ÍiB Avevi
cvwb‡Z c~Y‣ n‡q †hZ| euv‡ai bx‡P cvwb msiÿY Kivi D‡Ï‡k• GKwU mye„nr Avavi wbg‣vY Kiv
n‡qwQj| G‡Z cvwbi eviwU Lvj •Zix K‡i kn‡ii wewfb’ w`‡K †cu․Qv‡bv n‡qwQj| me Lv‡j GKB
MwZ‡Z cvwb cÖevwnZ nZ Ges bvMwiK‡`i cÖ‡qvRb †gUvZ|
kn‡ii Wv‡b I ev‡q Aew¯’Z cvnvo؇qi wKbvivq dj-g~‡ji evMvb •Zix Kiv n‡qwQj| Gme evMv‡b
Lv‡ji cvwb cÖevwnZ nZ| Gme evMvb ci¯úi msjM’ Ae¯’vq cvnv‡oi wKbvivq `Õymvwi‡Z eû`~i
ch‣‗Í wQj| Gme evMv‡b meiKg e„ÿ dj-g~j cÖPzi cwigv‡Y Drcb’ nZ| KvZv`vn& cÖgy‡Li eY‣bv
Abyhvqx GKRb †jvK gv_vq Lvwj Szwo wb‡q Mgb Ki‡j MvQ †_‡K cwZZ djg~j Øviv Zv Avcbv-
Avcwb f‡i †hZ; nvZ jvMv‡bviI cÖ‡qvRb nZ bv| Avjøvn& ZvAvjv cqM„^iM‡Yi gva•‡g Zv‡`i‡K
Av‡`k w`‡qwQ‡jb, †Zvgiv Avjøvn& cÖ`Ë GB Adzi‗Í Rxe‡bvcKiY e•envi Ki Ges K…ZÁZv ¯^iƒc
mrKg‣ I Avjøvn&i AvbyMZ• Ki‡Z _vK, Avjøvn& ZvAvjv †Zvgv‡`i G kni‡K cwiæQb’ ¯^v¯’•Ki kni
K‡i‡Qb| kniwU bvwZkx‡Zvò gÛ‡j Aew¯’Z wQj Ges AvenvIqv ¯^v¯’•Ki I weï× wQj| mgMÖ kn‡i
gkv-gvwQ, Qvi‡cvKv I mvc-we”Qyi gZ BZi cÖvYxi bvgMÜI wQj bv| evB‡i †_‡K †Kvb e•w³ kix‡i
I Kvco-‡Pvc‡o DKzb BZ•vw` wb‡q G kn‡i †cu․Qv‡j †m¸‡jv Avcbv-Avcwb g‡i mvd n‡q
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Avjøvn& ZvAvjv mywe¯Í…Z †bqvgZ I cqM„^iM‡Yi ûwkqvix m‡Ë‛I hLb mvev m„cÖ`vq Avjø vn&i Av‡`k
cvj‡b wegyL nj, ZLb Avwg Zv‡`i Dci euvafv½v eb•v †Q‡o w`jvg| eb•v‡K euv‡ai mv‡_ m„^Ühy³
Kivi KviY GB †h, †h euva Zv‡`i †ndvhZ I ¯^v”Q‡‘`•i Dcvq wQj, Avjøvn& ZvAvjv Zv‡KB Zv‡`i
wech‣q I gywme‡Zi KviY K‡i w`‡jb| Zdmxiwe`MY eY‣bv K‡ib, Avjøvn& ZvAvjv hLb G
m„cÖ`vq‡K euvafv½v eb•v Øviv a‚sm Kivi B”Qv Ki‡jb, ZLb GB mye„nr euv‡ai †Mvovq AÜ Bu`yi
wb‡qvwRZ K‡i w`‡jb| Zviv Gi wfwË `ye‣j K‡i w`j| e„wói gImy‡g cvwbi Pv‡c `ye‣j wfwËi g‡a•
dvUj m„wó n‡q †Mj| Ae‡k‡l euv‡ai †cQ‡b mwÂZ cvwb mgMÖ DcZ•Kvq Qwo‡q coj| kn‡ii mg¯Í
Ni-evox wea‚¯Í nj Ges MvQcvjv DRvo n‡q †Mj| cvnv‡oi wKbvivq `yÕmvwi D`•v‡bi cvwb ïwK‡q
†Mj| Inve Be‡b gybvwe‚n& eY‣bv K‡ib, Zv‡`i wKZv‡e wjwLZ wQj †h, G euvawU Bu`y‡ii gva•‡g
a‚smcÖvß n‡e| †m g‡Z euv‡ai Kv‡Q Bu`yi †`‡L Zviv wec` ms‡KZ †evS‡Z cvij| Bu`yi wba‡bi
D‡Ï‡k• Zviv euv‡ai bx‡P A‡bK weovj †Q‡o w`j hv‡Z Bu`yiiv euv‡ai Kv‡Q Avm‡Z bv cv‡i| wK‗‘
Avjøvn&i ZK`xi cÖwZKvi Kivi mva• Kvi? weov‡jiv Bu`y‡ii Kv‡Q nvi gvbj Ges Bu`y‡iiv euv‡ai
wfwˇZ cÖweó n‡q †Mj|Ñ(Be‡b Kvmxi)
HwZnvwmK eY©bvq AviI ejv n‡q‡Q †h, wKQymsL•K wePÿY I `~i`kx‣ †jvK Bu`yi †`Lv gvÎB †m¯’vb
Z•vM K‡i Av‡¯Í Av‡¯Í Ab•Î m‡i †Mj| Aewkóiv †mLv‡bB i‡q †Mj; wK‗‘ eb•v ïiæ n‡j ZvivI
¯’vbv‗ÍwiZ n‡q †Mj Ges AwaKvskB eb•vq cÖvY nvivj| †gvUK_v, mg¯Í kni Rbk~b• n‡q †Mj|
†hme Awaevmx Ab• †`‡k P‡j wM‡qwQj, Zv‡`i wKQy weeiY Dc‡i gymbv‡` Avng‡` ewY‣Z nv`x‡m
D‡jøL Kiv n‡q‡Q| QqwU †MvÎ Bqvg‡b Ges PviwU †MvÎ kvg †`‡k Qwo‡q c‡owQj| g`xbvi emwZI
Zv‡`i KZK †MvÎ †_‡K ïiæ nq| BwZnvm MÖ‗’mg~‡n Gi weeiY wjwce× i‡q‡Q| eb•vi d‡j kni
a‚sm nIqvi ci Zv‡`i `yÕmvwi D`•v‡bi Ae¯’v cieZx‣ Avqv‡Z Gfv‡e ewY‣Z n‡q‡Qt A_‣vr, Avjøvn&
ZvAvjv Zv‡`i g~j•evb dj-g~‡ji e„‡ÿi cwie‡Z‣ Zv‡Z Ggb e„ÿ Drcb’ Ki‡jb, hvi dj wQj
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we¯^v`| AwaKvsk Zdmxiwe‡`i g‡Z Gi A_‣ Givd e„ÿ hvi djI we¯^v` wQj| Avey Ievq`v e‡jb,
wZ³ I KuvUvwewkó e„ÿ‡K ejv nq| k‡ãi A_‣ SvD MvQ, hvi †Kvb dj LvIqvi †hvM• nq bv|
nhiZ BDbym (Avt)
bb I ûZ Dfq k‡ãi A_‣ gvQ| †KviAvb gRx‡`i †Kv_vI nhiZ BDbym (Avt)-†K Ôhybyb’ Ô Avevi
†Kv_vI ÔQv‡neyj ûZÔ A_‣vr grmIqvjv ejv n‡q‡Q| BDbym (Avt) GK `xN‣Kvj hver
bxbvIqvevmx‡`i g‡a• cÖPviKvh‣ Pvwj‡q ZvInx‡`i `vIqvZ cÖ`vb Ki‡Z _v‡Kb| wK‗‘ Zviv m‡Z•i
cÖPv‡ii cÖwZ Kb‣cvZ Kij bv eis bvdigvbx I Aeva•ZvPi‡Yi mv‡_ wkiK I Kzd‡ii Dci
nUKvixZv Ki‡Z jvMj Ges AZxZKv‡ji bvdigvb D„‡‡Zi b•vq Avjøvn Zvqvjvi mZ• cqM„^‡ii
mZ• cÖPvi‡KI VvÆv we`․c Ki‡Z _vKj| AweiZ weiy×vPi‡Yi Kvi‡Y e•w_Z n‡q wZwb KI‡gi Dci
Am‗‘ó nb Ges †µvaf‡i Avjøvn Zvqvjvi Avhv‡ei e`‡`vqv K‡i Zv‡`i ga• n‡Z Ab•Î P‡j
†M‡jb|
BDbym (Avt) GK b`xi Zx‡i †cu․Q‡jb Ges GKwU †Lqv‡b․Kv hvÎxfwZ‣ Ae¯’vq †`L‡Z ‡c‡q Zv‡Z
Av‡ivnY Ki‡jb, †b․KvwU †bv½i DwV‡q M‗Íe•c‡_ hvÎv Kij| cw_g‡a• SoZzdvb G‡m †b․KvwU‡K
†NivI Kij, †b․KvwU fxlbfv‡e Uj‡Z jvMj, ZLb †b․Kv‡ivnx‡`i wek†vm Rb‟vj †h, Zviv Wz‡e
gi‡e, GLb Zviv wb‡R‡`i Av°x`v Abyhvqx ej‡Z jvMj, g‡b nq †b․Kvi g‡a• gwbe n‡Z cjvZK
‡Kvb †Mvjvg Av‡Q| Zv‡K †b․Kv n‡Z bvwg‡q w`‡j gyw³ cvIqv ‡h‡Z cv‡i| GUv ï‡b BDbym (Avt)-
Gi †PZbv nj †h, Avjøvn Zvqvjvi Inxi A‡cÿv bv K‡i bxbvIqv n‡Z Gfv‡e Avgvi P‡j Avmv
Avjøvn Zvqvjv cQ‘` K‡ib bvB| GB `~‡h‣vMc~Y‣ AvenvIqv Avgvi cixÿvi AvjvgZ| wZwb Zv‡`i
ej‡jb, †mB cjvZK †Mvjvg Avwg| AvwgB wbR gwbe n‡Z cvwj‡q G‡mwQ| myZivs Avgv‡K †b․Kvi
evB‡i †d‡j `vI| wK‗‘ Zviv Zuvi mZZv I cweÎZvq gy» n‡q coj Ges Giƒc Ki‡Z Am„‡wZ
Ávcb Kij Ges wm×v‗Í nj †h, jUvix Kiv nDK| wZbevi jUvix Kiv nj Ges cÖ‡Z•Kevi nhiZ
BDbym (Avt)-Gi bvg Avmj| ZLb eva• n‡q Zviv Zuv‡K b`x‡Z wb‡ÿc Kij wKsev wZwb wb‡RB
b`x‡Z Svwc‡q co‡jb| †mB gyû‡Z‣ AvjøvnZvqvjvi Av‡`‡k GKwU grm Zuv‡K wM‡j †djj|
BDbym (Avt) hLb gr‡mi †c‡U wb‡R‡K RxweZ Ae¯’vq †`L‡Z ‡c‡jb, ZLb wZwb AvjøvnZvqvjvi
`iev‡i j¾v I AbyZvc cÖKvk Ki‡jb †h, †Kb Avwg Avjøvncv‡Ki Inxi A‡cÿv bv K‡i Ges Zuvi
AbygwZ bv wb‡q, D„‡‡Zi cÖwZ ag‣cÖPvi n‡Z Am‗‘ó n‡q bxbvIqv n‡Z ‡ei n‡q Avmjvg| ZLb
Avjøvni `iev‡i cÖv_‣bv Ki‡jbt
ÒBqv Avjøvn! Avcwb Qvov Avi †Kvb gvey` bvB, Avcwb AwØZxq| Avwg Avcbvi cweÎZv eY‣bv KiwQ|
wbtm‡‘`‡n Avwg wbR bd‡mi Dci wb‡RB Ryjyg K‡iwQ|Ó (†`vqv BDbym)
ÒAvi grmIqvjv hLb ivMvw‗^Z n‡q P‡j †Mj Ges †m aviYv Kij †h, Avwg Zuv‡K (cixÿvi)
msKxY‣Zvq †dje bv| AZtci †m (gr‡m•i D`‡ii I b`xM‡f‣i) AÜKvimg‡ni g‡a• ‡_‡K WvKj,
Bqv †Lv`v| Avcwb e•ZxZ Avi †Kvb gvey` †bB| Avwg Avcbvi hveZxq cweÎZv eY©bv KiwQ| Avwg
Avgvi bd&‡mi Dci wb‡RB hyjyg K‡iwQ| ZLb Avwg Zuvi †`vqv Keyj Kijvg Ges Zuv‡K wP‗Ív n‡Z
gyw³ cÖ`vb Kijvg, Avi Avwg Gfv‡eB gywgbw`M‡K gyw³ cÖ`vb K‡i _vwK|Ó (m~iv Avw„^qv t 87-88)
Avjøvn Zvqvjv nhiZ BDbym (Avt)-Gi GB Kiyb cÖv_‣bv Keyj Ki‡jb Ges grm‡K Av‡`k w`‡jb,
†Zvgvi D`‡i Avgvi †h AvgvbZ i‡q‡Q Zv‡K ‡ei K‡i `vI| djZt grm BDbym (Avt)-†K b`xi
Zx‡i DMwi‡q ‡ei K‡i w`j| gr‡mi D`‡i Ae¯’v‡bi `iyb Zuvi †`‡ni Ae¯’v Giƒc n‡q wM‡qwQj,
†hgb cvLxi GKwU beRvZ ev”Qv, hvi †`n AZ•‗Í †Kvgj I big n‡q _v‡K| djK_v BDbym
(Avt)-†K AZ•‗Í `ye‣j I wbðj Ae¯’vq ¯’jfv‡Mi Dci wb‡ÿc Kiv nj| AZtci Avjøvn Zvqvjv
Zuvi Rb• GKwU jZv¸j‟ wewkó MvQ Drcb’ K‡i w`‡jb| Gi QvqvZ‡j wZwb GKwU KzwVi wbg‣vY K‡i
Ae¯’vb Ki‡Z jvM‡jb| K‡qKw`b ci Avjøvn cv‡Ki wb‡`‣‡k D³ Mv‡Qi wkK‡o †cvKv a‡i KZ©b
K‡i †djj| jZv hLb ïLv‡Z Avi„“ Kij BDbym (Avt) wPw‗ÍZ n‡q co‡jb, ZLb Avjøvn Zvqvjv
Inx Øviv Zuv‡K m‡„^vab K‡i ej‡jb, BDbym, GB MvQwU ïwL‡q hvevi Kvi‡Y Zzwg LyeB `ytwLZ n‡qQ,
A_P GUv GKUv Zz”Q c`v_‣| wK‗‘ Zzwg GUv ‡f‡e †`L‡jbv †h, bxbvIqvi Awaevmx, †hLv‡b jÿvwaK
gvbyl evm Ki‡Q, GØ•ZxZ Z_vq eû cÖvYxI evm K‡i| Dnv‡K a‚sm I eiev` K‡i w`‡Z GKUz
AcQ‘` n‡e bv| GB jZvwUi cÖwZ †Zvgvi hZUzKz ggZv, Avwg wK bxbvIqvevmx‡`i cÖwZ Gi †P‡q
AwaK m`q I †g‡nievb bwn? A_P Zzwg Inxi A‡cÿv bv K‡i KI‡gi Rb• e`‡`vqv KiZt Zv‡`i
ga• n‡Z ‡ei n‡q Avm‡j?
ÒAvi wbtm‡‘`‡n BDbym cqM„^i‡`i `jfz³ wQ‡jb| hLb wZwb cvwj‡q hvÎxfwZ‣ †b․Kvq †cu․Q‡jb|
AZtci (Av‡ivnxMb †b․Kv Wz‡e hvIqvi f‡q) jUvix Kij, ZLb (b`x‡Z wbwÿß nIqvi Rb•) Zuvi
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bvg ‡ei nj, AZtci GKwU grm Zuv‡K wM‡j †djj Ges †m (KIg n‡Z cvwj‡q Avmvi Kvi‡Y
Avjøvn Zvqvjvi wbKU) fr‣mbvi †hvM• wQj| Avi hw` Ggb bv nZ †h, †m AvjøvnZ vqvjvi cweÎZv
eY‣bvKvix‡`i g‡a• wQj, Z‡e wKqvgZ w`em ch‣‗Í gr‡m•i D`‡iB _vKZ| AZtci Avwg Zuv‡K
(gr‡m•i D`i n‡Z ‡ei K‡i) mgZj f‚wgi Dci wb‡ÿc Kijvg Ges †m LyeB `ye‣j I `yie¯’vM͕֯
wQj Ges Zuvi Dci (Qvqv cÖ`v‡bi Rb•) GK jZv¸j‟ wewkó MvQ Drcb’ K‡i w`jvg| Avi Avwg Zuv‡K
jÿvwaK †jv‡Ki cÖwZ cqM„^i K‡i †cÖiY Kijvg| AZtci †mB †jv‡Kiv Cgvb Avbvqb Kij|
Ab‗Íi Avwg Zv‡`i‡K GK wbw`‣óKvj ch‣‗Í Rxe‡bi mvRmiÄvg Dc‡fvM Kievi my‡hvM cÖ`vb
Kijvg|Ó
gyKvwZj Be‡b nve‚vb e‡j‡Qb, nhiZ BDbym (Avt) Ae¯’vb MÖnY K‡iwQ‡jb Mv‡Qi Qvqvq| GKwU
cvnvox eKix Zuvi Kv‡Q Avm‡Zv| wZwb mKvj mÜ•vq Zvi `ya cvb Ki‡Zb| Gfv‡e wKQyw`b MZ nevi
ci wZwb mej n‡jb| gv_vq kix‡i MRv‡jv Pzj I ckg| hLb c~Y‣ cÖK…wZ¯’ n‡jb, ZLb wekªvg
MÖnYv‡_‣ ï‡q co‡jb gvwU‡Z| Wy‡e †M‡jb Mfxi wb`․vq| Nyg hLb fvO‡jv ZLb †`L‡jb Nb
cÎcjøewewkó jvD MvQwU ïwK‡q wM‡q‡Q| m~h‣Zv‡c Zß n‡q Av‡Q Zuvi kixi| jvDMvQwUi †kv‡K
ZLb Kuv`‡Z ïiæ Ki‡jb wZwb| Avjøvn&i cÿ †_‡K Avwef~‣Z n‡jb nRiZ wRe&ivBj| ej‡jb, bex|
GKwU jvDMv‡Qi Rb• Avcwb Kuv`‡Qb| A_P Avcbvi IB GK jÿ D„‡‡Zi K_v Avcbvi g‡b co‡Q
bv| Avcwb wK Rv‡bb, Zviv GLb Avi mZ•cÖZ•vL•vbKvix bq| Zviv GLb ZIevKvix I wek†vmx|
Iw`‡K bxbvIqvevmxiv e`‡`vqv cÖwZdwjZ nIqvi wKQy jÿb Abyfe Kij Ges e¯Íxevmx‡`i `„p
wek¦vm Rb‟vj †h, wZwb Avjøvn Zvqvjvi h_v_‣ cqM„^i e‡Ub| myZivs GLb Avgv‡`i a‚sm Awbevh‣|
†mB Kvi‡YB †Zv BDbym (Avt) Avgv‡`i ga• n‡Z c„_K n‡q ‡M‡Qb| GB ‡f‡e ivRv n‡Z Avi„“ K‡i
mg¯Í cÖRve„‘` mK‡jiB A‗Íi f‡q K„úb n‡q DVj Ges BDbym (Avt)-Gi AbymÜvb Ki‡Z jvMj,
GB D‡Ï‡k• †h, Zviv Zuvi nv‡Z Bmjvg MÖnY Ki‡e| m‡½ m‡½ Zviv mK‡j Avjøvn cv‡Ki `iev‡i
ZIev I ÿgv cÖv_‣bv Ki‡Z jvMj, me‣cÖKv‡ii cvcKvh‣ Z•vM K‡i e¯Íxi evB‡i gy³gv‡V ‡ei n‡q
Avmj| GBiƒ‡c `ywbqvi hveZxq m„úK‣ n‡Z wew”Qb’ n‡q Avjøvn cv‡Ki `iev‡i Kvb’vKvwU Ki‡Z
jvMj|
GLb BDbym (Avt)-Gi cÖwZ cybivq wb‡`‣k nj, wZwb †hb bxbvIqvq P‡j hvb Ges KI‡gi g‡a•
Ae¯’vb K‡i Zv‡`i‡K †n`v‡qZ Ki‡Z _v‡Kb| BDbym (Avt) Avjøvn cv‡Ki GB Av‡`k gvb• K‡i
bxbvIqvq wd‡i Avm‡jb| KI‡gi †jv‡Kiv Zuv‡K †`‡L Amxg Avb‘` cÖKvk Kij, Zviv †n`v‡qZ cÖvß
n‡q Øxb I `ywbqvi mdjZv AR‣b Ki‡Z jvMj|
evBZzj gyKvÏvm
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gmwR‡` AvKmv ch‣‗Í, hvi Pviw`‡K Avwg ch‣vß eiKZ `vb K‡iwQ, hv‡Z Avwg Zuv‡K Kz`i‡Zi wKQy wb`k‣b
†`wL‡q †`B| wbðqB wZwb cig k․eYKvix I `k‣bkxj| Avwg g~mv‡K wKZve w`‡qwQ Ges †mwU‡K ebx-
BmivC‡ji R‡b• †n`v‡q‡Z cwiYZ K‡iwQ †h, †Zvgiv Avgv‡K Qvov KvD‡K Kvh‣wbe‣vnx w¯’i K‡ivbv| †Zvgiv
Zv‡`i m‗Ívb, hv‡`i‡K Avwg by‡ni mv‡_ mIqvi Kwi‡qwQjvg| wbðq †m wQj K…ZÁ ev‘`v| Avwg ebx
BmivCj‡K wKZv‡e (Avw„^qv‡q †Kivg‡`i Qnxdvmg~‡n) cwi¯‥vi e‡j w`‡qwQ †h, †Zvgiv c„w_exi ey‡K `yÕevi
Ab_‣ m„wó Ki‡e Ges AZ•‗Í eo ai‡bi Aeva•Zvq wjß n‡e| AZtci hLb cÖwZkÖ”wZ †mB cÖ_g mgqwU Gj,
ZLb Avwg †Zvgv‡`i weiæ‡× †cÖiY Kijvg Avgvi K‡Vvi †hv×v ev‘`v‡`i‡K| AZtci Zviv cÖwZwU Rbc‡`i
Avbv‡P-Kvbv‡P ch‣‗ÍQwo‡q coj| G Iqv`v c~Y‣ nIqviB wQj| AZtci Avwg †Zvgv‡`i R‡b• Zv‡`i weiæ‡×
cvjv Nywi‡q w`jvg, †Zvgv‡`i ab-m„ú` I cyÎm‗Ívb Øviv mvnvh• Kijvg Ges †Zvgv‡`i‡K RbmsL•vi w`K w`‡q
GKUv weivU evwnbx‡Z cwiYZ Kijvg| †Zvgiv hw` fvj Ki, Z‡e wb‡R‡`iB fvj Ki‡e Ges hw` g‘` Ki Z‡e
ZvI wb‡R‡`i R‡b•B| Gici hLbB wØZxq †m mgqwU Gj, ZLb Ab• ev‘`v‡`i‡K †cÖiY Kijvg, hv‡Z
†Zvgv‡`i gyLgÛj mg~‡ni Dci Acgv‡bi Kvwjgv †jcb K‡i †`q, Avi gmwR‡` Xy‡K c‡o †hgb cÖ_gevi
Xy‡KwQj Ges †hLv‡bB Rqx nq, †mLv‡bB cy‡ivcywi a‚smhÁ Pvjvq| Avi wKQyB wewPÎ b‡n †h, †Zvgv‡`i
ciIqviw`Mvi †Zvgv‡`i cÖwZ ing K‡ib| (hw` †Zvgiv GLb Aeva•ZvPib n‡Z weiZ nI|) wK‗‘ hw` †Zvgiv
AveviI Aeva•Zv Ges we‡ivwaZvi w`‡K wd‡i Avm, Z‡e Avgvi Zid n‡ZI K‡g‣i cÖwZd‡ji Kvbyb wd‡i
Avm‡e| Avi Avwg m‡Z•i Awek†vmKvix‡`i Rb• Rvnvb’v‡gi e‘`xLvbv cÖ¯Í K‡i ‡i‡L w`‡qwQ|Ó (m~iv ebx
BmivCj t 1-8)
nhiZ †nvhvqdv (ivt) e‡jb, Avwg ivm~jyjøvn (mvt)-Gi †L`g‡Z Avih Kijvg, evqZzj †gvKvÏvm
Avjøvn& ZvAvjvi Kv‡Q GKwU weivU gh‣v`vm„úb’ gmwR`| wZwb ej‡jb, `ywbqvi me M„ ‡ni g‡a• GwU GKwU
•ewkó•c~Y‣ gnvb M„n| GwU Avjøvn ZvAvjv †mvjvqgvb Be‡b `vD‡`i (Avt) R‡b• ¯^Y‣ -‡ivc•, gwY-gy³v BqvKzZ
I hgi` Øviv wbg‣vY K‡iwQ‡jb| †mvjvqgvb (Avt) hLb Gi wbg‣vYKvR Avi„“ K‡ib, ZLb Avjøvn ZvAvjv
wR‛b‡`i‡K Zuvi AvÁven K‡i †`b| wR‛biv Gme gwYgy³v I ¯^Y‣‡i․c• msMÖn K‡i gmwR` wbg‣vY K‡i| nhiZ
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†nvhvqdv e‡jbt Avwg Avih Kijvg, Gici evqZzj-‡gvKvÏvm †_‡K gwY-gy³v I ¯^Y©-‡i․c• †Kv_vq Ges
wKfv‡e DavI n‡q †Mj? ivmyjyjøvn& (mvt) ej‡jb, ebx BmivCjiv hLb Avjøvni bvdigvbx K‡i, †Mvbvn I
KzK‡g‣ wjß nj Ges cqM„^iMY‡K nZ•v Kij, ZLb Avjøvn& ZvAvjv Zv‡`i Nv‡o eyLZv bQi‡K Pvwc‡q w`‡jb|
eyLZv bQi wQj AwM’DcvmK| †m mvZk eQi evqZzj-‡gvKvÏvm kvmb K‡i| m~iv ebx BmivC‡ji Dc‡iv³
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gwnjv I wkï‡`i‡K e‘`x K‡i Ges evqZzj †gvKvÏv‡mi mg¯Í abm„ú`, ¯^Y‣ -‡i․c• I gwY-gy³v wb‡q hvq Ges
¯^‡`k ev‡e‡j msiwÿZ iv‡L| †m ebx-BmivCj‡K mËi eQi ch‣‗Í jvÃbv mnKv‡i bvbv iKg KóKi Kv‡R
wbhy³ K‡i iv‡L|
Gici Avjøvn& ZvAvjv Biv‡bi GK mg․vU‡K Zvi †gvKv‡ejvi R‡b• •Zix K‡i †`b| †m ev‡ej Rq
K‡i Ges Aewkó ebx-BmivCj‡K eyLZv bQ‡ii e‘`x`kv †_‡K gy³ K‡i| eyLZv bQi †hme ab-m¤ú` evqZzj-
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ZvAvjv ebx BmivCj‡K wb‡`‣k †`b, hw` †Zvgiv AveviI bvdigvbx Ki Ges †Mvbvni w`‡K wd‡i hvI, Z‡e
AvwgI cybivq nZ•v I e‘`x‡Z‛i Avhve ‡Zvgv‡`i Dci Pvwc‡q †`e| ebx BmivCjiv hLb evqZzj -‡gvKvÏv‡m
wd‡i Gj Ges mg¯Í ab-m„ú` I AvmevecÎ Zv‡`i n¯ÍMZ n‡q †Mj, ZLb AveviI cvc I KzK‡g‣ wjß n‡q
coj| ZLb Avjøvn ZvAvjv †ivg mg․vU‡K Zv‡`i Nv‡o Pvwc‡q w`‡jb| Dc‡iv³ Avqv‡Z G NUbvB †evSv‡bv
n‡q‡Q| †ivg mg․vU R‡j I ¯’‡j Dfq †ÿ‡Î Zv‡`i mv‡_ hy× K‡i AMwYZ †jvK‡K nZ•v I e‘`x K‡i Ges
evqZzj-†gvKvÏv‡mi mg¯Í ab-m„ú` Mvox‡Z †evSvB K‡i wb‡q hvq| Gme ab-m„ú` †iv‡gi ¯^Y‣gw‘`‡i GL‡bv
ch©‗Í msiwÿZ i‡q‡Q Ges _vK‡e| †kl hgvbvq nhiZ gvn`x Avwef~‣Z n‡q G¸‡jv‡K Avevi evqZzj
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`xN‣ nv`xmwU KziZzex ¯^xq Zdmx‡i DׄZ K‡i‡Qb|)
Avjøvn& ZvAvjv f~c„‡ô Gev`‡Zi R‡b• `yÕwU ¯’vb‡K Gev`ZKvix‡`i †Kejv K‡i‡Qb| GKwU evqZzj-
‡gvKvÏvm Avi AciwU evqZzjøvn| wK‗‘ Avjøvni AvBb Dfq †ÿ‡Î wfb’ wfb’| evqZzjøvni iÿYv‡eÿY Ges
Kv‡di‡`i nvZ †_‡K G‡K euvwP‡q ivLvi `vwqZ‛ Avjøvn ZvAvjv ¯^qs MÖnY K‡i‡Qb| GiB cwiYwZ n¯Íx evwnbxi
†m NUbv, hv †KviAvb cv‡Ki myiv dx‡j D‡jøL Kiv n‡q‡Q| Bqvgv‡bi L․xóvb ev`kvn evqZzjøvn a‚sm Kivi
D‡Ï‡k• Awfhvb Ki‡j Avjøvn ZvAvjv weivU n¯Íx evwnbxmn Zv‡K evqZzjøvni wbKUeZx‣ nIqvi c~‡e‣B cvLx‡`i
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†KejvI wQwb‡q †bqv n‡e Ges Kv‡diiv Gi Dci cÖvavb• we¯Ívi Ki‡e|
nhiZ Avey hi †Mdvix (ivt) e‡jb, Avwg ivm~jyjøvn (mvt)-‡K wR‡Ám Kijvg, we‡k†i me©cÖ_g
gmwR` †Kvb&wU? wZwb ej‡jb, gmwR‡` nvivg| AZtci Avwg Avih Kijvg, Gici †Kvb&wU? wZwb ej‡jb,
gmwR‡` AvKmv| wK‗‘ Avjøvn& Zvqvjv Avgv‡`i R‡b• mgMÖ f~-c„ô‡KB gmwR` K‡i w`‡q‡Qb| †hLv‡b bvgv‡hi
mgq nq †mLv‡bB bvgvh c‡o bvI| (gymwjg)
Zdmxiwe` gyRvwn` e‡jb, Avjøvn ZvAvjv evqZzjøvni ¯’vb‡K mgMÖ fyc„ô †_‡K `yÕnvRvi eQi c~‡e‣ m„wó K‡i‡Qb
Ges Gi wfw˯Íi mßg hgx‡bi Af•‗Íi ch‣‗Í †cu․‡Q‡Q| gmwR‡` AvKmv nhiZ †mvjvqgvb (Avt) wbg‣vY
K‡i‡Qb|Ñ(bvmvqx, Zdmx‡i KziZzex)
evqZzjøvni Pvicv‡k wbwg‣Z gmwR`‡K gmwR‡`-nvivg ejv nq| nhiZ gyÕAvh Be‡b Rvevj (ivt)
e‡jb, ivm~jyjøvn (mvt)-Gi †iIqv‡q‡Z Avjøvn ZvAvjv e‡j‡Qb, †n kvg f~wg, RbemwZ¸‡jvi g‡a• Zzwg Avgvi
g‡bvbxZ f~-fvM| Avwg †Zvgvi Kv‡QB ¯^xq g‡bvbxZ ev‘`v‡`i‡K †cu․‡Q †`e|Ñ(KziZzex)
gymbv‡` Avng` MÖ‡‗’ ewY‣Z nv`x‡m ejv n‡q‡Q, `v¾vj mgMÖ f~-c„‡ô wePiY Ki‡e, wK‗‘ PviwU
gmwR` ch‣‗Í †cu․Q‡Z cvi‡e bv| (1) g`xbvi gmwR`, (2) g°vi gmwR`, (3) gmwR‡` AvKmv Ges (4)
gmwR‡` Zzi|
GB cweÎ ¯’vbwU nvBKvj A_v‣r gmwR‡`i Kvi‡Y ewbBmivCj‡`i †Kejv wQj| Avi GB cweÎ ¯’v‡b
AmsL• Avw„^qv‡q ewbBmivC‡ji gvhvi i‡q‡Q| evBZzj gyKvÏv‡mi GB gmwR`wU‡K gmwR‡` Av°Qv GRb• ejv
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GB ¯’vbwU Bû`x‡`i `yóvwgg~jK Kvh‣Kjvc Ges Avjøvn ZvÕAvjvi wb‡`‣kvejxi wei‡× AbeiZ we‡`․vn Ges
`yóvwgi Kvi‡Y `yB `yB evi a‚sm, eiev`x Ges Aegvbbvi m„‡yLxb n‡qwQj| Zb‟‡a• GKwU ev‡e‡ji hv‡jg
ev`kvn& eby Kv`vb&hvi (eyLZv bQi)-Gi nv‡ZB n‡q‡Q, GUv L․xóc~e‣ 604 m‡bi NUbv| wØZxq NUbvwU ZvBZym
iygx KZ…‣K nhiZ Cmv (Avt) Avmgv‡b D‡ËvwjZ nIqvi cÖvq 70 ermi c‡i N‡UwQj|
cÖÖ_g AvµgYt nhiZ `vD` (Avt) I myjvqgvb (Avt) Gi c‡i Bû`x‡`i ag‣xq I PvwiwÎK AebwZ GB
mxgv ch‣‗ Í †cu․‡Q wQj †h, wg_•v, cÖeÂbv, AZ•vPvi, Aeva•Zv, Ab_‣ Kjn m„wó Zv‡ì ¯^fv‡e cwibZ n‡q
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cÖwZcb’ K‡i Zuv‡`i Ab•vq fv‡e nZ•v Kivi Dci Me‣ Ki‡Z jvMj|
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L․xóc~e‣ mß kZvãxi †klfv‡M ev‡ej (BivK) iv‡R• eby Kv`vb&hvi bv‡g GK hei`¯Í evnv`yi I hv‡jg ev`kvn&
ivR wmsnvm‡b Av‡ivnY Kij| Avi‡eiv Zv‡K eyLZv bQi ejZ| ZrKv‡j ev‡ej ivR• GKwU NbemwZc~Y‣ mf•
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†jv‡Kiv hLb GUv k․eY Kij ZLb Zviv f‡q Ávbnviv n‡q co‡Z jvMj Ges ivRv n‡Z cÖRv ch‣‗Í mK‡j
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Ges kniUv‡K m„úY‣i‡c a‚sm K‡i w`j| •mb•MYmg¯Í abm„ú` Ges nvBKv‡ji hveZxq e¯‘ jyÚb K‡i
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cÖ`vb Kiv n‡”Q|
Ibn Asaker has related that Ishaq Ibn Bishr said that Allah the Exalted sent
Jeremiah (a.s) to the children of Israel when the situation had become worse
among them - in disobedience, killing of prophets and covetousness. Allah was
determined to revenge Himself upon them vindictively; and so He revealed to
Jeremiah: æI am going to destroy Jerusalem (the children of Israel) in
revenge. Go the Dome of the Rock. I will give you My commands and
revelation.”
Kaab said that when Jeremiah (a.s) delivered the message of his Lord, and the
people heard the threats and warnings in it, they said: æYou are lying, if you
are saying that Allah shall destroy the land, His temple, His Book, His
worship, and monotheism.”
Jeremiah (a.s) was the Prophet sent by Allah to king Zedekiah of Jerusalem at
that time, who had broken Allah‟s Covenant, to warn him to return to keeping
The Covenant of Allah or Allah would send king Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon to
lay siege to and destroy Jerusalem.
Zedekiah did not like Allah‟s Message and so decided to punish the messenger.
They captured Jeremiah, tied him up, and imprisoned him. However, that did
not prevent the prophecy from being fulfilled, it only made its fulfillment more
certain. At this, Allah sent Nebuchadnezzar upon them.
Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, ruled for forty-three years. The Babylonian
Empire, under the reign of king Nebuchadnezzar, seeks to expand its size and
begins forcing Judah into submission. Israel lay between Babylon and Egypt
and was in great peril. Nebuchadnezzar‟s first notable act was the overthrow of
the Egyptian army at the Euphrates in the fourth year of Zedekiah. At the same
time he descended upon Palestine and made Zedekiah his subject and because
of failed political maneuvering, Israel became a vassal state of Babylon. There
was discontent and simmering nationalism, however, which led to rebellion
against Babylonian control. Zedekiah served him for three years, and then
rebelled.
Egypt was continually intriguing with southwestern Asia, and was now
courting the friendship of Zedekiah. This became so noticeable that Zedekiah
made a journey to Babylon in the fourth year of his reign, probably to assure
Nebuchadnezzar of his loyalty to him. But by the ninth year of his reign
Zedekiah became so friendly with the Egyptians that he made a league with
them and thereupon rebelled against the King of Babylon.
So in the ninth year of Zedekiah‟s reign, Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon
marched against Jerusalem with his whole army (about 588 BC). He placed his
base of action at Riblah in the north, and went southward and laid siege to
Jerusalem. By some message the Egyptians learned of the siege and hastily
marched to the relief of the beleaguered ally. The Babylonians raised the siege
long enough to repulse the Egyptian arms, and came back and settled about
Jerusalem.
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When the siege was prolonged they surrendered to his rule. They opened the
gates and Nebuchadnezzar‟s troops streamed in. Nebuchadnezzar set fire to
the temple of Allah, the royal palace and all the houses of Jerusalem. Every
important building he burned down. The whole Babylonian army, under the
commander of the imperial guard, broke down the walls around Jerusalem.
He ruled them savagely and punished them cruelly. He killed a third of them,
captured a third, and spared the lame and the old; then he trampled upon
them with the horses, demolished their houses. He burned the Taurat.
Ibn Ishaq Ibn Bishr reported that Wahb bin Munbah stated that after
Nebuchadnezzar had destroyed Jerusalem, he was told that the Israelites had
a man who used to predict what had befallen them, describing the king and his
actions, foretelling that he would slay their warriors, capture their children,
destroy the temple, and burn their Taurat. They had said he was lying, and so
they had tied him and kept him in prison. Nebuchadnezzar ordered that he be
brought out from prison. Jeremiah was released and the king said to him:
æDid you warn those people against what has happened to them?” Jeremiah
affirmed it and stated: æAllah sent me to them and they accused me of lying.”
He asked: æAnd did they beat you and imprison you?” He replied: æYes.” The
king said: æWhat a wicked race, to deny their prophet and their Lord‟s
message! So would you like to join me, for me to honor you and make you
free? And if you want to remain in your country, I grant you that.” Jeremiah
(a.s) replied: æI am still in the security of Allah when I did not go away from
the country at all. If the Israelites did not go out of it, they would not fear you,
nor any other, nor would you have authority over them.” When
Nebuchadnezzar heard this, he let him alone, and so Jeremiah went to live in
his place.
As Allah had declared, Nebuchadnezzar removed all the treasures from the
temple of Allah and from the royal palace, and took away all the gold articles
that Solomon king of Israel had made for the temple of Allah. He carried into
exile all Jerusalem: all the officers and fighting men, and all the craftsmen and
artisans.
The Babylonians broke up the bronze pillars, the movable stands and the
bronze Sea that were at the temple of Allah and they carried the bronze to
Babylon. They also took away the pots, shovels, wick trimmers, dishes and all
the bronze articles used in the temple service. The commander of the imperial
guard took away the censers and sprinkling bowls--all that were made of pure
gold or silver. The bronze from the two pillars, the Sea and the movable
stands, which Sulaiman had made for the temple, was more than could be
weighed. The Holy Temple, built by Sulaiman (a.s), on the site where Ibrahim
(a.s) had offered to sacrifice his son, where „The Ark of The Covenant‟ was
hidden along with Yaqub (a.s)‟s Pillar, the Bethel Stone, which is king Dawud
(a.s)‟s Throne of Israel. „The Ark of The Covenant‟ is the special box inside
which The Torah and The Stone Tablets, on which The Ten Commandments
were written, are kept. Each pillar was twenty-seven feet high. The bronze
capital on top of one pillar was four and a half feet high and was decorated
with a network and pomegranates of bronze all around. The other pillar, with
its network, was similar. They took them all and brought them to the king of
Babylon at Riblah. Nebuchadnezzar returned to Babylon with booty in the
form of treasure and men, among them young princes and children of priests
numbering seventy thousand.
Zedekiah and his retinue fled by night, but were overtaken in the plains of the
Jordan. Nebuchadnezzar captured King Zedekiah. The king and his sons were
brought before Nebuchadnezzar at Riblah; the sons were slain, and the king‟s
eyes bored out; and he was carried in chains to Babylon. Zedekiah himself died
in prison, in Babylon, and all of this was because he betrayed Allah; broke The
Covenant and caused his people to suffer poverty under his own laws.
The city, as well as the Temple, were completely leveled and the articles of the
Temple and its treasures were carried off to Babylon. The inhabitants that
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were not killed were also taken to Babylon. Jerusalem was to lie desolate for
seventy years.
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L․xóc~e‣ lô kZvãxi †klw`‡K AK¯‡vr Biv‡bi kvmK †Lvivm AmvaviY Ae¯’vi mv‡_ Avwef‚‣Z nj Ges
wKQyw`‡bi g‡a• cvi‡m•i mKj ivR• Rq Kij| RbMY Avb‘` I Drmv‡ni mv‡_ †Lvivm‡K wb‡R‡`i GKŽQÎ
mg․vU e‡j ‡g‡b wbj Ges wZwb †Kvb i³cvZ e•ZxZ Gwkqv gvBb‡ii mgMÖ A‡ji hei`¯Í•• I ¯^vaxb mgªvU
n‡q †M‡jb| G mgq ev‡e‡ji wmsnvm‡b eyLZv bQi-Gi ¯’jeZ‣x †ejkvhvi ivRwmsnvm‡b AwawôZ wQj| GB
ev`kvn †evL&Z bvQQv‡ii b•vq mvnmx Ges evnv`yi wQjbv| wK‗‘ cÖRvcxob Ges PwiÎnxbZvq I Av‡gv`
Avnjv‡` Zvi †P‡qI AwaK AMÖmi wQj| djZt ev‡e‡ji cÖRve„‘` †ejkvhv‡ii AZ•vPvi n‡Z gyw³ cvIqvi
Rb• †Lviv‡mi wbKU cÖwZwbwa cvVvj| wZwb cÖwZwbwa `‡ji Av‡e`b k․eb K‡i ev‡e‡j †cu․‡Qb, Dnvi my`„p
Abgbxq Ges wØË kni cÖvPxi‡K P‚b‣ weP‚Y‣ K‡i w`‡q ev‡e‡ji ivRZ‛ LZg K‡i w`‡jb Ges mg¯Í• cÖRve„‘`‡K
wbivcËv cÖ`vb K‡i †ejkvhv‡ii AZ•vPvi n‡Z gy³ Ki‡jb| ev‡e‡ji cÖRve„‘` Gi Amxg †kvKwiqv Av`vq
Kij Ges mvb‡‘` †Lviv‡mi ek•Zv ¯^xKvi Kij|
After the death of Nebuchadnezzar, Neo-Babylonian Empire begins to
lose power. The exile ended after 70 years, when King Cyrus the Great of
Persia defeated the Babylonians and allowed the Jews to return to their
homeland. Cyrus offers the Jews their freedom to leave Babylon and return to
Judah. Cyrus‟ kingdom rules over Judah and many other parts of the Middle
East, but Cyrus allows people more cultural and religious freedom than did the
Neo-Babylonian Empire. Cyrus issued a proclamation to rebuild the house of
the Lord in Jerusalem and all the treasure was again brought to Jerusalem
from Babylon.
†Lvivm †NvlYv K‡i w`‡jb †h, mg¯Í•Bû`x ¯^vaxb| Zviv wb‡R‡`i †`k wdwj¯Íxb I kv‡gi w`‡K P‡j
‡h‡Z cv‡i| Avjøvn& ZvÕAvjvi cweÎ Ni evBZzj gy°vÏvm Ges Dnvi nvBKvj ev gmwR‡`i cybtwbg‣vY Avi„“ Kiv
‡nvK| djZt Avw„^qv‡q ewbBmivCj nhiZ hvKvwiq•vn& AvjvBwngvmmvjv‡gi ZË‛veav‡b GB wbg‣vY Kvh‣ m„ú~b’
Kwi‡q w`‡jb| †h‡nZz ev‡e‡ji ev`kvn ZvIiv‡Zi mg¯Í Kwc¸wj cywo‡q f¯‡ K‡i w`‡qwQj, nhiZ Dhvqi
AvjvBwnmmvjvg wb‡Ri ¯‡„wZcU n‡Z cybivq wj‡L w`‡jb| ewbBmivCj Bû`xiv Avi GKevi wbivcËv I kvw‗Í
jvf Kij Ges Zviv cybivq Bqvû`vn& A‡j wb‡R‡`i ivRZ‛ my`„p Kij| evBZzj gyKvÏv‡mi wØZxq AvµgY
c‡i h_v¯’v‡b Av‡jvwPZ n‡q‡Q|
Ibn Al-Kalbi said that the Israelites settled it, and Allah rebuilt their glory. It
remained so until Rome vanquished them in the era of the tribal kings; then
they lost their community and their authority after the appearance of
Christianity.
HAZRAT UZAER (A.S)
Hazrat Uzaer (a.s) was a Prophet and a wise man. He went out one day to his
own farm, as was his custom. About noon he came to a deserted, ruined place
and felt the heat. He entered the ruined town and dismounted his donkey,
taking figs and grapes in his basket. He went under the shade of a tree and ate
his food. Then he got up to look at what remained of the ruins. The people had
long been lost, and he saw bones. æOh! How will Allah ever bring it to life after
its death?”
He said this not out of doubt but out of curiosity. Allah sent the Angel of Death
to take his life. He remained dead for one hundred years. After the one
hundred years had passed and there had been changes in Israelite affairs,
Allah sent an angel upon Uzaer (a.s) to revive his heart and his eyes in order
for him to feel and see how Allah revives the dead. The angel said: æFor how
long did you sleep?” He said: æA day or part of a day.” He said this because he
knew he had slept early in the afternoon and woke up late in the afternoon.
The angel said: æYou remained asleep for one hundred years.” He ate and
drank the food which he had prepared before he was overtaken by that long
sleep. Then the angel revived his donkey. Almighty Allah said:
æConsider the one (Prophet Uzaer) who passed by a ghost town and
wondered, æHow can Allah revive this after it had died?” Allah then put him to
death for a hundred years, then resurrected him. He said, æHow long have you
stayed here?” He said, æI have been here a day, or part of the day.” He said,
æNo! You have been here a hundred years. Yet, look at your food and drink;
they did not spoil. Look at your donkey - we thus render you a lesson for the
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people. Now, note how we construct the bones, then cover them with flesh.”
When he realized what had happened, he said, æNow I know that Allah has
power over all things.” (Sura al-Baqara:259)
He rode on his donkey and entered his native place, but the people did not
recognize him, nor did his household, except his maid, now an old woman. He
asked her: æIs this the house of Uzaer?” She said: æYes, but the people have
long forgotten Uzaer.” He said: æI am Uzaer. Allah had taken my life for a
hundred years and has now returned it to me.” She said: æUzaer used to be
answered when he prayed to Allah. Pray to cure me of blindness if you are
Uzaer.”
He prayed for her and massaged her eyes and took her by the hand. æGet up
by the power of Allah,” he said. The crippled woman stood up and walked; she
opened her eyes and saw: her blindness was gone. She said: æI bear witness
that you are Uzaer.” She rushed to the assembly of the Israelites. Uzaer‟s son
was one hundred eighteen years old, and his children‟s children now were
lords of the assembly. She called out to them saying: æThis is Uzaer come to
you.” They said: æNone among us memorized the Taurat since
Neabuchadnezzar burnt it.” Uzaer (a.s) sat under the shade of a tree
surrounded by the children of Israel and copied out the Taurat from his
memory.
nhiZ hvKvwiqv (Avt)
ÒKvd-nv-Bqv-AvBb-mv`| GUv Avcbvi cvjbKZ‣vi AbyMÖ‡ni weeiY Zuvi ev‘`v hvKvwiqvi cÖwZ, hLb †m Zuvi
cvjbKZ‣v‡K Avn‚vb K‡iwQj wbf„‡Z| †m ejj, †n Avgvi cvjbKZ‣v, Avgvi Aw¯’ eqm-fvivebZ n‡q‡Q,
eva‣‡K• g¯ÍK myïå n‡q‡Q| †n Avgvi cvjbKZ‣v, Avcbv‡K †W‡K Avwg KLbI wedjg‡bvi_ nBwb| Avwg fq
Kwi Avgvi ci Avgvi ¯^‡Mv·K Ges Avgvi ¯¿x eÜ•v, Kv‡RB Avcwb wb‡Ri cÿ †_‡K Avgv‡K GKRb KZ‣e•
cvjbKvix `vb Kiæb| †m Avgvi ¯’jvwfwl³ n‡e BqvKze-es‡ki Ges †n Avgvi cvjbKZ‣v, Zv‡K Kiæb
m‡‗ÍvlRbK| †n hvKvwiqv, Avwg †Zvgv‡K GK cy‡Îi mymsev` w`w”Q, Zvi bvg n‡e Bqvn&wnqv| BwZc~‡e‣ GB
bv‡g Avwg KviI bvgKiY Kwiwb| ‡m ejj, †n Avgvi cvjbKZ‣v, †Kgb K‡i Avgvi cyÎ n‡e A_P Avgvi ¯¿x
†h eÜ•v, Avi AvwgI †h eva‣•‡K•i †kl cÖv‡‗Í DcbxZ| wZwb ej‡jb, Ggwb‡ZB n‡e| †Zvgvi cvjbKZ‣v e‡j
w`‡q‡Qb, GUv Avgvi c‡ÿ mnR| Avwg †Zv c~‡e‣ †Zvgv‡K m„wó K‡iwQ Ges Zzwg wKQyB wQ‡j bv| †m ejj, †n
Avgvi cvjbKZ‣v, Avgv‡K GKwU wb`‣kb w`b| wZwb ej‡jb, †Zvgvi wb`k‣b GB †h, Zzwg my¯’ Ae¯’vq wZb w`b
gvby‡li mv‡_ K_vevZ‣v ej‡e bv| AZtci †m Kÿ †_‡K †ei n‡q Zvi m„cÖ`v‡qi Kv‡Q Gj Ges Bw½‡Z
Zv‡`i‡K mKvj-mÜ•vq Avjøvn‡K ¯‡iY Ki‡Z ejj| †n Bqvn&Bqv, Avjøvn& ZvÕAvjvi wKZve (ZvIivZ)-Gi
wcQ‡b `„pZvi mv‡_ ‡j‡M hvI, Avi Avwg Zuv‡K evj•Kv‡jB Gjg& I dRxjZ `vb Kijvg| GZw‖“b’ wb‡Ri
we‡kl AbyMÖ‡n Zuvi A‗͇i bg․Zv Ges bvd‡mi cweÎZv `vb Kijvg, †m ci‡nhMvi Ges wcZv-gvZvi
†L`gZ`vi wQj, Rvwjg, DrcxoK Ges bvdigvb wQj bv| Zuvi cÖwZ kvw‗Í ewl‣Z nDKцhw`b R„‡MÖnY K‡i‡Q,
†h w`b g„Zz• n‡e Ges †h w`b cybivq RxweZ n‡q DV‡eb|Ó (m~iv gviBqvg t 1-15)
The Prophet Zakariya (a.s) continued preaching the religion of Allah. The
Israelites were indulged in mischief making and wickedness. They had not
only ignored the teachings of his Prophet but tortured him also. The Prophet
Zakariya (a.s) did not die a natural death. One day the Israelites decided to put
him to death. He hid himself in the covern of the tree. The Jews began to saw
that part of the tree. The Prophet Zakariya (a.s) did not even utter a faint cry.
His body was cut into two pieces.
nhiZ Bqvn&Bqv (Avt)
Bqvn&Bqv Be‡b hvKvwiqv (Avt)-Gi Rxe‡bi me‣cÖavb KvR GB wQj †h, wZwb Cmv (Avt)-Gi AvMg‡bi mymsev`
cÖ`vb Ki‡Zb| Zuvi Avwef‣v‡ei c~‡e‣ wZwb †n`v‡qZ I mrc_ cÖ`k‣‡bi Rb• †ÿÎ cÖ¯‘Z Ki‡Zb|
Hazrat Yahya (a.s) was born a stranger to the world of children who used to
amuse themselves, as he was serious all the time. Most children took delight in
torturing animals whereas, he was merciful to them. He fed the animals from
his food until there was nothing left for him, and he just ate fruit or leaves of
trees.
Hazrat Yahya (a.s) loved reading since childhood. Allah guided him to read the
Book of Jurisprudence closely; thus, he became the wisest and most
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knowledgeable man of that time. Therefore, Allah the Almighty gifted him
with the ability of passing judgments on people‟s affairs, interpreting the
secrets of religion, guiding people to the right path, and warning them against
the wrong one.
He was not arrogant. He was pure and devout. His compassion for his
parents, as well as for all people and all creatures, increased greatly. His
sermons were most impressive and people flocked to hear his trumpet
message. He called people to repent their sins. The whole of the Jordan valley
was baptised due to his preaching. The Prophet Yahya (a.s) was the precursor
of Prophet Isa (a.s). He was his cousin and contemporary as well.
Bqvn&Bqv (Avt)-Gi Dci Avjøvn& ZvÕAvjvi fq GB ch‣v‡qi wQj †h, f‡q wZwb AwaKvsk mgqB †iv`b
Ki‡Z _vK‡Zb| GgbwK Zuvi MÛ؇qi Dci Ak․€avivi `vM c‡o wM‡qwQj| GKevi Zuvi wcZv nhiZ hvKvwiqv
(Avt) hLb Zuv‡K R½‡j AbymÜvb K‡i †`L‡Z ‡c‡jb, ZLb Zuv‡K ej‡jb, erm| Avwg †Zvgvi ¯‡i‡b Aw¯’i
n‡q †Zvgv‡K †LuvR KiwQ, Avi Zzwg GLv‡b Kvb’vKvwU‡Z gk¸j i‡qQ| ZLb Bqvn&Bqv (Avt) DËi Ki‡jb,
wcZt| Avcwb Avgv‡K e‡j‡Qb, Rvb’vZ I Rvnvb’v‡gi ga•¯’‡j GKwU Z…bjZvk~b• wekvj giy cÖv‗Íi i‡q‡Q,
Avjøvn& ZvÕAvjvi f‡q Ak․ wemR‣b e•ZxZ Zv AwZµg Kiv hvq bv Ges Rvb’vZ ch‣‗Í †cu․Q‡Z cviv hvq bv|
GUv ï‡b hvKvwiqv (Avt)-I †iv`b Ki‡Z jvM‡jb|Ñ(Avj-‡e`vqvZz Iqv‡b’nvqvn)
Other narrations say that Hazrat Yahya (a.s) said: æThe dwellers of Paradise
are sleepless out of the sweetness of Allah‟s bounty; that is why the faithful
must be sleepless because of Allah‟s love in their hearts. How far between the
two luxuries, how far between them?”
The Prophet Yahya (a.s) moved to the desert. He dressed himself in a robe
made of camel hair. He spent most of his life in wilderness. He found comfort
in the open and never cared about food.
He ate simple food, wild honey, leaves of trees, herbs. He slept anywhere in the
mountains or in holes in the ground. He sometimes would find a lion or a bear
as he entered a cave, but being deeply absorbed in praising Allah, he never
heeded them. The beasts easily recognized Hazrat Yahya (a.s) as the prophet
who cared for all the creatures, so they would leave the cave, bowing their
heads.
Bqvûw`qv A‡j nhiZ Bqvn&Bqv (Avt)-Gi Iqvh bwQn‡Zi GB wµqv nw”Qj †h, ewbBmivCj‡`i A‗Íimg~n
µgkt ekxf‚Z n‡q hvw”Qj| Avi wZwb †hw`‡K ‡ei n‡Zb `‡j `‡j gvbyl Zuvi Dci c½cv‡ji b•vq †Kvievb
n‡Z _vKZ| Gw`‡K †Zv Ae¯’v Gic wQj, Aci w`‡K Bû`x‡`i ev`kvn& nxiw`qvm& AZ• ‗ÍAmr Ges hv‡jg
wQj, †m nhiZ Bqvn&Bqv (Avt)-Gi µgea‣gvb RbwcÖqZv †`‡L K¤úgvb nw”Qj| Aïf NUbvµ‡g wniw`qv‡mi
•egv‡Îq fvB‡qi G‡‗ÍKvj n‡q †Mj| Zvi ¯¿x AZ¨‗Í my‘`ix wQj, Avi wni€w`qv‡mi fvex nIqv QvovI Zvi
•ewc‡Îq åvZz¯úywÎ wQj| wniw`qvm Zvi cÖwZ Avm³ n‡q coj Ges Zv‡K weevn K‡i †djj| †h‡nZz GB
weevn Bm&ivCjx a‡g‣ kixAZ we‡ivax wQj, myZivs nhiZ Bqvn&Bqv (Avt) c~Y‣ ivR`iev‡ii mg‡ÿ Zv‡K wZi¯‥vi
Ki‡jb Ges Avjøvn& ZvÕAvjvi Avhv‡ei fq cÖ`k‣b Ki‡jb| wn‡ivw`qv‡mi †cÖqmx GUv ï‡b wP‗Ívq I †µv‡a
Aaxi n‡q coj Ges Bqvn&Bqv (Avt)-†K KZj K‡i †djvi Rb• wniw`qvm‡K cÖ¯Z ‘ K‡i wbj| GK`v hLb
wZwb ‡neiƒ‡bi gmwR‡` bvgv‡h iZ wQ‡jb, †mB mg‡q Zuv‡K NvZK Øviv nZ•v Kwi‡q w`j| Kuv‡Pi cv‡Î K‡i
g¯ÍK m„‡y‡L Avbvj| wK‗‘ wQb’ g¯ÍK †mB Ae¯’vqI ej‡Z jvMj, ZzB ev`kvn&i Rb• nvjvj bq, †h ch‣‗Íbv Ab•
†Kvb e•w³i mv‡_ †Zvi weevn nq| GB Ae¯’vqB Avjøvn& ZvÕAvjvi Avhve G‡m †mB ¯¿x‡jvKwU‡K Bqvn&Bqv
(Avt)-Gi g¯ÍK †gveviK mn gvwUi bx‡P cy‡Z †djj| Bnv evqZzj gyKvÏv‡m nvBKvj I †Kvievbxi RvqMvi
ga•eZ‣x ¯’v‡b N‡UwQj| GB ¯’v‡b mËi Rb bex‡K knx` Kiv n‡q‡Q|
A conflict took place between Hazrat Yahya (a.s) and the authorities at that
time. A tyrant king, Herod Antipas, the ruler of Palestine, was in love with
Salome, his brother‟s daughter. He was planning to marry his beautiful niece.
On hearing the ruler‟s plan, Hazrat Yahya (a.s) pronounced that such a
marriage would be incestuous. He would not approve it under any
circumstance, as it was against the Law of the Taurat.
Hazrat Yahya (a.s)‟s pronouncement spread like wildfire. Salome was angry,
for it was her ambition to rule the kingdom with her uncle. She plotted to
achieve her aim. Dressing attractively, she sang and danced before her uncle.
Arousing his lust, Herod embraced her, he offered to fulfill whatever she
desired. At once she told him: æI would love to have the head of Hazrat Eahiah
(a.s), because he has defiled your honor and mine throughout the land. If you
grant me this wish, I shall be very happy and will offer myself to you.”
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Bewitched by her charm, he submitted to her request. Hazrat Yahya (a.s) was
executed and his head was brought to Salome. The cruel woman gloated with
delight. But the death of Allah‟s beloved prophet was avenged. Not only she,
but all the children of Israel were severely punished by invading armies which
destroyed their kingdom.
‡giv‡Ri nv`x‡m bex AvKivg (mvt) D‡jøL K‡ibt ÓAZtci hLb Avwg wØZxq Avmgv‡b †cu․Qjvg ZLb
†`Ljvg, Bqvn&Bqv I Cmv AvjvBwngvm& mvjvg we`•gvb i‡q‡Qb| wRe․vCj (Avt) ej‡jb, Bnviv Bqvn&Bqv I
Cmv, Avi Bnviv Df‡q ci¯úi LvjvZ fvB, (KviY, Bqvn&Bqv (Avt)-Gi gvZv AvCkv Ges gwiqg (Avt)-Gi
gvZv nvb’v Df‡q ci¯úi m‡nv`iv fwM’ wQ‡jb|) Bnvw`M‡K mvjvg Kiyb| Avwg Zuv‡`i‡K mvjvg Kijvg, Zuviv
mK‡j Reve w`‡jb| AZtci Df‡q ej‡jb, Avcbvi AvMgb †gveviK nDK, †n Avgv‡`i †bK åvZv Ges †bK
cqM„^i|ÓÑ(†evLvix)
nhiZ Cmv (Avt)
nhiZ Cmv (Avt) gnvm„‡vwbZ Ges `„p cÖwZÁ bex‡`i A‗Íf‣y³ wQ‡jb|ivm~jyjøvn & (mvt) †hgb me bex‡`i
me‣‡kl bex, Z`․c nhiZ Cmv (Avt) BmivCj es‡ki me‣‡kl bex| nhiZ Cmv (Avt) Ges gynv„‡v`yi ivm~jyjøvn&
(mvt)-Gi gvSLv‡b †Kvb bex †cÖwiZ nbwb| gvSLv‡bi GB 570 eQ‡i ¯^fveZtB Inx Avmv eÜ wQj| ZvIivZ
wKZve bvwhj nIqvi ci Bn~`xiv `x‡bi g‡a• †h wewfb’ ai‡bi ¸givnxi AbycÖ‡ek NwU‡qwQj, BÄxj wKZve
ZvIivZ‡K c~Y‣Zvi ch‣v‡q †cu․‡Q †`qvi `vwqZ‛ cvjb K‡i Ges ebx BmivC‡ji g‡a• nhiZ g~mv (Avt)-Gi
wn`vqv‡Zi we¯‡„Z evYx‡K nhiZ Cmv (Avt)-B c~Ye‣vi ¯‡iY Kwi‡q †`b| wZwb bZzbfv‡e ing‡Zi cÖm․eY
cÖevwnZ K‡i ïwK‡q hvIqv K…wl‡K c~bR‣xweZ K‡i †Zv‡jb| Dci‗‘ nhiZ Cmv (Avt)-B gnvbex gynv¤§v` (mvt)-
Gi me‡P‡q eo †NvlK Ges mymsev``vZv|
The Israelites had settled in the blessed land, Palestine. They ruled for a long
time. They had a vast kingdom. Allah, the Almighty chose many prophets from
among them. They followed the Holy Book, the Taurat. The Prophet Dawud
(a.s) and his son Prophet Sulaiman (a.s) won great popularity as kings and
commanded high respect. Their followers believed in Allah and led noble lives.
As the time passed by, they began to pay less attention to the teachings of
Allah. They forgot the Divine favours. They made alterations in the Holy Book
according to their own tastes. Most of the Israelites adopted indecent ways of
life and committed major sins. They used to kill their prophets. Hazrat
Zakariya (a.s) and his son Hazrat Yahya (a.s) was the last prophets they killed.
The Holy Quran makes mention of the cruel acts of the Israelites in the
following Verses:
æThose who have rejected Allah‟s revelations, and killed the prophets unjustly,
and killed those who advocated justice among the people, announce to them a
painful chastisement.” (Al-e-Imran:21)
At that time there existed a powerful kingdom in the world. It was called the
kingdom of Romans. They were polytheists and pagans. They did not worship
one God and prayed to many idols made of stones. The Roman society was
divided into two factions. The ruling class was very strong and arrogant
whereas the ordinary people lived in misery. They were ill-treated as slaves.
The female sex enjoyed no privilege in that era. Palestine, the blessed land was
ruled by Herod, a cruel king. The people disliked him. They were scared stiff of
him. They could not utter a word of complaint against him lest they should be
put to sword.
Allah, the Beneficent, showed His favours and wanted to guide the depraved
humanity to the right oath. He desired to make the people believe in Allah
through miracles.
Òwbtm‡‘`‡n Avjøvn& Av`g (Avt), b~n (Avt) I Beivnxg (Avt)-Gi eskai Ges Ggiv‡bi Lv‘`vb‡K mgMÖ
`ywbqvevmxi Dci †k․ôZ‛ I cÖvavb• `vb K‡i‡Qb| hviv eskai wQ‡jb ci¯ú‡ii| Avjøvn& k․eYKvix I
gnvÁvbx|Ó(m~iv Av‡j Bgivb t 33-7)
GB gnvgvbeMY‡K Avjøvn Zvqvjv mviv we‡k†i Dci g‡bvbxZ K‡i‡Qb| nhiZ Av`g (Avt)-‡K Avjøvn Zvqvjv
wb‡Ri nv‡Z m„wó K‡i‡Qb, Zuvi g‡a• wb‡Ri iƒn cÖ‡ek Kwi‡q‡Qb, Zuv‡K mgMÖ Ávb-weÁvb `vb K‡i
†d‡ikZvM‡Yi Øviv wmR`v Kwi‡q Zuv‡K m„‡vwbZ Kwi‡q‡Qb, Zuv‡K Rvb’v‡Z emevm Kwi‡q‡Qb, AZtci Avjøvn
Zvqvjvi ‣bcyb• cÖKv‡ki R‡b• Zuv‡K c„w_ex‡Z cvwV‡q‡Qb Ges Zuvi gva•‡gB gvbeRvwZi m~Pbv Kwi‡q‡Qb|
mviv `ywbqv hLb cÖwZgv c~Rvq †Q‡q hvq ZLb nhiZ b~n (Avt)-‡K cÖ_g ivm~j iƒ‡c †cÖiY K‡ib| wZwb w`b
ivZ cÖKv‡k• †Mvc‡b gvbyl‡K Avjøvni w`‡K Avn‚vb K‡ib, wK‗‘ Zviv †Kvbg‡ZB Zuvi K_vq Cgvb Av‡b bvB|
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d‡j Zuvi Abymvix gvÎ Avwk Rb‡K Qvov Aewkó mKj‡K gnvcøve‡b wbgw¾Z K‡ib| AZtci Avjøvn Zvqvjv
nhiZ Beivnxg (Avt)-Gi eskai‡K g‡bvbxZ K‡ib| gvÎ Kg‡ekx GMvi Rb bex Qvov mg¯Í bex ivm~jB
Beivnxg (Avt)-Gi eska‡ii ga• n‡Z wQ‡jb| Zuvi cÖ_g cyÎ nhiZ BmgvCj (Avt)-Gi es‡kB gvbeRvwZi
†bZv, bexKzj wk‡ivgwb Ges bex‡`i (Avt) mgvßKvix nhiZ gyn„‡` †gv¯Ídv (mvt) Rb‟MÖnY K‡ib|
Bgiv‡bi esk‡KI Avjøvn Zvqvjv g‡bvbxZ K‡ib| Bgivb nhiZ Cmv (Avt)-Gi Rbbx nhiZ gwiq‡gi wcZvi
bvg| ebx BmivC‡ji g‡a• Bgivb GKRb Av‡e` Ges mvaK e•w³ wQ‡jb| G Kvi‡b bvgv‡h BgvgwZi `vwqZ‛I
Zuvi Dci b¨¯ÍwQj| Zuvi ¯¿x nvb’vI wQ‡jb GKRb Bev`Z ¸Rvi mvaK gwnjv| wb‡R‡`i †bK Pwi‡Îi Kvi‡Y
Zuviv Df‡q ebx BmivB‡ji AZ•‗ÍwcÖqcvÎ wQ‡jb| Bgivb nhiZ myjvqgvb(Avt)-Gi es‡ki †jvK| Avi nvb’v
web‡Z dvKzh Be‡b KvexjI `vD` (Avt)-Gi eskai| gyn„‡` Be‡b BmnvK Bgiv‡bi esk-ZvwjKv wb”iƒc eY‣bv
K‡i‡Qbt Bgivb Be‡b Bqvwkg Be‡b gxkv Be‡b RvhwKqv Be‡b Beivnxg Be‡b Avhvwiqv Be‡b bvwek Be‡b
AvRi Be‡b Bqvn&Iqv Be‡b bvwhg Be‡b gvKvwmZv Be‡b Bkv Be‡b AvBqvh Be‡b ivLxAvg Be‡b myjvqgvb
Be‡b `vD` (Avt)| nhiZ `vD` (Avt) nhiZ Beivnxg (Avt)-Gi cÖ_gv ¯¿x nhiZ mvivi Mf©RvZ cyÎ nhiZ
BmnvK (Avt)-Gi cyÎ nhiZ BqvKze (Avt)-Gi eskai| nhiZ Beivnxg (Avt) nhiZ b~n (Avt)-Gi cyÎ
mv‡gi eskai| nhiZ b~n (Avt) nhiZ Av`g (Avt)-Gi Z…Zxq cyÎ nhiZ kxk (Avt)-Gi eskai wQ‡jb|
GR‡b• Dc‡ii Avqv‡Z ejv n‡q‡Q †h, Zuviv eskai wQ‡jb ci¯ú‡ii|
Zvdmx‡i gvhnvix‡Z Be‡b Rvixi, Be‡b BmnvK I BKivgvi eY‣bvq ejv nq †h, Bgiv‡bi †Kvb m‗Ívb wQj bv|
Zuvi ¯¿x nvb’vi Awai AvMÖn wQj Zuv‡`i `v„cZ• Rxe‡b m‗Ív‡bi AvMgb NUzK| GKw`b wZwb GKwU Mv‡Qi Qvqvq
e‡mwQ‡jb| G mg‡q †`L‡jb, GKwU cvwL Zvi ev”Pvi †Vuv‡U †VuvU †i‡L LvIqv‡”Q| G `„k• †`‡L Zuvi A‗Íi
m‗Ívb jv‡fi evmbvq e•Kzj n‡q D‡V| GRb• wZwb me mgq m‗Ívb jv‡fi Avkvq Avjøvn&i `iev‡i AvKzj
Av‡e`b Rvbv‡Z jvM‡jb Ges Ae‡k‡l Avjøvn& ZvAvjv Zuvi Av‡e`b gÄyi K‡i wb‡jb| Zuvi Mf‣ hLb wbwðZ
n‡jv ZLb wZwb gvbZ Ki‡jb, †n Avgvi cÖwZcvjK| Avgvi D`‡ii m‗Ívb‡K Avwg †Zvgvi cweÎ Ni evBZzj
gyKvÏv‡mi †L`g‡Z DrmM‣ Ki‡ev| `ywbqvi e•¯ÍZvq Avwg Zv‡K Rov‡ev bv| †m †hb ¯^vaxbfv‡e †Kej †Zvgvi
Dcvmbvq wb‡qvwRZ _vK‡Z cv‡i|
ebx BmivC‡ji g‡a• Bgivb GKRb Av‡e` Ges mvaK e•w³ wQ‡jb| G Kvi‡b bvgv‡h BgvgwZi
`vwqZ¡I Zuvi Dci b¨¯Í wQj| Zuvi ¯¿x nvb’vI wQ‡jb GKRb Bev`Z ¸Rvi mvaK gwnjv| wb‡R‡`i †bK Pwi‡Îi
Kvi‡Y Zuviv Df‡q ebx BmivB‡ji AZ¨‗Í wcÖqcvÎ wQ‡jb| Bgivb nhiZ myjvqgvb (Avt)-Gi es‡ki †jvK|
Avi nvb’v web‡Z dvKzh Be‡b KvexjI `vD` (Avt)-Gi eskai| Bgiv‡bi esk-ZvwjKv wb”iƒct Bgivb Be‡b
Bqvwkg Be‡b gxkv Be‡b RvhwKqv Be‡b Beivnxg Be‡b Avhvwiqv Be‡b bvwek Be‡b AvRi Be‡b Bqvn&Iqv
Be‡b bvwhg Be‡b gvKvwmZv Be‡b Bkv Be‡b AvBqvh Be‡b ivLxAvg Be‡b myjvqgvb Be‡b `vD` (Avt)|
Bgiv‡bi †Kvb m‗Ívb wQj bv| Zuvi ¯¿x nvb’vi Awai AvMÖn wQj Zuv‡`i `v„cZ• Rxe‡b m¯Ív‡bi AvMgb NUzK|
GRb• wZwb me mgq m‗Ívb jv‡fi Avkvq Avjøvn&i `iev‡i AvKzj Av‡e`b Rvbv‡Zb Ges Avjøvn& ZvAvjv Zuvi
Av‡e`b gÄyi K‡i wb‡jb|
Òwbtm‡‘`‡n Avjøvn& Av`g (Avt), b~n (Avt) I Beivnxg (Avt)-Gi eskai Ges Ggiv‡bi Lv‘`vb‡K
mgMÖ `ywbqvevmxi Dci †k․ôZ‛ I cÖvavb• `vb K‡i‡Qb| hviv eskai wQ‡jb ci¯ú‡ii| Avjøvn & k․eYKvix I
gnvÁvbx| Ggiv‡bi ¯¿x hLb ejj, †n Avgvi cvjbKZ‣v| Avgvi M‡f‣ hv i‡q‡Q Avwg Zv‡K †Zvgvi bv‡g
DrmM‣ Kijvg mevi KvQ †_‡K gy³ †i‡L| Avgvi cÿ †_‡K Zzwg Zv‡K Keyj K‡i bvI, wbðqB Zzwg k․eYKvix,
me‣ÁvZ| AZtci hLb Zv‡K cÖme Ki‡jv, ejj, †n Avgvi cvjbKZ‣v| Avwg ‡Zv Kb•v cÖme K‡iwQ| e¯‘Zt wK
†m cÖme K‡i‡Q Avjøvn & Zv fvjB Rv‡bb| †mB Kb•vi gZ †Kvb cyÎB †h †bB| Avi Avwg Zvi bvg ivLjvg
gviBqvg| Avi Avwg Zv‡K I Zvi m‗Ívb‡`i‡K Awfkß kqZvb n‡Z †Zvgvi Avk․‡q mgc‣Y Kijvg| AZtci
Zuvi cvjbKZ‣v Zuv‡K DËgfv‡e MÖnY K‡i wb‡jb Ges DËg c‗’vq Zuvi µgweKvk NUv‡jb| Avi hvKvwiqv‡K
Zuvi ZË‛veav‡b mgc‣Y Ki‡jb|Ó (m~iv Av‡j Bgivb t 33-7)
Maryam‟s mother conceived and delivered Maryam when she was an old
woman, at an age when women usually can no longer have babies. One day
Maryam‟s mother saw a bird feeding its young and she longed for a baby
herself. She made a supplication to Allah to bless her with a child and vowed
that she would make him a servant for the Holy House in Jerusalem, dedicated
for worship, because she thought the child would be male. Allah answered her
supplication and Maryam‟s mother conceived and delivered a baby girl. She
named her Maryam and asked Allah to protect her and her offspring from evil.
Bgiv‡bi ¯¿x beRvZ wkï m‗Ívb‡K †bKovq gywo‡q nhiZ g~mv (Avt)-Gi fvB nhiZ nviƒ‡bi (Avt) DËi cyiæl
eby Kvwn‡bi wbKU wb‡q †M‡jb| ZLb Zviv evqZzj gyKvÏv‡mi cv‡k†‣ nyRiv msjM’ ¯’v‡b evm KiZ| wZwb
ej‡jb, GB MÖnY Ki †Zvgv‡`i gvbZ m‗Ívb| Avwg G‡K ¯^vaxb K‡i w`e e‡j gvbZ K‡iwQjvg| A_P GUv †h
¯¿x RvZxq| †Kvb FZzmv․ ‡e Avµv‗Í gwnjvB MxR‣vi †mev Ki‡Z cv‡i bv| wK‗‘ AvwgI Zv‡K N‡i wdwi‡q wbe bv|
ZLb Zviv ejvewj Kij †h, GwU Avgv‡`i Bgv‡gi Kb•v| ZvB Avgv‡`i Kzievbxi Rb• AwaK Dc‡hvMx| Bgivb
Zv‡`i bvgv‡h BgvgwZ Ki‡Zb| ZLb nhiZ hvKvwiqv ej‡jb, G‡K Avgvi nvIqvjvq ‡Q‡o `vI| †h‡nZz Zvi
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Lvjv Avgvi ¯¿x| Zviv ejj, G‡Z Avgiv m‗‘ó _vK‡Z cvwibv| †Kbbv, GwU Avgv‡`i Bgv‡gi Kb•v| AZtci
†h Kjg Øviv wZwb ZvIivZ wjL‡Zb Zv Øviv Zviv jUvixi e•e¯’v Kij|
BKivgv, myÏx, KvZv`v eY‣bv K‡ib, AZtci Zviv mK‡jB R`‣vb b`xi Zx‡i G‡m Giæc jUvixi e•e¯’v
Kij †h, Zviv mK‡j Zv‡`i n¯Íw¯’Z Kjg¸wj cvwbi †m․v‡Z wb‡ÿc Ki‡e| hvi Kjg GB †m․v‡Z w¯’i _vK‡e,
†m Zvi cÖwZcvj‡bi `vwqZ‛ MÖnY Ki‡e| AZGe Zviv mK‡jB ¯^ ¯^ Kjg wb‡ÿc Ki‡jb| cvwbi †m․v‡Z
mK‡ji Kjg ‡f‡m †Mj| wK‗‘ nhiZ hvKvwiqv (Avt)-Gi KjgwU w¯’i iBj| AviI ejv nq †h, Zuvi KjgwU
cvwbi †m․vZ D‡cÿv K‡i †m․v‡Zi wecixZ w`‡K Pjj| Z`ycwi wZwb wQ‡jb Zv‡`i mK‡ji e‡qv‡R•ô, Zv‡`i
†bZv, Bgvg Ges bex (Avt)| Kv‡nbMY hLb †`L‡jb A`„k• mvnvh• hvKvwiqv (Avt)-Gi AbK‚‡jB i‡q‡Q ZLb
Zuviv m‗‘ó g‡b G wm×v‡‗Íi mvg‡b gv_v bZ K‡i w`‡jb| Gfv‡e GB †m․fvM•evb AvgvbZ nhiZ hvKvwiqv
(Avt)-Gi ZË¡veav‡b †mvc`‣ Kiv nj|
ÒZzwg †Zv ZLb †mLv‡b Dcw¯’Z wQ‡j bv hLb (nvqKv‡ji †mev‡qZMY) gwiq‡gi c„ô‡cvlK †K n‡e Zv wVK
Kivi Rb• wbR wbR Kjg wb‡ÿc KiwQj, Avi G e•vcv‡i Zv‡`i g‡a• hLb SMovi m„wó n‡qwQj|Ó
(m~iv Avj&-Bgivb t 44)
nhiZ hvKvwiqv (Avt) nhiZ gwiqg (Avt)-Gi Rb• nvqKv‡ji mwb’K‡U GKwU †KvVv wbw`‣ó K‡i †`b| hv‡Z
wZwb w`‡bi †ejv †mLv‡b Ae¯’vb K‡i Avjøvn&i Bev`Z e‡‘`Mx‡Z w`b KvUv‡Z cv‡ib| Avi iv‡Zi ‡ejv wZwb
Zv‡K wbR ¯¿x I gwiq‡gi Lvjv AvCkvi Kv‡Q wb‡q Avm‡Zb Ges GLv‡b ivZ hvcb Ki‡Zb| nhiZ gwiqg
(Avt) w`bivZ Avjøvn&i Bev`‡Z gk¸j _vK‡Zb Ges nvqKv‡ji wL`g‡Zi cvjv Avm‡j ZvI wZwb AZ•‗Í •
myPviiƒ‡c AvÄvg w`‡Zb| GgbwK Zuvi ZvKIqv I Avjøvn&fxwZ ebx BmivCj‡`i g‡a• cÖev‡` cwiYZ nq Ges
hÎZÎ Zuvi Bev`Z-e‡‘`Mx I GKwbô mvabvi K_v Av‡jvwPZ n‡Z _v‡K| gyRvwn` e‡jb, nhiZ gwiqvg ivw·Z
`xN‣mgq Bev`Z Ki‡Zb hvi d‡j Zuvi `yB cv‡q LyuZ G‡mwQj|
nhiZ hvKvwiqv (Avt) nhiZ gwiqg (Avt)-‡K †`Lvïbv Kivi cÖ‡qvR‡b KL‡bv KL‡bv Zuvi cÖ‡Kv‡ô
cÖ‡ek K‡i Zuvi mvg‡b Amg‡q ZvRv dj Dcw¯’Z †`‡L Avðh‣ n‡Zb I †kl ch‣‗ Í wZwb Avi wR‡Ám bv K‡i
_vK‡Z cvi‡jb bv| wZwb ej‡jb, †n gwiqg, Amg‡q GB ZvRv dj †Zvgvi Kv‡Q †Kv_v †_‡K Av‡m? wZwb
ej‡jb, GUv Avgvi cÖwZcvj‡Ki we‡kl AbyMÖn| wZwb hv‡K Pvb AwP‗Íbxqfv‡e wiwhK †cu․‡Q †`b|
ÒhLbB hvKvwiqv †gniv‡ei g‡a• Zuvi Kv‡Q Avm‡Zb ZLbB wKQy Lvevi †`L‡Z †c‡Zb| wR‡Ám Ki‡Zb,
gwiqg, †Kv_v †_‡K Gme †Zvgvi Kv‡Q G‡jv? wZwb ej‡Zb, Gme Avjøvni wbKU †_‡K Av‡m| Avjøvn& hv‡K
B”Qv †ewnmve wiwhK `vb K‡ib|Ó (m~iv Avj-Bgivb t 37)
nhiZ hvKvwiqv (Avt) GK_v ky‡b eyS‡Z cvi‡jb †h, gnvb I gnvgwng Avjøvn&i `iev‡i gwiq‡gi
GKUv we‡kl gh‣v`v I ¯’vb i‡q‡Q| nhiZ hvKvwiqv (Avt) hLb cÖZ•ÿ Ki‡jb †h, Avjøvn Zv Avjv gwiqg‡K
MÖx‡®‡i mgq kxZKvjxb djg~j Ges kxZKv‡j MÖx®‡Kvjxb djg~j Øviv RxweKv `vb Ki‡Qb, ZLb Zvi GB
eva‣‡K•I m‗ÍÍv‡bi AvKvsLv Rb‟vj| hw`I Zvi kixi `~e‣j n‡q c‡owQj I gv_vi Pzj¸wj mv`v n‡qwQj Ges Zvi
¯¿x wQj eÜ•v, GZ`m‡Ë‛I GKwU m‗Ív‡bi AvKzwZ Zvi A‗͇ii Mfx‡i `vbv ‡eu‡a DVj| wZwb AZ•‗Í webq I
bg․Zv mnKv‡i Avjøvn&i `iev‡i nvZ Zz‡j †`vqv Ki‡jb Ges Avjøvn& ZvAvjv Zuvi Av‡e`b gÄyi K‡i wb‡jb|
Ò†mLv‡bB hvKvwiqv Zuvi cvjbKZ‣vi wbKU c․v_‣bv Ki‡jb, wZwb ej‡jb, †n Avgvi cvjbKZ‣v, Avgv‡K
Avcbvi wbKU n‡Z cyZ-cweÎ m‗Ívb `vb Kiæb, wbðqB Avcwb cÖv_‣bv k․eYKvix| AZtci hLb wZwb †gniv‡ei
g‡a• bvgv‡h `uvwo‡qwQ‡jb, ZLb †d‡ikZviv Zuv‡K †W‡K ej‡jb †h, Avjøvn& Avcbv‡K mymsev` w`‡”Qb
BqvnBqv m„c‡K‣, whwb Avjøvni GKwU K‡jgv (Cmv Avt-Gi beyqZ)-Gi mZ•Zv cÖKvkKvix n‡eb, whwb †bZv
n‡eb Ges bvix‡`i ms¯ú‡k‣ hv‡eb bv, wZwb AZ•‗Í mrKg‣kxj bex n‡eb| wZwb ej‡jb, ‡n cvjbKZ‣v, †Kgb
K‡i Avgvi cyÎ-m‗Ívb n‡e, Avgvi †h eva‣K• G‡m †M‡Q, Avgvi ¯¿xI †h eÜ•v| ej‡jb, Avjvøn& Ggwbfv‡eB hv
B”Qv K‡ib ZvB K‡i _v‡Kb| wZwb ej‡jb, †n cvjbKZ‣v, Avgvi Rb• ‡Kvb wb`k‣b wbw`‣ó Kiæb| wZwb ej‡jb,
†Zvgvi Rb• wb`k‣b n‡jv GB †h, Zzwg wZb w`b ch‣‗Í Bw½Z e•ZxZ †jv‡Ki mv‡_ K_v ej‡Z cvi‡e bv| Avi
†Zvgvi cvjbKZ‣v‡K AwaK cwigv‡Y ¯‡iY Ki‡e Avi mKvj-mÜ•v Zuvi cweÎZv I gwngv †NvlYv Ki‡e|Ó
(m~iv Avj-Bgivb t 38-41)
Gfv‡e nhiZ gwiqg (Avt) GK hyM ch‣‗ Í wb‡Ri cyZ -cweÎ Kg©e¨¯Zvi ga• w`‡q wb®‥jyl Rxeb-hvcb
Ki‡Z _v‡Kb| cweÎ nvqKv‡ji me‣‡k․ô Lv‡`g nhiZ hvKvwiqv (Avt) Zuvi mvabv Ges Avjøvn& fxwZ‡Z mxgvnxb
fv‡e cÖfvweZ wQ‡jb| Avjøvn& ZvAvjv Zuvi m„‡vb, gh‣v`v I cÖfve‡K A‡bK D”P I Db’Z K‡i‡Qb Ges
†d‡ik&Zv‡`i gva•‡g Avjøvn&i `iev‡i Zuvi †bK ev‘`v wnmv‡e M„nxZ nIqvi mymsev` ïwb‡q‡Qbt
ÒAvi hLb †d‡ikZviv ejj, †n gwiqg, Avjøv&n& †Zvgv‡K cQ‘` K‡i‡Qb Ges †Zvgv‡K cweÎ cwiæQb’
K‡i w`‡q‡Qb| Avi †Zvgv‡K wek†-bvix mgv‡Ri D‡a‚‣ g‡bvbxZ K‡i‡Qb| †n gwiqg, †Zvgvi cvjbKZ‣vi
Dcvmbv Ki Ges iæKzKvix‡`i mv‡_ †mR`v I iæKz Ki|Ó (m~iv Av‡j Bgivb t 42-43)
ivm~jyjøvn (mvt) e‡jb, Òcyiyl †jvK‡`i g‡a• A‡bK e•w³B c~Y‣Zvq †cu․‡Q‡Qb| wK‗‘ ¯¿x‡jvK‡`i g‡a• gvÎ
`yBRb c~Y‣Zvq †cu․‡Q‡Qb| Bgivb Kb•v gwiqg Ges gyhvwng Kb•v I wdivD‡bi ¯¿x AvwQqv|Ó
Avjøvn& ZvAvjvi ¯’vqx bxwZ GB wQj †h, K‡qK kZvãx AZxZ nIqvi cici wZwb Ggb GKRb `„p msK‡íi
AwaKvix Ges cÖfvekvjx bex cvVv‡Zb whwb hy‡Mi cwiµgvq m„ó mvaviY Avw_‣K ïb•Zv `~i K‡i mZ•‡K MÖnY
Kivi wbR‣xe †SuvK cÖeYZv‡K m‡ZR K‡i †Zv‡jb Ges `~e‣j Avw_‣K ms‡hvM‡K µgvMZfv‡e kw³kvjx K‡i
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†Zv‡jb| †h RvwZi g‡a• GB gnvb cqM„^‡ii Avwef‣ve n‡e, kZ kZ eQi c~e‣ †_‡K n‡Ki Avn‚vbKvixMY
(bex-ivm~jMY) Zuvi AvMg‡bi mymsev` w`‡Z _v‡Kb, hv‡Z Zuvi `vIqv‡Zi Rb• gq`vb mgZj n‡Z cv‡i|
ÒAvjøvn&i ev‘`v g~mv B‡‗ÍKvj Kivi Av‡M ewbBmivCj‡`i ej‡jbÑ
gvey` Z~i cvnvo n‡Z Avm‡jb,
wZwb †mqxi n‡Z Zv‡`i Dci Av‡jv w`‡jb;
Zuvi Av‡jv cviY cvnvo n‡Z Qwo‡q coj|ÓÑ(ZvIivZ)
GB mymsev‡`i g‡a• Ògvey` Z~i cvnvo n‡Z Avm‡jbÓ nhiZ g~mv (Avt)-Gi beyq‡Zi cÖwZ BswMZ Kiv n‡q‡Q
Ges Ò†mqxi n‡Z Zv‡`i Dci Av‡jv w`‡jbÓ evK¨vsk Øviv nhiZ Cmv (Avt)-Gi beyqZ eySv‡bv n‡q‡Q|
†Kbbv, GB cvnv‡oi Ô†e‡_jnvgÕ bvgK ¯’v‡bB wZwb Rb‟MÖnY K‡ib| Avi ÒZuvi Av‡jv cviY cvnvo n‡Z
Qwo‡q cojÓ evK•vs‡k wimvjv‡Zi m~h‣ Dw`Z nIqvi †NvlYv †`qv n‡q‡Q| †Kbbv, ÔcviYÕ n‡”Q †nRvR (g°v)-
i cÖwm× ce‣Z‡k․Yxi bvg|
Bqvn&Bqv bexi MÖ‡‗’ Av‡Qt Ò†`L, Avwg †Zvgvi Av‡M Avgvi cqM„^i cvVvw”Q, †h †Zvgvi iv¯Ív cÖ¯Z ‘
Ki‡e| giyf‚wg‡Z Avn‚vbKvixi WvK ïbv hv‡”Q †h, m`vcÖfzi iv¯Ív •Zix Ki, Zuvi iv¯Ív‡K †mvRv evbvI|Ó
GB mymsev‡`i g‡a• ÒcqM„^iÓ e‡j nhiZ Cmv (Avt)-†K eySv‡bv n‡q‡Q Ges Ògiyf‚wg‡Z
Avn‚vbKvixÓ n‡jb nhiZ Bqvn&qv (Avt), whwb nhiZ Cmv (Avt)-Gi †NvlK wQ‡jb Ges Zuvi AvMg‡bi c~‡e‣
ebx BmivCj‡`i Zuvi beyqZ I wimvjv‡Zi K_v ïbv‡Zb| KziAvb gRx`I nhiZ hvKvwiqv (Avt) Ges nhiZ
Bqvn&Bqv (Avt)-Gi NUbv‡K nhiZ Cmv (Avt)-Gi AvMg‡bi f‚wgKv wnmv‡e eY‣bv K‡i‡Q Ges Bqvn&qv (Avt)-
†K Cmv (Avt)-Gi †NvlK I mymsev``vZv e‡j‡Q|
Ò†d‡ikZvMY Zuv‡K (hvKvwiqv) †mB mgq †W‡K ejj, hLb †m †gniv‡ei g‡a• `uvwo‡q bvgvh cowQj,
Avjøvn& †Zvgv‡K Bqvn&qv (m‗Ívb) m„c‡K‣ mymsev` w`‡q‡Qb| †m Avjøvn&i GKwU K‡jgvi (Cmv) mZ¨Zv
cÖgvbKvix n‡e|Ó(m~iv Av‡j Bgivb t 39)
nhiZ gwiqg (Avt) me mgq wbR cÖ‡Kv‡ô Avjøvn&i Bev`‡Z wjß _vK‡Zb Ges we‡kl cÖ‡qvRb Qvov
KL‡bv evB‡i †ei n‡Zb bv| GK`v wZwb gmwR‡` AvKmvi (nvqKvj) c~e‣ cÖv‡‗Í †jvK Pÿzi A‗Íiv‡j †Kvb
cÖ‡qvR‡bi cwi‡cÖwÿ‡Z GKwU cÖ‡Kv‡ô GKvKx emv wQ‡jb| nVvr Avjøvn&i †d‡ik&Zv wRe․vCj (Avt) gvbe
AvK…wZ‡Z AvZ‟cÖKvk Ki‡jb| nhiZ gwiqg (Avt) GKRb AcwiwPZ †jvK‡K Gfv‡e c`‣vnxb Ae¯’vq mvg‡b
Dcw¯’Z †`‡L fq †c‡q †M‡jb| wZwb ej‡Z jvM‡jb, †Zvgvi g‡a• hw` mvgvb• cwigvYI Avjøvn&i fq †_‡K
_v‡K Zvn‡j Avwg `qvgq Avjøvn&i †`vnvB w`‡q †Zvgvi †_‡K Avk․q Pvw”Q| †d‡ikZv ej‡jb, gwiqg, f‡qi
†Kvb KviY †bB| Avwg gvbyl bB, Avjøvn&i †cÖwiZ †d‡ikZv| Avwg †Zvgv‡K cyÎ m‗Ívb jv‡fi mymsev` w`‡Z
G‡mwQ| nhiZ gwiqg (Avt) GK_v ï‡b AevK n‡q †M‡jb Ges ej‡jb, wKfv‡e Avgvi cyÎ m‗Ívb n‡Z cv‡i,
KL‡bv †Kvb cyiyl †jvKB Avgv‡K ¯ck‣ Ki‡Z cv‡iwb? Avwg †Zv Kv‡iv weevnvax‡bI bB Ges †hbvKvwiYxI
bB| †d‡ikZv Reve w`‡jb, Avwg †Zvgvi cÖwZcvj‡Ki evZ‣vevnK gvÎ| wZwb Avgv‡K Gfv‡eB e‡j‡Qb Ges
wZwb GI e‡j‡Qb, GUv Avwg GRb• Kie †h, †Zvgv‡K Ges †Zvgvi m‗Ívb‡K wek†Rvnv‡bi Rb• Avgvi Amxg
Kz`i‡Zi wb`k‣b evbve Ges †Q‡jwU Avgvi cÿ †_‡K ingZ¯^iƒc n‡e|
Ò†n gynv„‡` (mvt), GB wKZv‡e gviBqv‡gi K_v eY‣bv Kiæb, hLb †m Zuvi cwiev‡i †jvKRb †_‡K
c„_K n‡q c~e‣w`‡K GK ¯’v‡b Avk․q wbj| AZtci †m Zv‡`i †_‡K c`‣v K‡i jywK‡q e‡mwQj| GB Ae¯’vq
Avgiv Zuvi Kv‡Q Avgv‡`i †d‡ikZv cvVvjvg, †m Zuvi wbKU c~Y‣ gvbevK…wZ‡Z AvZ‟cÖKvk Kij| gwiqg (Zv‡K
†`‡L fq †c‡q †Mj Ges ) ejj, Zzwg hw` gyËvKx †jvK n‡q _vK Z‡e Avwg `qvgq ingv‡bi bv‡g †Zvgvi
†_‡K Avk․q PvB| †m ejj, Avwg †Zv †Zvgvi cÖwZcvj‡Ki evZ‣vevnK, Avi †Zvgv‡K GKwU cyÎ m‗Ívb `vb Kivi
Rb•B AvÍcÖKvk K‡iwQ| gviBqvg ejj, wKiƒ‡c Avgvi cyÎ n‡e, hLb †Kvb gvbe Avgv‡K ¯úk‣ K‡iwb Ges
Avwg e•wfPvwibxI KLbI wQjvg bv? †m ejj, Ggwb‡ZB n‡e| †Zvgvi cvjbKZ‣v e‡j‡Qb, GUv Avgvi Rb•
mnRmva¨ Ges Avwg Zuv‡K gvby‡li Rb• GKwU wb`k‣b I Avgvi cÿ †_‡K AbyMÖn ¯^iƒc Ki‡Z PvB| GUv †Zv
GK w¯’ixK…Z e•vcvi| AZtci wZwb M‡f‣ m‗Ívb avib Ki‡jb Ges Zrmn GK `~ieZ‣x ¯’v‡b P‡j †M‡jb| cÖme
†e`bv Zuv‡K GK †LRyi-e„ÿ-g~‡j Avk․q wb‡Z eva• Kij| wZwb ej‡jb, nvq, Avwg hw` †Kvbiƒ‡c Gi c~‡e‣ g‡i
†hZvg Ges gvby‡li ¯‡„wZ †_‡K wejyß n‡q †hZvg! AZtci †d‡ikZv Zuv‡K wb”w`K †_‡K Avn‚vb K‡i Zv‡K
ejj, Zzwg `ytL K‡iv bv| †Zvgvi cvjbKZ‣v †Zvgvi cv`‡`‡k GK bni m„wó K‡i‡Qb| Avi Zzwg ‡Zvgvi w`‡K
†LRyi Mv‡Qi Kv‡Û bvov `vI, Zv †_‡K †Zvgvi Dci myc° †LRyi cwZZ n‡e| myZivs Avnvi Ki, cvb Ki Ges
Pÿz kxZj Ki| hw` gvby‡li g‡a• KvD‡K Zzwg †`L, Z‡e e‡j w`I, Avwg Avjøvni D‡Ï‡k• †g․bZvej„^‡bi
gvbZ K‡iwQ| myZivs AvR Avwg wKQy‡ZB †Kvb gvby‡li mv‡_ evK•vjvc Kie bv| AZtci wZwb m‗Ívb‡K wb‡q
Zvi m„cÖ`v‡qi Kv‡Q Dcw¯’Z n‡jb| Zviv ejj, †n gviBqvg, Zzwg GwK ANUb NwU‡q e‡mQ| †n nviƒb-fwMbx,
†Zvgvi wcZv Amr e•w³ wQ‡jb bv Ges †Zvgvi gvZvI wQj bv e•wfPvwibx| AZtci wZwb nv‡Z m‗Ív‡bi w`‡K
Bw½Z Ki‡jb| Zviv ejj, †h ‡Kv‡ji wkï Zvi mv‡_ Avgiv †Kgb K‡i K_v eje? m‗Ívb ejj, Avwg †Zv
Avjøvni `vm| wZwb Avgv‡K wKZve w`‡q‡Qb Ges Avgv‡K bex K‡i‡Qb| Avwg †hLv‡bB _vwK, wZwb Avgv‡K
eiKZgq K‡i‡Qb| wZwb Avgv‡K wb‡`‣k w`‡q‡Qb, hZw`b RxweZ _vwK, ZZw`b bvgvh I hvKvZ Av`vq Ki‡Z|
Ges Avgvi gvZvi cÖwZ AbyMZ _vK‡Z Ges Avgv‡K wZwb D×Z I nZfvM• K‡ib bvB| Avgvi cÖwZ mvjvg
†hw`b Avwg Rb‟MÖnY K‡iwQ, †hw`b g„Zz•eiY Kie Ges †hw`b cybiæ¾xweZ n‡q DwÌZ ne|Ó
(m~iv gwiqg t 16-33)
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Òwbtm‡‘`‡n Avjøvn&i wbKU Cmvi `„óv‗Í n‡PQ Av`‡gi gZ| GBiƒ‡c †h, Avjøvn& Zv‡K gvwU †_‡K m„wó
K‡i‡Qb, AZtci wb‡`‣k w`‡q‡Qbt nI| Avi †m n‡q †Mj|Ó (m~iv Av‡j-Bgivb t 59)
RvwZi †jv‡Kiv GKwU m`•RvZ wkïi gyL †_‡K GBiƒc ÁvbMf‣ K_v ïb‡Z †c‡q Avðh‣vw‗^Z n‡q †Mj
Ges Zv‡`i `„p wek†vm Rb‟vj †h, gwiqg (Avt)-Gi PwiÎ †h †Kvb ai‡bi AcweÎZv I KjylZv †_‡K gy³ Ges
Zuvi R‡b‟i e•vcviwU Avjøvn&i cÿ †_‡K wbwðZB GKwU wb`k‣b| GUv †Mvcb _vKvi gZ †Kvb Lei wQj bv|
Kv‡Q Ges `~‡i me‣ÎB GB we¯‡qKi NUbv Ges nhiZ Cmv (Avt)-Gi R‡b‟i gywRhv Av‡jvwPZ n‡Z jvMj|
gvbe ¯^fve GB gnvb cweÎ mËv m„c‡K‣ cÖ_g †_‡KB wewfb’ aviYvq wjß n‡Z _v‡K| GKw`‡K mr I wbôvevb
†jv‡Kiv Zuvi Aw¯ÍZ‛‡K †m․fv‡M•i PvweKvwV g‡b Ki‡Z jvMj, Aciw`‡K `y®‥…wZKvixiv Zuv‡K wb‡R‡`i Rb•
wec` g‡b Ki‡Z _v‡K| Zv‡`i wnsmv-we‡Øl I cik․xKvZiZv †fZ‡i †fZ‡i Zv‡`i ¯^fveMZ hveZxq kw³ I
†hvM•Zv‡K cy‡o PviLvi K‡i w`‡Z _v‡K| †gvU K_v GB `yB wecixZgyLx cwi‡e‡k Avjøvn& ZvAvjv wb‡Ri
ZË‛veav‡b GB c~Z-cweÎ wkïi cwie„w× I †ndvRZ Ki‡Z _v‡Kb, hv‡Z Zuvi gva•‡g ebx BmivCj RvwZi g„Z
AvZ‟v c~bR‣xeb jvf Ki‡Z cv‡i Ges Zv‡`i Ava•vwZKZvi g„ZcÖvq e„ÿ e„wói R‡j m‡ZR n‡q dz‡j dz‡j
my‡kvwfZ n‡q DV‡Z cv‡i|
ZvIivZ I BÄxj MÖ‡‗’i we‡klÁ Av‡jg Iqvn&e Be‡b gybvwe‚n& †hme NUbvi D‡jøL K‡i‡Qb Ges gw_
wjwLZ mymgvPv‡iI hvi D‡jøL Av‡Q, Zvi g‡a• GB NUbvI Av‡Q †h, hLb nhiZ Cmv (Avt)-Gi Rb‟ nq, †mB
iv‡Z cvi‡m•i ev`kvn AvKv‡k GKwU bZzb Av‡jv‡Kv¾‛j ZviKv †`L‡Z cvb| wZwb ivR `iev‡ii †R•vwZl‡`i
G m„c‡K‣ wR‡Ám Ki‡jb| Zviv ejj, GB ZviKv †Kvb gnvb e•w³‡Z‛i Avwef‣v‡ei msev` enb Ki‡Q, whwb
wmwiqvq Rb‟MÖnY K‡i‡Qb| ev`kvn ZrÿYvr m‡e‣vËg myMwÜi Dc‡X․Kbmn wmwiqvq cÖwZwbwa `j cvVvb, †hb
Zviv GB wkïi R‡b‟i NUbvejx AbymÜvb K‡i Rvb‡Z cv‡i| cÖwZwbwa`j wmwiqvq †cu․‡Q NUbvi AbymÜvb ïi€
K‡i †`q Ges Zviv Bn~`x‡`i e‡j, Avgv‡`i †mB wkïi R‡b‟i K_v kybvI whwb A`~i fwel•‡Z Ava•vwZK
RM‡Zi ev`kvn n‡eb| cvi‡m•i cÖwZwbwa `‡ji gy‡L Bn~`xiv GK_v ï‡b wb‡R‡`i ev`kvn †nv‡iv`‡K AewnZ
Kij| ev`kvn Zv‡`i wbR `iev‡i †W‡K cvwV‡q NUbvi mZ•Zv hvPvB Ki‡jv| Zv‡`i gy‡L NUbv ï‡b †m LyeB
Nve‡o †Mj Ges GB wkï m„c‡K‣ Z_• msMÖn Kivi Rb• Zv‡`i AbygwZ w`j| cvi‡m•i cÖwZwbwa `j evBZzj
gyKvÏvm †cu․‡Q nhiZ Cmv (Avt)-†K †`L‡Z †c‡q wb‡R‡`i †`‡ki cÖ_v †gvZv‡eK cÖ_‡g Zv‡K m„‡vbm~PK
wmR`v Kij, AZtci myMwÜi Dc‡X․Kb Zuvi Rb• DrmM‣ Kij| Zviv wKQzw`b GLv‡b Ae¯’vb K‡i| Zv‡`i †KD
†KD ¯^‡c’ †`L‡Z cvq †h, ev`kvn †n‡iv` GB wkïi cÖv‡Yi kÎ n‡e| AZGe †Zvgiv GLb Zvi Kv‡Q Avi
wd‡i hv‡e bv Ges †e‡_jnvg †_‡K mivmwi †`‡k wd‡i hvI|
†fvi †ejv cÖwZwbwa `j †`‡ki D‡Ï‡k• iIbv nIqvi mgq nhiZ gwiqg (Avt)-†K wb‡R‡`i ¯^‡c’i
K_v ïbv‡jv Ges ejj, g‡b n‡”Q Bn~`x‡`i ev`kv †n‡iv‡`i D‡Ïk• AZ•v‗Í Lvivc Ges †m GB wkïi cÖv‡Yi
`ykgb| AZGe Avcwb GB wkï‡K Zvi bvMv‡ji evB‡i †Kv_vI wb‡q †i‡L w`b| GB civgk‣ Abyhvqx nhiZ
gwiqg (Avt) wkï Cmv gmxn (Avt)-†K wb‡q wgm‡i Zuvi †Kvb AvÍx‡qi Kv‡Q P‡j hvb Ges c‡i †mLvb †_‡K
bv‡mivq P‡j Av‡mb| Cmv (Avt) hLb †Zi eQ‡i c`vc‣b K‡ib ZLb wZwb Zuv‡K mv‡_ K‡i cybivq evBZzj
gyKvÏv‡m wd‡i G‡jb|
nhiZ gmxn& (Avt)-Gi beyqZ cÖvwßi c~‡e‣ Bn~`xiv †k‡iKx-AvKx`v wek†vm‡K wb‡R‡`i a‡g‣i As‡k
cwiYZ K‡i wb‡qwQj Ges wg_•v, cÖZviYv wnsmv-we‡Ø‡li gZ wbK…ó PwiÎ-‣bwZKZv‡K Kvh‣Z Db’Z PwiÎ-
‣bwZKZvi gh‣v`v `vb K‡iwQj| Zviv Lvivc KvR K‡i evnv`ywi cÖKvk KiZ| Zv‡`i Av‡jg m„cÖ`vq cvw_‣e
jvjmvq I A‡_‣i wewbg‡q Avjøvn&i wKZve ZvIivZ‡K ch‣‗Í weK…Z I Zvn&ixd bv K‡i Qv‡owb| Rbmvavi‡bi
KvQ †_‡K bhi-wbqvR Ges †fU cvIqvi Avkvq Zviv nvjvj‡K nvivg Ges nvivg‡K nvjvj e‡j d‡Zvqv w`‡ZI
ms‡KvP †eva K‡iwb| Gfv‡e Zviv Hkx weavb‡K K`vKvi K‡i †`q| Zv‡`i GB AÜKvivQb’ Ae¯’vq hLb nhiZ
Bqvn&qv (Avt)-Gi nZ•vKvÛI msNwUZ n‡q †Mj Ges ebx BmivCjMY Avjøvn&i weav‡bi weiy‡× we‡`․vn K‡i
emj, ZLb †mB †m․fvM•evb wkïi Avwef‣v‡ei Kj•vYgq gyû‡Z‣i m~Pbv nq, whwb gwiq‡gi †Kv‡j e‡m ebx
BmivCj‡K gnvm‡Z•i evYx ïwb‡qwQ‡jb| cÖvß eq‡m †cu․‡Q wZwb Bn~`x Av‡jg‡`i mfv-mwgwZ, LvbKvn,
ev`kvn I Avgxi-Igiv‡`i `ievi, mvaviY-we‡kl mevi gRwj‡m Dcw¯’Z n‡q, GgbwK nvU-evRv‡i ch‣‗Í•
ivZ-w`b n‡Ki evYx cÖPvi Ki‡Z _v‡Kb|
RbMY, Avjøvn&ZvAvjv Avgv‡K Zuvi bex I im~j evwb‡q †Zvgv‡`i Kv‡Q cvwV‡q‡Qb Ges †Zvgv‡`i
ms‡kva‡bi `vwqZ‛ Avgvi Dci Ac‣Y K‡i‡Qb| Avwg Zuvi KvQ †_‡K gnvm‡Z•i evYx wb‡q G‡mwQ| †Zvgv‡`i
Kv‡Q Avjøvn&i †h weavb (ZvIivZ) i‡q‡Q Ges hv‡K †Zvgiv wb‡R‡`i AÁZv I eµZvi Øviv cðv‡Z wb‡ÿc
K‡iQ, Avwg Zvi mZ•Zv cÖgvYKvix Ges Zv‡K AwaK c~Y‣Zvq †cu․Qv‡bvi Rb• Avjøvn&i wKZve (BÄxj) wb‡q
G‡mwQ| GB wKZve nK I evwZ‡ji g‡a• cv_‣K• wbiƒcb Ki‡e Ges mZ• I wg_•vi gv‡S we‡f` †iLv †U‡b
†`‡e| Avgvi K_v †kvb Ges ü`qMg Ki, Avjøvn&i mvg‡b AvbyM‡Z•i gv_v AebZ K‡i `vI| GUvB `xb Ges
`ywbqv, BnKvj I ciKv‡ji gyw³ I Kj•v‡Yi GKgvÎ c_|
ÒGes Avgiv Aek•B g~mv‡K wKZve (ZvIivZ) `vb K‡iwQ| AZGe µgvMZfv‡e Avgiv (†Zvgv‡`i
g‡a•) ivm~j †cÖiY K‡iwQ| Avgiv Cmv Be‡b gwiqg‡K my¯có wb`k‣bmg~n mnKv‡i cvwV‡qwQ| Avgiv Zuv‡K
cweÎ AvZ‟vi (wReivCj) gva•‡g mvnvh• K‡iwQ| AZGe hLbB †Zvgv‡`i Kv‡Q (Avjøvn&i) im~j Ggb weavb
wb‡q AvMgb Kij, ‡Zvgv‡`i gb hvi Dci Avgj Ki‡Z cÖ¯‘Z bq, ZLbB †Zvgiv wK AvZ‟ AnsKvi‡K
wb‡R‡`i bxwZ I Af•vm evwb‡q bvI wb? AZtci (bex‡`i) GK`j‡K †Zvgiv wg_•v cÖwZcv`b K‡iQ Ges
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GK`j‡K nZ•v K‡iQ| Avi †Zvgiv ejQ, Avgv‡`i A‗Íi (mZ•‡K MÖnY Kivi Rb•) myiwÿZ i‡q‡Q| (e•vcvi
Zv bq) eis Zv‡`i Kzdixi Kvi‡Y Zv‡`i Dci Avjøvn&i Awfm„cvZ ewl‣Z n‡q‡Q| AZGe Zv‡`i g‡a• Cgvb
MÖnYKvix †jvK Lye KgB Av‡Q|Ó (m~iv Avj&-evK¡vivn& t 87-88)
ÒAvi (†mB mg‡qi K_v ¯‡iY Ki) hLb Cmv Be‡b gwiqg ejj, †n ebx BmivCj, wbðqB Avwg †Zvgv‡`i
Kv‡Q Avjøvn&i †cÖwiZ ivm~j, Avgvi mvg‡b †h ZvIivZ i‡q‡Q Zvi mZ•Zv cÖgvYKvix Ges GKRb bexi mymsev`
cÖ`vbKvix, whwb Avgvi c‡i Avm‡eb| Zuvi bvg n‡e Avng`|Ó (m~iv Avm&-md t 6)
nhiZ Cmv (Avt) Zuvi RvwZi mvg‡b †hme gywRhv cÖ`k‣b K‡ib Zvi g‡a• PviwU gywRhvi K_v KziAvb
gRx‡` cwi¯‥vifv‡e D‡jøL Av‡Q| wZwb (1) Avjøvn&i wb‡`‣‡k g„Z‡K RxweZ Ki‡Zb, (2) Rb‟v܇K `„wókw³ `vb
Ki‡Zb Ges Kzó †ivMx‡K my¯’ K‡i w`‡Zb, (3) gvwU w`‡q cvwL evwb‡q Zv‡Z Avjøvn&i ûKz‡g dzuK w`‡Zb Ges Zv
Rxe‗Í cvwL‡Z cwiYZ n‡q †hZ Ges (4) †K wK †L‡q‡Q, wK LiP K‡i‡Q I N‡i wK Rgv K‡i †i‡L‡Q Zv wZwb
e‡j w`‡Z cvi‡Zb|
ÒAvi Avjøvn& Zuv‡K (Cmv) wkwL‡q †`‡eb wKZve, wnKgZ, ZIivZ I BÄxj| Avi ebx-BmivCj‡`i
R‡b• im~j wn‡m‡e Zv‡K g‡bvbxZ Ki‡eb| wZwb ej‡jb, wbðqB Avwg †Zvgv‡`i wbKU †Zvgv‡`i cvjbKZ‣vi
cÿ †_‡K G‡mwQ wb`k‣bmg~n wb‡q| Avwg †Zvgv‡`i Rb• gvwUi Øviv cvLxi AvK…wZ •Zix K‡i †`B| Zvici
Zv‡Z hLb dzrKvi cÖ`vb Kwi, ZLb Zv Do‗Í cvLx‡Z cwiYZ n‡q hvq Avjøvni ûKz‡g| Avi Avwg my¯’ K‡i Zzwj
Rb‟v܇K Ges †k†Z-Kzô †ivMx‡K| Avi Avwg RxweZ K‡i †`B g„Z‡K Avjøvni ûKz‡g| Avi Avwg †Zvgv‡`i‡K
e‡j †`BÑhv †Zvgiv †L‡q Avm Ges hv †Zvgiv N‡i †i‡L Avm| G‡Z cÖK…ó wb`k‣b i‡q‡Q, hw` †Zvgiv wek†vmx
nI| Avi GwU c~e‣eZ‣x wKZvemg~n‡K mZ•vqb K‡i, †hgb ZIivZ| Avi Zv GRb• hv‡Z †Zvgv‡`i Rb• nvjvj
K‡i †`B †Kvb †Kvb e¯‘ hv †Zvgv‡`i Rb• nvivg wQj| Avi Avwg †Zvgv‡`i wbKU G‡mwQ †Zvgv‡`i cvjbKZ‣vi
wb`k‣bmn Kv‡RB Avjøvn‡K fq Ki Ges Avgvi AbymiY Ki| wbðqB Avjøvn Avgvi cvjbKZ‣v Ges †Zvgv‡`iI
cvjbKZ©vÑZuvi Gev`Z Ki, GUvB n‡jv mij c_|Ó(m~iv Avj-Bgivb t 48-51)
ÒhLb Avjøvn& ej‡eb, †n Cmv Be‡b gwiqg, †Zvgvi cÖwZ I †Zvgvi gvZvi cÖwZ Avgvi AbyMÖn ¯‡iY
Ki, hLb Avwg †Zvgv‡K cweÎ AvZ‟vi Øviv mvnvh• K‡iwQ| Zzwg gvby‡li mv‡_ K_v ej‡Z †Kv‡jI Ges cwiYZ
eq‡mI Ges hLb Avwg †Zvgv‡K MÖ‗’, cÖMvp Ávb, ZIivZ I BÄxj wkÿv w`‡qwQ Ges hLb Zzwg Kv`vgvwU w`‡q
cvLxi cÖwZK…wZi gZ cÖwZK…wZ wbg‣vY Ki‡Z Avgvi Av‡`‡k, AZtci Zzwg Zv‡Z dzu w`‡Z, d‡j Zv Avgvi
Av‡`‡k cvLx n‡q †hZ Ges Zzwg Avgvi Av‡`‡k Rb‟vÜ I Kzô †ivMx‡K wbivgq K‡i w`‡Z Ges hLb Zzwg Avgvi
Av‡`‡k g„Z‡`i‡K †ei K‡i `uvo Kwi‡q w`‡Z Ges hLb Avwg ewbBmivCj‡K †Zvgv †_‡K wbe„Ë †i‡LwQjvg,
hLb Zzwg Zv‡`i Kv‡Q cÖgvYvw` wb‡q G‡mwQ‡j, AZtci Zv‡`i g‡a• hviv Kv‡di wQj, Zviv ejjt GUv cÖKvk•
Rv`y Qvov wKQyB bq|Ó (m~iv Avj-gv‡q`vn& t 110)
ÒAvi ZvIiv‡Zi †h wkÿv I †n`vqvZ Avgvi mvg‡b eZ‣gvb Av‡Q Avwg Zvi mZ•Zv cÖwZcb’ Kvix n‡q
G‡mwQ| Avi GRb•I G‡mwQ †h, †Zvgv‡`i eµ ¯^fv‡ei Kvi‡Y †Zvgv‡`i Dci nvivgK…Z KwZcq wRwbl‡K
†Zvgv‡`i Rb• nvjvj K‡i †`e| Avwg †Zvgv‡`i Kv‡Q cÖwZcvj‡Ki wbKU †_‡K wb`k‣b wb‡q Dcw¯’Z n‡qwQ|
AZGe †Zvgiv Avjøvn&‡K fq Ki Ges Avgvi AbymiY Ki| wbtm‡‘`‡n Avjøv n& AvgviI ie Ges †Zvgv‡`iI
ie| AZGe †Zvgiv Zuvi Bev`Z Ki| GUvB mnR mij c_| AZtci Cmv (Avt) hLb ewbBmivC‡ji Kzdix
m„ú‡K‣ Dcjwä Ki‡Z cvi‡jb, ZLb ej‡jb, Kviv Av‡Q Avjøvni c‡_ Avgv‡K mvnvh• Ki‡e? m½x-mv_xiv
ej‡jv, Avgiv i‡qwQ Avjøvni c‡_ mvnvh•Kvix| Avgiv Avjø vni cÖwZ Cgvb G‡bwQ| Avi Zzwg mvÿx _vK †h,
Avgiv ûKzg Keyj K‡i wb‡qwQ| †n Avgv‡`i cvjbKZ‣v, Avgiv †m wel‡qi cÖwZ wek†vm ¯’vcb K‡iwQ hv Zzwg
bvwhj K‡iQ, Avgiv im~‡ji AbyMZ n‡qwQ? AZGe, Avgvw`M‡K gvb•Kvix‡`i ZvwjKvfy³ K‡i bvI|Ó
(m~iv Av‡j-Bgivb t 50-3)
ÒGes (†n Cmv) hLb Avgiv ebx BmivC‡ji (_vev I nZ•vi msKí‡K) †Zvgvi †_‡K cÖwZnZ Kijvg, hLb Zzwg
cÖKvk• gywRhvmn Zv‡`i Kv‡Q Dcw¯’Z n‡qwQ‡j, ZLb Zv‡`i ga•Kvi Kv‡diiv ejj, G‡Zv cwi¯‥vi hv`y Qvov
Avi wKQyB bq| Avi hLb Avwg nvIqvix‡`i g‡b RvMÖZ Kijvg †h, Avgvi cÖwZ Ges Avgvi im~‡ji cÖwZ wek†vm
¯’vcb Ki, ZLb Zviv ej‡Z jvMj, Avgiv wek†vm ¯’vcb Kijvg Ges Avcwb mvÿx _vKzb †h, Avgiv
AvbyMZ¨kxj|Ó (m~iv Avj-gv‡q`vn& t 110-1)
Cmv (Avt)-Gi mvnv‡h• GwM‡q Avmv GB nvIqvixMY wQ‡jb wbZv‗Í Mixe Ges k․wgK †k․bxi †jvK|
†Kbbv, bex-ivm~jM‡Yi `vIqvZ I Zvejx‡`i †ÿ‡Î Avjøvn wba‣vwiZ GB bxwZ Ae•vnZ _v‡K †h, me‣cÖ_g Mixe
I `~e‣j †k․bxi †jv‡KivB Zuv‡`i n‡Ki Avn‚v‡b mvov †`qvi Rb• Ges GB D‡Ï‡k• Rvbgvj †Kvievbx Kivi Rb¨
GwM‡q Av‡m| Aci w`‡K mgmvgwqK ÿgZvmxb I cÖfvekvjx †Mvôx wb‡R‡`i AnwgKZv I we‡Ø‡li ekeZ‣x
n‡q Zuv‡`i †gvKvwejv I cÖwZ‡iva Kivi Rb• Suvwc‡q c‡o Ges GK¸‡qgx I kÎZvg~jK ZrciZvi gva•‡g
Avjøvn&i K‡jgv mgyb’Z Kivi c‡_ AwePj cv_‡ii gZ cÖwZeÜK n‡q `uvovq| wK‗‘ hLb Avjøvn& ZvAvjvi A‡gva
weavb wbR¯^ MwZ‡Z GwM‡q P‡j, ZLb Gi djk․wZ‡Z H `~e‣j I Mixe †k․Yxi †jv‡KivB †klch‣‗Í Rqhy³
n‡q _v‡K Ges D`•Z ÿgZvmxb †jv‡Kiv a‚s‡mi AZj Mn‚‡i wbgw¾Z nq| A_ev civwRZ I Awfkß Ae¯’vq
gv_v bZ K‡i _vKv Qvov Zv‡`i mvg‡b Avi †Kvb c_ _v‡K bv|
ÒAviI (†`L) hLb Giƒc n‡qwQj †h, nvIqvixMY ejj, †n Cmv Be‡b gwiqg, Avcbvi cÖwZcvjK
Avmgvb †_‡K Avgv‡`i Rb• Lv‡`• cwic~Y‣ GKLvwb cvÎ bvwhj Ki‡Z cv‡ib wK? (A_‣vr Avgv‡`i Avnv‡ii Rb•
Mvqex e•e¯’v K‡i w`b)| Cmv ejj, Avjøvn&‡K fq Ki (Ges G ai‡bi Av‡e`b Ki bv) hw` †Zvgiv Cgvb`vi
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n‡q _vK| Zviv ejj, (Avjøvn&i kw³i cixÿv Kiv Avgv‡`i D‡Ïk• bq, eis) Avgiv Pvw”Q, (hw` Lvevi G‡m
hvq Z‡e) GB cvÎ †_‡K Lvevi Lve Ges Avgv‡`i A‗Íi cwiZ…ß n‡e| Avi Avgiv Rvb‡Z cvie †h, Avcwb
Avgv‡`i mZ• e‡j‡Qb Ges Avgiv Gi Dci mvÿx n‡q _vKe| Cmv Be‡b gwiqg †`vqv Kij, †n Avjøvn&,
Avgv‡`i cÖwZcvjK, Avmgvb †_‡K Avgv‡`i Rb• Lv‡`• cwic~Y‣ GKwU cvÎ bvwhj Ki| Zv Avgv‡`i Rb• Lykx
I Avb‡‘`i Dcjÿ n‡e Ges †Zvgvi cÿ †_‡K (AbyMÖn I `qvi) GKwU wb`k‣b n‡e| Zzwg Avgv‡`i wiwhK `vb
Ki, ZzwgB m‡e‣vËg wiwhK`vZv| Avjøvn& ej‡jbt Avwg †Zvgv‡`i Rb• Aek•B Zv bvwhj Kie| wK‗‘ Gi c‡i †h
e•w³B (mZ• c_‡K) A¯^xKvi Ki‡e, Avwg Zv‡K (Zvi Kv‡Ri cÖwZdj¯^iƒc) Ggb fqsKi kvw¯Í `vb Kie †h,
`ywbqvi †Kvb gvbyl‡KB Z`․c kvw¯Í †`qv n‡e bv|Ó (m~iv gwiqg t 112-115)
Lvev‡ii c~Y‣ cvÎ bvwhj n‡qwQj wKbv Zv KziAvb gRx` cwi¯‥vi e‡jwb Ges †Kvb gid‚ nv`x‡mI Gi
†Kvb eY‣bv cvIqv hvq bv| Aek• mvnvev I Zv‡eC‡`i e³‡e• Gi e•vL•v cvIqv hvq| gyRvwn` Ges nvmvb emix
(ivt) e‡jb, Lvev‡ii c~Y‣ cvÎ bvwhj nqwb| †Kbbv Avjøvn& ZvAvjv Zv bvwhj Kivi mv‡_ AZ•‗Í• KwVb kZ©
Av‡ivc K‡i‡Qb| Av‡e`bKvixMY Abyfe Ki‡jb †h, gvbyl‡K `~e‣j K‡i m„wó Kiv n‡q‡Q| GB `ye‣jZvi wkKvi
n‡q Avjøvn&i Av‡ivwcZ kZ‣ c~i‡Yi †ÿ‡Î c`öjb NU‡j fqsKi kvw¯Íi m„‡yLxb n‡Z n‡e| GK_v wP‗Ív K‡i
Zviv wb‡R‡`i Av‡e`b cÖZ•vnvi K‡i †bb|
nhiZ Cmv (Av) we‡q-kv`xI K‡ibwb Ges emev‡mi Rb• Ni-evoxI •Zix K‡ibwb| wZwb kni-bMi-
e‘`i-MÖv‡g Ny‡i wd‡i †jvK‡`i Avjøvn&i evYx ïbv‡Zb Ges `x‡b n‡Ki cÖPvi Kv‡R e•¯Í _vK‡Zb| †hLv‡b ivZ
nZ, Avivg-Av‡q‡ki †Kvb DcKiY QvovB †mLv‡bB ivZ KvwU‡q w`‡Zb| Zuvi cweÎ e•w³‡Z‛i Øviv †h‡nZz
Avjøvn&i m„wóK‚j •`wnK I AvwZ‟K Dfq cÖKv‡ii wbivgq jvf KiZ Ges cÖkvw‗Í• Abyfe KiZ, ZvB wZwb
†hw`‡K Ges †hLv‡bB †h‡Zb, m„wóK‚j myavibv mnKv‡i Zuvi wbKU G‡m Rgv‡qZ nZ Ges Av‗ÍwiK gne‚Z
mnKv‡i Zuvi Rb• †Kvievbx n‡Z cÖ¯‘Z n‡q †hZ| Zuvi GB `vIqv‡Zi weiy‡× Bn~`x‡`i †h †µva, wnsmv I
Am‡‗Ívl cÖKvk †c‡qwQj, Zuvi `vIqv‡Zi µgea‣gvb cÖfve †`‡L Zv AviI eû¸‡Y e„w× †cj| Zviv `vIqv‡Zi
GB µgea‣gvb MwZ‡K KwVb wec‡`i `„wó‡Z †`L‡Z jvMj| Zv‡`i weK…Z I KjywlZ AvZ‟v hLb Zuvi `vIqvZ‡K
Avi ei`vkZ Ki‡Z cvij bv, ZLb Zv‡`i †bZ…e„‘`, Av‡jg mgvR, divkx Ges hv`yKiiv Zuvi weiy‡× loh‗Í•
AuvU‡Z jvMj, Zviv mw„‡wjZfv‡e wm×v‗Í wbj †h, mgmvgwqK ev`kvn‡K Zuvi weiy‡× D‡ËwRZ K‡i Zuv‡K k~‡j
†`qv Qvov Avi †Kvb Dcvq bvB|
ÒAvi Zviv (Bn~`xiv Cmv (Avt)-Gi weiy‡×) †Mvcb loh‗Í• Kij| Avjøvn&I (Bn~`x‡`i loh‡‗¿i
wei‡×) †Mvcb e•e¯’vcbv m„cb’ Ki‡jb Avi Avjøvn& m‡e‣vrK…ó †Mvcb e•e¯’vcbvi AwaKvix|Ó
(m~iv Av‡j-Bgivb t 54)
Awfkß Bû`x RvwZi PwiÎ
Zvdmx‡i Be‡b Kvmx‡i ewY‣Z Av‡Q †h, Avjøvn ZvAvjv wewfb’ A‡j․wKK wb`‣kb mnKv‡i ebx BmivCj‡`i
wn`vqv‡Zi R‡b• nhiZ Cmv (Avt)-†K bex evwb‡q cvVv‡jb| wZwb Avjøvni wb‡`‣‡k Rb‟vÜ e•w³‡K `„wó`vb
Ki‡Zb, Avjøvni wb‡`‣‡k Kzô †ivMx‡K wb‡ivM Ki‡Zb Ges Avjøvni wb‡`‣‡k g„Z e•w³‡K RxweZ Ki‡Zb| wZwb
Kv`vgvwU Øviv cvLx evwb‡q Dnv‡Z duzK w`‡Zb| Dnv‡Z Avjøvni wb‡`‣‡k cÖvY mÂvi nZ Ges Dnv AvKv‡k
DoZ| gvbyl Dnvi DÇqb cÖZ•ÿ KiZ| GBiƒc Ab•vb• gywhRv Avjøvn ZvAvjv nhiZ Cmv (Avt)-Gi gva•‡g
ebx BmivCj‡K cÖ`k‣Y Ki‡Zb| Zviv GZØk‣‡b nhiZ Cmv (Avt)-Gi cÖwZ Cgvb Avbvi cwie‡Z‣ Zuvi beyqvZ
I A‡j․wKK kw³‡Z Zuvi cÖwZ weØó n‡q Zuv‡K bvbvfv‡e DrcxoY Ki‡Z jvMj| Zviv Avjøvni bex‡K †Kv_vI
w¯’i n‡q wUK‡Z w`j bv| Zv‡`i Drcxo‡b AwZô n‡q wZwb ¯^xq gvZv nhiZ gwiqvg (Avt)-†K m‡½ wb‡q GK
Rbc` n‡Z Av‡iK Rbc‡` Ny‡i †eov‡Z eva• n‡jb| Bnv‡ZI cvlÛ Kvwdi ebx BmivC‡ji g‡bi Z…wß nZ bv|
g‡bi Svj wgUvevi R‡b• Zviv wmwiqvi ZrKvjxb mg․v‡Ui Øvi¯’ nj| mg․vU wQj bÿÎc~RK GKRb gykwiK|
Zvi ¯^RvZxqMY ÔAvj BDbvbÕ bv‡g cwiwPZ wQj| Zviv mg․vU‡K ejj, GKUv †jvK evqZzj gyKvÏvm GjvKvq
gvbyl‡K wec_Mvgx Ki‡Q Ges mg․v‡Ui weiæ‡× Zvi cÖRve„‘`‡K †ÿwc‡q Zzj‡Q| mg․vU Bnv ï‡b ivMvw‗^Z nj|
†m evqZzj gyKvÏvm GjvKvi cÖwZwbwa‡K wjwLZ wb‡`‣k w`j, mswkøó e•w³i welqwU †h‡bv †m ¸iæZ‛ mnKv‡i
MÖnY K‡i| Zv‡K †hb k~jxwe× K‡i I Zvi g¯Í‡K †hb K‘UK gyKzU cwi‡q †`q| GBfv‡e Zv‡K nZ•v K‡i
RbMY‡K †hb †m Zvi Awbó n‡Z iÿv K‡i|
Iqvnve Be‡b gybve‚vn nB‡Z avivevwnKfv‡e Ave`ym mvgv` Be‡b gyAv°vj, BmgvCj Be‡b Ave`yj Kixg,
BmnvK, gyQvb’v I Be‡b Rvixi eY‣bv K‡ibt Avjøvn ZvAvjv hLb nhiZ Cmv (Avt)-†K Rvwb‡q w`‡jb †h, Zuvi
`ywbqv ‡Q‡o hvevi mgq wbK‡U G‡m wM‡q‡Q, ZLb wZwb g„Z•y f‡q Aw¯’i n‡q co‡jb| Zuvi wbKU Bnv `ytmn
†eva nj| wZwb ¯^xq mnPi nvIqvixw`M‡K †fv‡Ri `vIqvZ w`‡jb| Zv‡`i‡K ej‡jb, AvR ivw·Z †Zvgiv
Avgvi wbKU Dcw¯’Z n‡e| †Zvgv‡`i wbKU n‡Z Avgv‡K GKwU KvR wb‡Z n‡e| Zviv ivw·Z Zuvi wbKU
mg‡eZ n‡j wZwb wb‡R Lv`• cwi‡ekb K‡i Zv‡`i‡K •bk †fvR Kiv‡jb| Zv‡`i †fvRb †kl nevi ci Zv‡`i
nvZ wbR nv‡Z †a․Z K‡i Ges wbR e‡¯¿ gy‡Q w`‡jb| Zv‡`i wbKU Bnv A¯^w¯ÍKi †VKj| wZwb ej‡jb, ï‡bv!
AvR ivw·Z †Kn Avgvi †Kv‡bv Kv‡R euvav cÖ`vb Ki‡j Zvi mwnZ Avgvi m„úK‣ _vK‡e bv| Bnv‡Z wkl•MY
euvav cÖ`v‡b weiZ iB‡jb| wkl•M‡Yi †mev †kl K‡i wZwb ej‡jb, AvR ivw·Z Avwg wb‡R †Zvgv‡`i‡K Lv`•
cwi‡ekY K‡i Ges †Zvgv‡`i nvZ †a․Z K‡i w`qv †Zvgv‡`i †h †mev K‡iwQ, Dnv †h‡bv †Zvgv‡`i R‡b• Av`k‣
n‡q weivR K‡i| †Zvgiv Avgv‡K †Zvgv‡`i mK‡ji gvb• †k․ôZg e•w³ we‡ePbv K‡i _v‡Kv| GZ`m‡Ë‛I Avwg
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wb‡R †Zvgvw`M‡K †mev K‡iwQ| †Zvgv‡`i †Kn †h‡bv Ac‡ii cÖwZ †k․ô‡Z‛i `„“ cÖKvk bv K‡i, eis GKRb
AciR‡bi †mevq wb‡R‡K †h‡bv Z`․æc wewj‡q †`q †hgb wewj‡q w`‡qwQ AvR Avwg wb‡R‡K †Zvgv‡`i †mevq|
GLb AvR ivw·Z †Zvgv‡`i wbKU n‡Z wK KvR wb‡Z ‡P‡qwQ, Zv ïb| †Zvgiv KvKzwZ wgbwZ mnKv‡i Avjøvni
wbKU †`vAv Ki‡e, wZwb †h‡bv Avgvi g„Z•y‡K wejw„^Z K‡i †`b| wkl•MY KvZi cÖv_‣bvi R‡b• cÖ¯‘Z n‡j wb`․v
Zv‡`i‡K Av”Qb’ K‡i †djj| Zviv cÖv_‣bv Ki‡Z cvi‡jb bv| nhiZ Cmv (Avt) Zv‡`i‡K RvMvevi Kv‡h‣•
e•vc„Z iB‡jb Avi ej‡Z jvM‡jb, myenvbvjøvn, †Zvgiv Avgvi mvnv‡h•i Rb• GKUv ivwÎI bv Nywg‡q cviQ bv?
Zviv ejj, Avjøvni Kmg, Avgv‡`i wK nj eyS‡Z cviwQ bv| Avgv‡`i ivwÎ RvMiY Kivi Af•vm i‡q‡Q|
Avgiv ivwÎRvMiY A‡bKB K‡i _vwK| AvR †h‡bv †K‡bv ‡R‡M _vK‡Z cviwQ bv| Avgv‡`i g‡a• I Avcbvi
Rb• †`vAvi g‡a• A‗Íivq I cÖwZeÜKZv m„wó n‡q wM‡q‡Q| B”Qv m‡Ë‛I Avgiv †`vAv Ki‡Z cviwQ bv| nhiZ
Cmv (Avt) ej‡jb, ivLvj P‡j hv‡e Avi QvMcvj QÎf½ n‡q hv‡e| wZwb Abyiƒc Av‡iv K_v ej‡jb| Dnv Øviv
wb‡Ri cÖ¯v’ ‡bi Bw½Z cÖ`vb KiwQ‡jb| AZtci ej‡jb, ïb, Avwg mZ• K_v ejwQ| AvR †fv‡i †gviM WvKvi
c~‡e‣ †Zvgv‡`i ga• n‡Z GK e•w³ wZbevi Avgvi mwnZ wb‡Ri m„ú‡K‣ A¯^xKvi Ki‡e| †Zvgv‡`i ga• n‡Z
GK e•w³ ¯^í K‡qKUv w`inv‡gi wewbg‡q Avgv‡K weµq K‡i w`‡q Avgvi weµqg~j• fÿY Ki‡e| Zvi
mnPie„‘` Z_v n‡Z wewfb’ w`‡K P‡j †Mj|Ñ(Zvdmx‡i Be‡b Kvmxi)
Be‡b Bm&nvK n‡Z avivevwnKfv‡e mv‡jgv Be‡b nvgx` I Be‡b Rvixi eY‣bv K‡i‡Qb, ebx BmivCj †Mv‡Îi †h
ivRv nhiZ Cmv (Avt)-†K nZ•v Kivi D‡Ï‡k• Zuvi wbKU GKwU †jvK cvwV‡qwQj, Zuvi bvg wQj `vD`|
Bqvn~`xMY Zv‡K nZ•v Kivi Av‡qvRb m„úb’ K‡i †dj‡j wZwb g„Z•y f‡q GZB fxZ I Aw¯’i n‡q co‡jb †h,
c„w_ex‡Z †Kv‡bv gvbyl BwZc~‡e‣ g„Z•y f‡q GZ fxZ I Aw¯’i nq bvB| wZwb g„Z•y‡K AcmviY Kivi wel‡q
Avjøvni wbKU GBiƒc KvKzwZ wgbwZi mwnZ †`vAv Ki‡jb †h, †Kv‡bv gvbyl BwZc~‡e‣ GB wel‡q KvKzwZ-wgbwZi
mwnZ †`vAv K‡i bvB| Kw_Z Av‡Q, ZLb wZwb e‡jwQ‡jb, Ô‡n Avjøvn! †Zvgv‡`i m„wói ga• n‡Z gvÎ GKwU
cÖvYxi m„‡yL n‡ZI hw` Zzwg g„Z•yi †cqvjv‡K AcmviY K‡iv, Z‡e Avgvi m„‡yL n‡Z Dnv‡K AcmviY K‡i
jI|Õ g„Z•y f‡q Zuvi kixi n‡Z †kvwbZ wbM‣Z n‡Z jvMj|
ivR cÖwZwbwai wbKU mg․v‡Ui wb‡`‣k †cu․Qvi ci †m Dnv cvjb Kivi wbwgË GK`j †jvKmn nhiZ Cmv
(Avt)-Gi wbKU Mgb Kij| wZwb GLb GK`j mnPimn GKwU N‡i Ae¯’vb KiwQ‡jb| wZwb wb‡Ri mvnvex‡`i
mvg‡b cwiw¯’wZi wPÎ Zz‡j a‡i ej‡jb, cixÿvi gyûZ‣ mgvMZ, KwVb cixÿvi mgq G‡m †M‡Q, mZ•‡K wejxb
K‡i †`qvi loh‗¿ c~Y‣ kw³ jvf K‡i‡Q, GLb Avwg †Zvgv‡`i g‡a• Avi †ekxÿY _vKe bv; GRb• Avgvi
c‡i mZ• `x‡bi Dci AwePj _vKv, Zvi cÖPvi-cÖmvi I mvnvh¨-mn‡hvwMZvi e•vcviwU †KejgvÎ †Zvgv‡`i
mv‡_ mswkøó n‡Z P‡j‡Q| ‡Zvgv‡`i cÖ‡Z•‡KB †h‡bv ¯^xq †Mv‡Îi fvlv my‘`iiƒ‡c wk‡L Zv‡`i‡K mZK‣ K‡i
Ges Avjøvni w`‡K Avn‚vb Rvbvq| AZGe, Avgv‡K ej, †K †K Avjøvn&i iv¯vq mwZ•Kvi mvnvh•Kvix n‡Z
cÖ¯‘Z AvQ? nvIqvixMY GB mZ• evYx ïbvi ci ej‡jb, Avgiv mevB Avjøvn&i `x‡bi mvnvh•Kvix, Avgiv
mwZ•Kvifv‡e g‡b-cÖv‡Y Avjøvn&i Dci Cgvb G‡bwQ Ges Avgvi Cgv‡bi mZ•Zvi c‡ÿ Avcbv‡K mvÿx
ivLjvg| Zuviv GK_v ejvi ci gvbweK `~e‣jZvi w`‡K jÿ• †i‡L wb‡R‡`i `vwei DciB e³e• †kl K‡iwb|
eis Avjøvn&i `iev‡i nvZ Zz‡j †gvbvRvZ Ki‡jb, †n Avjøvn&, Avgiv hv wKQy ejjvg Zvi Dci AwePj _vKvi
kw³ `vb Ki Ges Avgv‡`i‡K `x‡bi mvnvh•Kvix‡`i ZvwjKvfz³ K‡i bvI| Gw`K †_‡K nhiZ Cmv (Avt)
wbwð‗Í n‡q wb‡Ri `vIqv‡Zi `vwqZ‛ cvjb Kivi mv‡_ mv‡_ A‡cÿv Ki‡Z _vK‡jb †h, †`Lv hvK Avjøvn&i
`x‡bi k·`i ZrciZv †Kvb w`‡K †gvo †bq Ges Avjøvn&i wK dqmvjv cÖKvk cvq?
Z_vq Zvi mnP‡ii msL•v ZLb ev‡iv, †Zv‡iv A_ev m‡Z‡iv wQj| †mw`b wQj ïµevi| mgq Acivý
Avm‡ii ci| m„‡y‡L kwbev‡ii ivwÎ| Zviv ZLb Z_vq nhiZ Cmv (Avt)-†K wN‡i †djj| wZwb †`L‡jb, nq
Zviv N‡i cÖ‡ek K‡i Zuv‡K †MÖdZvi Ki‡e, bv nq Zuv‡K Zv‡`i wbKU ‡h‡q AvZ‟mgcY‣ Ki‡Z n‡e| ZvB wZwb
¯^xq mnPie„‘`‡K ej‡jb, Ô‡Zvgv‡`i ga• n‡Z †K Avgvi AvK…wZ MÖnY Ki‡Z cÖ¯‘Z i‡qQ? †h e•w³ Bnv‡Z
cÖ¯‘Z _vK‡e, †m Rvb’v‡Z Avgvi m½x I eÜz n‡e|Õ Zv‡`i ga• n‡Z GKwU hyeK GR‡b• wb‡R‡K †ck Kij|
nhiZ Cmv (Avt) Zv‡K Bnvi Abychy³ g‡b K‡i ¯^xq Avn‚v‡bi cybiæw³ Ki‡jb| GBiƒ‡c wZwb wZbevi
wkl•‡`i cÖwZ GKB Avn‚vb Rvbv‡jb| cÖwZevi GKB hyeK Zuvi Avn‚v‡b mvov w`j| Ab• Kv‡KI Dnv‡Z mvov
w`‡Z †`Lv †Mj bv| ZLb wZwb Zv‡K ej‡jb, ÔZzwgB †mB †m․fvM•evb e•w³|Õ AZtci Avjøvn ZvAvjv †mB
hyeK‡K nhiZ Cmv (Avt)-Gi AvK…wZ wewkó K‡i w`‡jb| †m †hb ¯^qs nhiZ Cmv (Avt) n‡q †Mj| BZ•em‡i
N‡ii Qv‡` GKwU wQ`․ †`Lv w`j| nhiZ Cmv (Avt) Z‘`․v”Qb’ n‡q cwo‡jb Ges Z`ve¯’vq AvKv‡k D‡ËvwjZ
n‡jb| nhiZ Cmv (Avt) AvKv‡k D‡ËvwjZ nevi ci Zvi mnPie„‘` Ni n‡Z ‡ei n‡jb| Ae‡ivaKvix
Bqvn~`xMY Dc‡iv³ hyeK‡K †`‡L g‡b Kij, BnvB Cmv Be&b gwiqg| Zviv ivw·Z Zuv‡K a‡i wb‡q ‡h‡q
k~jxwe× Kij Ges Zvi g¯Í‡K K‘UK gyKzU civj| Bqvn~`xMY mM‡e‣ †jvK‡`i‡K ejj, Zviv cwik․g K‡i Cmv
Be‡b gwiqg‡K k~jxwe× K‡i‡Q| hviv nhiZ Cmv (Avt)-Gi Da‚‣Mgb cÖZ•ÿ K‡iwQ‡jb, Zviv Bqvn~`x‡`i D³
`vex mZ• e‡j ¯^xKvi K‡ib bvB|Ñ(Zvdmx‡i Be‡b Kvmxi)
Ò(†mB mg‡qi K_v ¯‡iY‡hvM•) hLb Avjøvn& ej‡jb, †n Cmv, wbtm‡‘`‡n Avwg †Zvgv‡K mvnvh• Kie,
†Zvgv‡K Avgvi wbKU Zz‡j wb‡q Avme Ges †Zvgv‡K (ebx BmivC‡ji) Kv‡di‡`i loh‗¿ †_‡K cvK ivLe|
Avi †hme †jvK †Zvgvi AvbyMZ• Ki‡e Zv‡`i‡K wKqvgZ ch‣‗Í Kv‡di‡`i Dci weRqx K‡i ivLe| Ae‡k‡l
†Zvgv‡`i mevB‡K Avgvi Kv‡Q wd‡i Avm‡Z n‡e| ZLb Avwg †Zvgv‡`i g‡a• †mBme wel‡qi gxgvsmv K‡i
‡`e, ‡h m„c‡K‣ (AvR) †Zvgiv gZwe‡iva KiQ|Ó (m~iv Av‡j-Bgivb t 55)
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nhiZ Cmv (Avt)-†K hLb mv‗Íbv †`qv nj †h, GB `~‡f‣`• Ae‡iva m‡Ë‛I kÎiv †Zvgv‡K nZ•v Ki‡Z cvi‡e bv
Ges A`„k• nvZ †Zvgv‡K Da‚‣ RM‡Z Zz‡j wb‡q Avm‡e| Gfv‡e `ykgb‡`i bvcvK nv‡Zi ¯ck‣ †_‡K †Zvgv‡K
wbivc` ivLv n‡e| Cmv (Avt)-†K hLb RxweZ Ae¯’vq Da‚‣ RM‡Z Zz‡j †bqv nj Ges Zvici kÎiv N‡ii
wfZi cÖ‡ek Kij ZLb e•vcviwU Zv‡`i Rb• m‡‘`nc~Y‣ K‡i †`qv nj Ges Zviv †Kvbfv‡eB Rvb‡Z cv‡iwb †h,
gmxn& (Avt) †kl ch‣‗Í GLvb ‡_‡K †Kv_vq P‡j †M‡Qb|
The preaching work by Prophet Isa (a.s) lasted for three years. A considerable
number of people began to follow him. They adopted good ways of life. The
Romans and the Jews were much worried because of the prevailing influence
of Prophet Isa (a.s) and his disciples. They feared lest they should rise in revolt
against them. They decided Isa, the Prophet to be crucified.
Allah loved his Prophet. He wanted to save him. On the other hand the
Romans made a heavy big cross of wood to put their plan into practice. There
was a large gathering and the soldiers were standing all around where Isa, the
Prophet was supposed to be crucified. Even those people who were against the
teachings of Prophet Isa (a.s) were feeling queezy inside. They did not agree
with the idea of crucifying him. Allah ordered some one who bore resemblance
to Prophet Isa (a.s) to take the place of the Prophet on the cross. In fact the
man who was analogous to Prophet Isa was crucified and his own life was
saved in this manner.
æWhen Isa found unbelief on their part He said: æWho will be my helpers in
the cause of Allah?” The disciples said: æWe will be helpers (in the way) of
Allah: We believe in Allah and bear witness that we are submitting ones. Our
Lord! We believe in what You have sent down, and we have followed the
messenger; count us among the witnesses.” And (the unbelievers) plotted and
planned, and Allah too planned, and Allah is the best of planners. (And
remember) when Allah said: æO Isa! Surely I am going to terminate the period
of your stay (on earth) and cause you to ascend to Me and ridding you of the
disbelievers. I will exalt those who follow you above those who disbelieve, till
the Day of Resurrection. Then to Me is the ultimate destiny of all of you, then I
will judge among you regarding your disputes. Then as for those who
disbelieve, I will commit them to painful retribution in this world, and in the
Hereafter. They will have no helpers. As to those who believe and work
righteousness, Allah will pay them (in full) their reward; but Allah does not
love the wrong-doers.” (Sura al-e-Imran:52-57)
ÒGes (Bn~`x‡`i Awfkß mve•¯’ Kiv nj) Zv‡`i K_vi Dci †h,Avgiv gmxn& Be‡b gwiqg, Avjøvn&i
im~j‡K nZ•v K‡i †d‡jwQ| A_P cÖK…Zc‡ÿ Zviv Zuv‡K nZ•vI Ki‡Z cv‡iwb Ges k~jxwe×I Ki‡Z cv‡iwb|
eis (Avjøvn&i †Mvcb e•e¯’vcbvi e‡`․j‡Z) Avmj e•vcviwU Zv‡`i wbKU †MvjK auvavq cwiYZ K‡i †`qv
n‡q‡Q| Avi †hme †jvK GB wel‡q gZ‡f` K‡i‡Q, ZvivI g~jZ (Cmvi w`K †_‡K) m‡‘`‡n c‡o †M‡Q|
Zv‡`i wbKU G wel‡q †Kvb Ávb bvB, Av‡Q ïay Ag~jK aviYvi AÜ AbymiY| Zviv wbwðZB gmxn‡K nZ•v
K‡iwb| eis Avjøvn& Zuv‡K (Da‚‣ RM‡Z) wb‡Ri wbKU Zz‡j wb‡q‡Qb| e¯‘Z Avjøvn& weRqx Ges gnvÁvbx| Avi
Avn‡j-wKZve‡`i g‡a• hZ †k․Yx i‡q‡Q Zviv mevB Cgvb Avb‡e Cmvi Dci Zv‡`i g„Zz•i c~‡e‣| Avi
†Kqvg‡Zi w`b Zv‡`i Rb• mvÿxi Dci mvÿx Dcw¯’Z n‡e|Ó (m~iv Avb&-wbmv t 157-9)
æ(They have incurred divine displeasure) for violating their covenant,
rejecting Allah‟s revelations, killing the prophets unjustly, and for saying, „Our
hearts are hardened!‟ In fact, Allah is the One who sealed their minds, due to
their disbelief, and this is why they fail to believe, except rarely. (They are
condemned) for disbelieving and uttering about Maryam a gross lie. And for
claiming (in boast) that they killed the Messiah, Jesus Christ, son of Maryam,
the messenger of Allah. In fact, they never killed him, they never crucified him
- but it appeared to them so (like Isa). All factions who are disputing in this
matter are full of doubt concerning this issue. They have no knowledge
respecting it, but only follow a conjecture. For certain, they never killed him.
Instead, Allah raised him to Him; Allah is Almighty, Most Wise. And there is
none of the People of the Book but must believe in him before his death; and
on the Day of Judgment he will be a witness against them.”
(Sura an-Nisa:155-159)
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æWhen their messengers went to them with clear proofs, they rejoiced in the
knowledge they had inherited, and the very things they ridiculed were the
cause of their fall. Subsequently, when they saw Our Punishment, they said:
æNow we believe in Allah, the one Allah, and we disbelieve in the idol worship
that we used to practice.” But their belief was not going to profit them in the
least, once they saw our retribution. Such is Allah‟s system that has been
established to deal with His creatures; the disbelievers are always lost.”
(Sura al-Mumin:83-85)
æForgiveness is only incumbent on Allah toward those who do evil in
ignorance (and) then turn quickly (in repentance) to Allah, so these it is to
whom Allah turns (mercifully), and Allah is ever Knowing, Wise. The
forgiveness is not acceptable for those who continue to do evil, until death
comes to them, then say, æNow I have repented indeed”, nor (for) those who
die as disbelievers. These are they for whom We have prepared a painful
chastisement.” (Sura an-Nisa:17-18)
ÒAZGe hLb Zv‡`i im~jMY Zv‡`i wbKU my¯có cÖgvY wb‡q Dcw¯’Z nj, ZLb Zviv Zv‡`i wbR¯^ Ávb wb‡qB
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Avgv‡`i Avhve †`L‡Z †cj, ZLb GB e‡j wPrKvi K‡i DVj †h, Avgiv GK Avjøvn&i Dci Cgvb Avbjvg
Ges †hme wRwbm‡K Zuvi kixK evbvZvg, Zv cÖZ•vL•vb Kijvg| wK‗‘ Avgv‡`i Avhve †`‡L †bqvi ci Zv‡`i
Cgvb Zv‡`i †Kvb DcKv‡i Avm‡Z cv‡iwb| †Kbbv GUvB Avjøvn& i wba‣vwiZ wbqg, hv wPiKvj Zvi ev‘`v‡`i
e•vcv‡i Kvh‣Ki i‡q‡Q| Avi ZLb Kv‡di †jv‡Kiv gnvÿwZi g‡a• c‡o †Mj|Ó(m~iv Avj-gywgb t 83-5)
ÒwK‗‘ Zv‡`i Rb• ZIevi †Kvb my‡hvM †bB hviv †MvUv Rxeb cvcKv‡R Wz‡e _v‡K| GB Ae¯’vq hLb Zv‡`i
KviI g„Z•yi mgq Dcw¯’Z nq, ZLb †m e‡j, GLb Avwg ZIev Kijvg (GUv †Kvb mwZ•Kvi ZIev bq)|
Abyiƒcfv‡e Zv‡`i Rb•I ZIevi †Kvb my‡hvM †bB, hviv g„Z•y ch‣‗Í Kv‡di †_‡K hvq, Gme †jv‡Ki Rb•
Avgiv KwVb h‗¿Yv`vqK kvw¯Í wbw`‣ó K‡i †i‡LwQ|Ó (m~iv Avb-wbmv t 18)
ÒgywgbMY, †Zvgiv Avjøvni mvnvh•Kvix n‡q hvI, †hgb Cmv Be‡b-gwiqg Zuvi wkl•eM‣‡K e‡jwQj,
Avjøvni c‡_ †K Avgvi mvnvh•Kvix n‡e? wkl•eM‣ e‡jwQj, Avgiv Avjøvni c‡_ mvnvh•Kvix| AZtci ebx-
BmivC‡ji GK`j wek†vm ¯’vcb Kij Ges GK`j Kv‡di n‡q †Mj| hviv wek†vm ¯’vcb K‡iwQj, Avwg
Zv‡`i‡K Zv‡`i kÎæ‡`i †gvKv‡ejvq kw³ †hvMvjvg, d‡j Zviv weRqx nj|Ó (m~iv Avm&-md t 14)
Lªxóvb‡`i wZb `j
eMfx (int) GB Avqv‡Zi Zdmx‡i nhiZ Avãyjøvn Be‡b Ave‚vm (ivt) †_‡K eY‣bv K‡ib, Cmv (Avt) Avmgv‡b
DwÌZ nIqvi ci L․xóvb RvwZ wZb `‡j wef³ n‡q c‡o| GK`j ejj, wZwb †Lv`v wQ‡jb Ges Avmgv‡b P‡j
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wQ‡jb bv, †Lv`vi cyÎI wQ‡jb bv, eis Avjøvni `vm I imyj wQ‡jb| Avjøvn ZvAvjv Zuv‡K kÎæ‡`i Kej †_‡K
†ndvhZ I D”P gZ‣ev `vb Kivi Rb• AvKv‡k DwV‡q wb‡q‡Qb| ZvivB wQj mwZ•Kvi Cgvb`vi| cÖ‡Z•K `‡ji
mv‡_ wKQy wKQy RbmvaviYI †hvM`vb K‡i Ges cvi¯úwiK Kjn evo‡Z evo‡Z hy‡×i Dcµg nq| NUbvP‡µ
Dfq Kv‡di `j gywgb‡`i †gvKv‡ejvq cÖej n‡q D‡V| Ae‡k‡l Avjøvn ZvAvjv me‣‡kl cqM„^i (mvt)-†K
‡cÖiY K‡ib| wZwb gywgb `j‡K mg_‣b †`b| Gfv‡e cwibv‡g gywgb `j hyw³ cÖgv‡Yi wbix‡L weRqx n‡q
hvq|Ñ(gvhnvix)
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Zuv‡K BÄxj cÖ`vb K‡iwQ| G‡Z †n`vqvZ I Av‡jv i‡q‡Q| GwU c~e‣eZ‣x MÖ‗’ ZIiv‡Zi mZ•vqb K‡i, c_
cÖ`k‣Y K‡i Ges GwU †Lv`vfxiæ‡`i R‡b• †n`v‡qZ I Dc‡`kevbx| BÄx‡ji AwaKvix‡`i DwPZ, Avjøvn Zv‡Z
hv AeZxY‣ K‡i‡Qb, Z`byhvqx dqmvjv Kiv| hviv Avjøvn hv AeZxY‣ K‡i‡Qb, Z`byhvqx dqmvjv K‡i bv, ZvivB
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Avwg †Zvgv‡`i cÖ‡Z•K‡K GKwU AvBb I c_ w`‡qwQ| hw` Avjøvn PvB‡Zb, Z‡e †Zvgv‡`i mevB‡K GK D„‡Z
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cÖK…Z wkÿv AvRI †KviAv‡bi gva•‡gB c„w_ex‡Z we`•gvb i‡q‡Q| A_P Gme MÖ‡‗’i DËivwaKvix Ges
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Abymi‡Yi `vex`viiv G‡`i iƒc Ggbfv‡e weMwo‡q w`‡q‡Q †h, mZ• I wg_•vi cv_‣K•B Am„“e n‡q c‡o‡Q|
†klvs‡k gnvbex (mvt)-†K ZIivZ I BÄxjavix‡`i Abyiƒc wb‡`‣k w`‡q ejv n‡q‡Q, Avcbvi hveZxq wb‡`‣k I
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Kiv‡Z Pvq, Zv‡`i loh‗¿ †_‡K ûwkqvi _vK‡eb|
eyLvix kix‡d wgÔivR m„cwK‣Z nv`x‡m D‡jøL Av‡Q, ivmyj~jøvn& (mt) e‡jb, wØZxq Avmgv‡b Cmv
(Avt)-Gi mv‡_ Avgvi mvÿvZ nq| Zuvi †`n ga•vK…wZi Ges Mv‡qi is jvj-mv`v, cwiQb’ †`n, gwb nw”Qj
GBgvÎ †MvmjLvbv †_‡K †Mvmj K‡i †ewi‡q G‡m‡Qb|
bex AvKivg mvjøvjøvû Avjvqwn Iqvmvjøvg e‡jb, mg¯Í bexMY (`x‡bi gyjbxwZ‡Z) ci¯ci •ewc‡Îq
fvB‡qi gZ| Zv‡`i mevi `xb GKB| Avwg Acivci bex‡`i Zzjbvq Cmv Be‡b gwiq‡gi AwaK wbKUeZ©x|
†Kbbv Zuvi I Avgvi ga•eZ‣x mg‡q †Kvb bex Av‡mbwb| wbtm‡‘`‡n wZwb c~be‣vi c„w_ex‡Z bvwhj n‡eb|
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n‡e Ges cwiav‡b njy` is-Gi `ywU Kvco _vK‡e| Zuvi gv_vi Pzj †_‡K g‡b n‡e GB eywS cvwb Uc‡K coj|
A_P Zv †gv‡UB wm³ n‡e bv| wZwb µzk a‚sm Ki‡eb, ïKi nZ•v Ki‡eb, wRwhqv we‡jvc Ki‡eb Ges
†jvK‡`i‡K Bmjvg MÖn‡Yi Rb• Avn‚vb Ki‡eb| Zuvi hvgvbvq Avjøvn& ZvAvjv mg¯Í RvwZ‡K wbg‣~j Ki‡eb
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co‡e|
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ZvIivZ wKZv‡e gynv„‡` (mt)-Gi •ewkó• I ¸Yvejx (•`wnK MVb I ¯^fve-PwiÎ) D‡jøL Av‡Q| Zv‡Z AviI
D‡jøL Av‡Q †h, Cmv Be‡b gwiqg (Avt)-†K Zuvi cv‡k `vdb Kiv n‡e|Ñ(Zvdmx‡i Be‡b Kvmxi)
nhiZ gwiq‡gi †Zi eQi eq‡m nhiZ Cmv (Avt) Rb‟MÖnY K‡ib| Zuvi eqm hLb wZwik eQi ZLb
Zuvi Dci Inx bvwhj nq Ges Zuvi beyq‡Zi mgqKvj wQj gvÎ wZb eQi| AZtci †ZwÎk eQi eq‡m igRvb
gv‡mi k‡e K`‡ii w`b evqZzj gyKvÏvm †_‡K Zuv‡K AvjøvncvK AvKv‡k DwV‡q †bb| GB NUbvi ci nhiZ
gwiqg †eu‡P wQ‡jb gvÎ Qq eQi|Ñ(Zvdmx‡i gvhnvix)
evqZzj gyKvÏv‡mi wØZxq AvµgY
µ‡g µ‡g Bû`xiv Avevi hyjyg, dvmv` Ges we‡`․vn I Aeva•Zvi Rb• cÖ¯‘Z n‡q †Mj Ges AZx‡Zi mg¯Í Amr
PwiÎZv Ges g‘` Kvh‣mg‡ni cÖ`k‣bx Avi„“ K‡i w`j| Bqvûw`qv A‡j nhiZ Bqvn&Bqv (Avt)-Gi Iqvh
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AZ¨‗Í•Amr Ges hv‡jg wQj, †m nhiZ Bqvn&Bqv (Avt)-Gi µgea‣gvb RbwcÖqZv †`‡L K„gvb nw”Qj|
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bex‡K knx` Kiv n‡q‡Q|
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Mwj‡Z i‡³i †m․vZ cÖevwnZ nw”Qj| GgZve¯’vq Bû`xiv †iv‡gi mg․vU Bmbvevjy‡mi mvnvh¨ cÖv_©bv Kij|
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In 70 AD, the Roman Army, under Titus, destroys Jerusalem and the Temple,
to suppress an uprising of the Jews. According to the historians, about 1.1
million Jews were killed. Others were taken as slaves. Some of them have been
put upon the rack, and tortured with fire and whippings, and so died.
Ibn al-Kalbi said that since that time, the children of Israel were dispersed the
world over. Some of them went to the Hijaz, Taif and Madina.
Bû`x‡`i ¯’vqx Acgvb I jvÂbv
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K‡i Gw`K †mw`K ‡h‡q emevm Aej„^b K‡iwQj| Zv‡`iB ga• n‡Z KZK †MvÎ g`xbvq (†nhv‡h) Ges Gi
cvk†eZ‣x ¯’vbmg~‡n ‡h‡q emevm Ki‡Z jvMj| Bû`xiv ZvIivZ Ges cÖvPxb Qnxdvmg~n Øviv Rvb‡Z †c‡iwQj
†h, GB †`kwX †kl hgvbvi bexi `vi~j wnRiZ A_‣vr wnRi‡Zi ¯’vb n‡e| Bû`xiv †kl hgvbvi bexi
Avwef‣v‡ei GZ DrKÚv mnKv‡i cÖZxÿvq wQj Ges Zv‡`i g‡a• Zuvi AvMg‡bi e•vcvi weL•vZ I cÖwm× wQj †h,
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d‡j Zviv mevB wb_i-wb¯Íä n‡q †Mj| †d‡ikZv wRe․vCj Avgxb kn‡ii `iRvi `yB evû a‡i Ggb K‡Vvi I
weKU AvIqvR w`‡jb, hvi d‡j meviB cÖvYevqy †ewi‡q †Mj|
ÒAvgvi wK hyw³ Av‡Q †h, whwb Avgv‡K m„wó K‡i‡Qb Ges hvi Kv‡Q †Zvgiv cÖZ•vewZ‣Z n‡e, Avwg Zuvi
Gev`Z Kie bv? Avwg wK Zuvi cwie‡Z‣ Ab•vb•‡`i‡K Dcvm•iƒ‡c MÖnY Kie? KiæYvgq hw` Avgv‡K K‡ó
wbcwZZ Ki‡Z Pvb, Z‡e Zv‡`i mycvwik Avgvi †KvbB Kv‡R Avm‡e bv Ges Zviv Avgv‡K iÿvI Ki‡Z cvi‡e
bv| Giƒc Ki‡j Avwg cÖKvk• c_åóZvq cwZZ ne| Avwg wbwðZfv‡e †Zvgv‡`i cvjbKZ‣vi cÖwZ wek†vm ¯’vcb
Kijvg| AZGe ‡Zvgiv Avgvi K_v ïb| Zv‡K ejv nj, Rvb’v‡Z cÖ‡ek Ki| †m ejj, nvq, Avgvi m„cÖ`vq
hw` †Kvb µ‡g Rvb‡Z cviZ †hÑAvgvi ciIqvi‡`Mvi Avgv‡K ÿgv K‡i‡Qb Ges Avgv‡K m„‡vwbZ‡`i
A‗Íf³ ~‣ K‡i‡Qb, Zvici Avwg Zvi m„cÖ`v‡qi Dci AvKvk †_‡K †Kvb evwnbx AeZxY‣ Kwiwb Ges Avwg
(evwnbx) AeZiYKvixI bv| IUv wQj ïaygvÎ GK gnvbv`| AZtci m‡½ m‡½ mevB wb_i ¯Íä n‡q †Mj|Ó
(m~iv Bqvmxb t 22-29)
evMex wj‡L‡Qb, nvexe bv¾v‡ii my¯úó I my`„p e³e• †kvbvi ciÿ‡YB Zuvi ¯^RvwZiv Zuvi Dc‡i GK‡hv‡M
AvµgY K‡iwQ‡jv| knx` K‡i w`‡qwQ‡jv Zuv‡K| nRiZ Be‡b gvmD` e‡j‡Qb, Zviv Zuv‡K Ggbfv‡e c`wcó
K‡iwQ‡jv †h, †ei n‡q wM‡qwQ‡jv Zuvi bvwofu~wo| Zuvi e³e• †kl nIqvi m‡½ m‡½ RbZv Zuv‡K jÿ• K‡i
Quyo‡Z ïiæ K‡iwQ‡jv cv_i| wZwb †Kej D”PviY K‡i hvw”Q‡jb, †n Avgvi Avjøvn&| Zzwg Avgvi ¯^RvwZ‡K myc_
cÖ`k‣b K‡iv| †kl ch‣‗Í RbZv Zuv‡K UzK‡iv UzK‡iv K‡i †Q‡owQ‡jv| nvmvb emix e‡j‡Qb, wki‡”Q` K‡i Zuvi
wQb’ g¯ÍK Zviv jUwK‡q †i‡LwQ‡jv cÖvPxiMv‡Î|
evMex wj‡L‡Qb, BbZvwKqvevmxiv hLb Avjøvn&i wcÖq `vm nvexe bv¾vi‡K knx` K‡i w`‡jv, ZLb Avjøvn&
†ivlZß n‡jb| Zv‡`i cÖwZ AeZxY‣ Ki‡jb MRe| Zv‡`i‡K wbwðý Kievi Av‡`k w`‡jb nRiZ
wReivBj‡K| gnv ûsKvi Qvo‡jb nRiZ wReivBj| †mB gnvbv‡` wPi¯’wei n‡q †M‡jv bMix I bMievmxiv|
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evMex wj‡L‡Qb, nRiZ wReivBj BbZvwKqv bMixi cÖ‡ek‡Zvi‡Yi `yÕcv‡ki †P․KvV a‡i †Q‡owQ‡jb GK
KwjRv‡P․wPi Kiv wPrKvi| IB gnvbv` D”PvwiZ nIqvi m‡½ m‡½ wPiZ‡i wb¯Íä n‡q wM‡qwQ‡jv
Zviv|Ñ(gvhnvix)
THE AGE OF IGNORANCE
The interval between Muhammad the Last Prophet of Allah (s.a.w.s) and
Isa Ibn Maryam (a.s) was 570 years, there was a long period without a
Prophet. The period preceding the advent of Muhammad (s.a.w.s) has
been designated the Dark Age or The Age of Ignorance by the Holy Quran
(33:33 & 48:26). During that period, light and knowledge disappeared.
Christianity fell into disrepute and became a matter of sport for the corrupt
and the hypocrites. The teachings of the Messiah was buried beneath the
transgressors‟ evil behaviour.
The Jews had become a society obsessed with rites and rules lacking all life
and spirit. Apart from that, Judaism a tribal religion, did not carry a
message to the world nor a summons to other nations nor mercy to
humanity at large.
The Magians were devoted to fire-worship. They built altars and shrines to
fire. Outside the shrines they followed their own pursuits. Eventually, no
difference whatever could be discerned between the Magians and those
with no religion or morality.
Buddhism, a religion widespread in India and Central Asia, was
transformed into outright paganism. Altars were built and images of the
Buddha set up wherever it went.
Hinduism, the basic religion of India, is distinguished by its millions of
idols and gods, and by the unjust separation that exists between its castes,
discrimination between the castes being a harsh reality of daily life. In
short, at this time, mankind was on a suicidal course. Man had forgotten
his Creator and was oblivious of himself, his future, and his destiny. He
had lost the ability to distinguish between good and evil, and what is
beautiful and what is ugly. Throughout vast regions no one was concerned
with religion at all and no one worshipped his Lord without associating
something with Him. Allah Almighty spoke the truth when He said:
æCorruption has spread throughout the land and sea, because of what the
people have committed. He thus lets them taste the consequences of some
of their works, that they may return (to the right works). Say (O
Muhammad, to the disbelievers): æRoam the earth and note the
consequences for those before you." Most of them were idol worshipers. So
turn your face straight to the right religion before there come from Allah
the day which cannot be averted; on that day they shall become separated.
Those who reject Faith will suffer from that rejection: and those who work
righteousness will spread their couch (of repose) for themselves (in
heaven). That He may reward those who believe and work righteous deeds,
out of his Bounty. For He loves not those who reject Faith.”
(Sura ar-Room:41-45)
Demoralised state is perhaps the most comprehensive phrase through
which the pre-Islamic world can be concisely picturised. The whole world
lay in the fast grip of paganism, savagery, debauchery, anarchy and other
vices. Autocracy and despotism prevailed at an extreme in every religion.
The poor were trampled down and persecuted by the rich and humanity
groaned under the curse of inhumanity. The whole Arabia was rent into
innumerable petty states, each clan forming a separate and independent
political unit. Each tribe had a chief of its own who would lead it in battle
against a hostile tribe to vindicate its rights. Tribal prejudice was common
and small incidents would lead to bitter feuds which continued for
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generations. But there was no law whatsoever, binding the tribe to the
nation.
The social condition of Arabs was deplorable as it was steeped in
immorality. Human sacrifice was commonly practised. Ancient Arabs
literature is stunk with wine. During a state of drunkenness, acts of the
most shameless vice and profigacy were indulged in by the whole
assembly. Gambling was the next favourite pastime for them. Adultery was
another vice to which the whole of Arabia was hopelessly wedded. The
enemies were burnt alive, pregnant women had their bellies slashed,
innocent babes and children were massacred. The women, having no right
and no social respect, were the worst sufferer in the society. They were
regarded as chattels and were looked with bitter contempt. A man was free
to marry any number of women and could divorce as he wished. Women
were deprived of the right of inheritance. The Arabs were embarrassed at
the birth of daughters and sometimes, the fathers buried them alive in
spite of soul-harrowing cries. Slavery was another curse having a firm hold
on the Arab society. The masters possessed the authority of life and death
over them. Robbery, pillage and murder were also of common occurrence;
human blood being almost daily shed without remorse or horror. On the
death of any person, the custom was to tie his camel to his tomb and suffer
it to be starved to death, and this camel they called baliyah.
The Jews migrated and settled in Arabia probably in 5th century B.C. They
gained their foothold at Khaibar and began to propagate their faith. About
the 3rd century B.C., the king of Yamen, Dhu-Nawas by name, embraced
Judaism. This added fresh momentum to the Jewish movement, and in the
course of time Judaism won considerable ascendancy in Arabia. But the
Arab nation as a whole remained addicted to its ancestral religion of idol-
worship.
The Christian missionaries also began pouring into Arabia in the 3rd
century A.D., and settled in Najran. Their activities were supplemented a
good deal by the political influence of the two Christian powers in the
neighbourhood of Arabia, the Abyssinian to the west and the Roman
empire to the north. Beyond this Christianity could make no headway and
had a very little impact on the society of the Arabs.
The corrupt morale of the Arabs reached its zenith, rather to a catastrophe
of their ethical death. The whole Arab society was submerged in social
evils, and life had no worth to them, neither was their conduct governed by
any ethical code. Wine, gambling, slaughter and all inhuman indulgences
were just synonymous to the very name of Arab.
Unlike the rest of the Arabs, only the Hashimite family, the descendants of
Ibrahim (a.s), adhered to their ancestral faith of monotheism, known as
the Hanif. It was a small band of earnest men who discarded idolatry.
myenvbvjøvnx Iqv wenvgw`nx myenvbvjøvwnj Avwhg|
†n Avjøvn! Zzwg nhiZ gynv¤§` (mvt)-Gi Dci Ges Zvui cwievi-cwiR‡bi Dci
ingZ el‣Y Ki, †hgb Zzwg ingZ el‣Y K‡iQ nhiZ Beivnxg (Avt)-Gi Dci Ges Zvui
cwievi-cwiR‡bi Dci| wbðqB Zzwg cÖksmvi †hvM• Ges †M․i‡ei AwaKvix| †n Avjø vn!
Zzwg nhiZ gynv¤§` (mvt)-Gi Dci Ges Zvui cwievie‡M‣i Dci eiKZ bvwhj Ki, †hgwb
Zzwg eiKZ bvwhj K‡iQ nhiZ Beivnxg (Avt)-Gi Dci Ges Zvui cwievi cwiR‡bi Dci|
wbðqB Zzwg AwZ cÖkswmZ Ges gnvgh©v`vi AwaKvix|
ÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑ
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10g LÛ
we‡kl dRxjZc~Y© †`vqv `iæ` AwRdv
cuvP Iqv³ bvgv‡hi ci dRxjZc~Y© AwRdv
cÖ‡Z•K dih bvgv‡hi mvjvg wdiv‡bvi ci GKevi Avjøvû AvKevi I wZbevi Av¯ÍvMwdiæjøvn cov
َ
َّ اللَّ ُه َّم أن َْت
gy¯Ívnve|Ñ(wZiwghx) AZtcit
ِ اْل ْك َر
ام ِ ْ ْت يَا ذَا ال َْج ََل ِل َو
َ تَ َب َارك،الس ََل ُم
َّ الس ََل ُم َو ِم ْن َك
Avjøvû¤§v AvbZvQ& Qvjvgy Iqv wgbKvQ Qvjvgy, ZveviK&Zv Bqv RvjRvjvjx Iqvj BKivg|
Pvi †KvwU †bKxi †`vqv
nhiZ Zvgxg (ivt) †_‡K ewY‣Z, ûRyi (mvt) Gikv` K‡ib, †h e•w³ bvgv‡Ri c‡i †mB RvqMvq e‡m nuvUz
DVv‡bvi Av‡MB bx‡Pi K‡jgvwU `kevi co‡e Zvi Avgjbvgvq Pvi ‡KvwU †bKx wj‡L †`Iqv n‡e|
(gymbv‡` Avng`; wZiwghx:5g LÛ:c„ôv-279:nv`xm bs-3484)
The Holy Prophet (s.a.w.s) said, “If one recites the above „tahlil‟ 10 times without
shifting his ankle from his place after namaz, Allah (s.w.t) will forgive his 40000 sins
and 4 crore good deeds will be written in his account.” The Holy Prophet (s.a.w.s) said
َصا ِح َب ًة َّول َ َول ًَدا َّول َْم َي ُكن لَّ ُه ُكف ًُوا أ َ َح ٌد
Avknv`y AvjøvÑBjvnv Bjjvjøvû Iqvn&`vû jvkvixKvjvû BjvnuvI Iqvwn`vb Avnv`vb Qvgv`vb jvg BqvËvwLR
QvwnevZuvI Iqvjv Iqvjv`vI Iqvjvg Bqv Kzjøvû KzdzIqvb Avnv`|
LwZivZzj Kz`&‡m Ae¯’v‡bi †`vqv
GKevi m~iv dvwZnv, GKevi AvqvZzj Kzimx, m~iv Av‡j-Bgiv‡bi 18-19 AvqvZ (kvwn`vjøvû Avb’vû) GKevi I
m~iv Av‡j-Bgiv‡bi 26-27 AvqvZ (Kzwjjjøvû„‡v) GKevi cuvP Iqv³ bvgv‡hi ci co‡j Zvi wVKvbv n‡e
Rvb’v‡Z Ges wZwb LwZivZzj Kz`&‡m Ae¯’vb Ki‡eb| Avjøvn& ZvqvÕjv cÖwZw`b Zvi cÖwZ 70 evi ing‡Zi bR‡i
ZvKvb Ges 70wU nvRZ cyiv K‡i †`b| kÎæi Dci Rqx n‡e Ges me‣wel‡q Db’wZ jvf Ki‡e Ges Avjøvn&
ZvqvÕjv Zv‡K gvMwdivZ K‡i †`‡eb| (Be‡b Avn&Qvwb, gvAv‡idzj †KviAvb)
AvqvZzj Kzimxi dhxjZ: ivm~jyjøvn mvjjøvjvû AvjvBwn Iqv mvjøv‡gi Idv‡Zi mgq nhiZ
AvRivCj AvjvBwnm mvjvg e‡jwQ‡jb †h, Avcbvi D„‡‡Zi g‡a• †h e•w³ cÖwZ dih bvgv‡hi ci 1 evi
AvqvZzj Kzi&mx cvV Ki‡e Avwg Zvi iƒn AwZ mn‡R Ke&h Kie|
Rasulullah (s.a.w.s) said: “Whoever says this when he rises in the morning will be
protected from jinns until he retires in the evening, and whoever says it when retiring
in the evening will be protected from them until he rises in the morning.”
(Al-Hakim:1:562; Sahihut-Targhib wat-Tarhib:1:273; An-Nasai; At-Tabarani)
AvqvZzj Kzimxi GB AvqvZwU †KviAv‡bi me‣e„nr AvqvZ| nv`x‡m G Avqv‡Zi A‡bK dhxjZ I eiKZ ewY‣Z
n‡q‡Q| gymbv‡` Avng` MÖ‡‗’ ewY‣Z Av‡Q †h, ivm~j (mvt) G AvqvZ‡K mePvB‡Z DËg AvqvZ e‡j D‡jL
K‡i‡Qb| Ab• GK nv`x‡m Av‡Q, ivm~j (mvt) DevB Be‡b Kve‡K wR‡Ám K‡iwQ‡jb, †KviAv‡bi g‡a• †Kvb
AvqvZwU mePvB‡Z eo I ¸iæZ‛c~Y‣| DevB Be‡b Kve Rev‡e ej‡jb, Zv n‡”Q AvqvZzj Kzimx| ivm~j (mvt) Zv
mg_‣b K‡i ej‡jb, †n Aveyj gvbhvi, †Zvgvi G DËg Áv‡bi Rb• Avjøvn †Zvgv‡K DËg cÖwZ`vb cÖ`vb Kiæb|
nhiZ Avey †nvivqiv (ivt) e‡jb, Kzimx (Avmb) n‡”Q Avi‡ki Qv` hv AvKvk I Rwg‡bi mgvb cÖk¯Í| Be‡b
gvi`yweqv nRiZ Avey †nvivqiv †_‡K eY‣bv K‡i‡Qb, ivm~jyjøvn& (mvt) e‡jb, mvZ AvKvk I mvZ Rwgb Kzimxi
Zzjbvq G iKg, †hgb cÖKvÛ cÖv‗͇i c‡o _vKv GKwU AvswU| Avi‡ki Zzjbvq KzimxI Z`․æc| nhiZ Be‡b
Ave‚vm e‡jb, Kzimxi Zzjbvq mvZ AvKvk GiKg, †hgb Xv‡ji g‡a• mvZwU †`invg| †h e•w³ mKv‡j I
mÜ•vq AvqvZzj Kzimx cvV K‡i _v‡K gnvb Avjøvn cvK Zvi Rb¨ w`ev-iv‡Zi i¶K n‡q hvb| myZivs kqZvb
Zvi wbKU Avm‡Z cv‡i bv| †Kvb Kv‡R iIqvbv nIqvi mgq G AvqvZ cvV K‡i cÖ_‡g evg cv †dj‡e, †m
Kv‡R Aek•B mydj cv‡e| kqbKv‡j co‡j Avjøvn cvK Zvi Rvb gvj wndvRZ K‡ib| wbqwgZ Avgj Ki‡j
Avkv c~Y‣ nq, wiwhK e„w× cvq| ivm~jyjøvn (mvt) e‡j‡Qb, †h e•w³ cÖ‡Z•K dih bvgv‡hi ci AvqvZzj Kzimx
wbqwgZ cvV K‡i Zvi Rb• †e‡nk‡Z cÖ‡e‡ki c‡_ GKgvÎ g„Zz• Qvov Ab• †Kvb A‗Íivq _v‡K bv| A_‣vr, g„Zz•i
c‡iB †m †e‡nk‡Zi djvdj Ges Avivg Av‡qk Dc‡fvM Ki‡Z _vK‡e|Ñ(bvmvqx kixd)
َ ْ
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اتِ او َ الس َمَّ ُوم ل َ تَأ ُخ ُذ ُه ِس َن ٌة َول َ ن َْو ٌم ل ّ ُه َما ِِف ُ اّلل ل َ إِلَـ َه إِل َّ ُه َو ال َْح ُّي الْق َّي
ُّ
َ َ َ َ
يه ْم ِ ْي أ ْي ِد َ ْ ََو َما ِِف األ ْر ِض َمن ذَا ال ّ ِذي يَ ْش َف ُع ِع ْن َد ُه إِل ّ بِ ِإ ْذنِ ِه َي ْعل َُم َما ب
ون بِ َش ْي ٍء ِّم ْن عِلْ ِم ِه إِل َّ بِ َما َشاء َو ِس َع ُك ْر ِس ُّي ُه َ يط ُ َو َما َخلْف َُه ْم َول َ يُ ِح
يم ض َول َ يَؤُودُ ُه ِحف ُْظ ُه َما َو ُه َو ال َْعلِ ُّي ال َْع
ُAvjøvû ِظjv-Bjvnv َ ات َواأل َ ْر
ِ او َ الس َم
َّ
Bjøv ûqvj nvBqy¨j KvBq~¨g, jv-ZvLyhyn~ wmbvZzIu Iqvjv bvDg, jvn~ gv-wdQ QvgvIqvwZ Iqvgv
wdj AviwØ, gvb& hvjøvhx BqvkdvÕD Bb`vn~ Bjøv- weBhwbnx, BqvÕjvgy gv-evBbv AvB`xwng Iqvgv-Lvjdvûg,
Iqvjv BDnxZ~bv wekvBwqg& wgb& Bjwgnx Bjøv-wegvkvAv, IqvwQAv Kziwmqy¨ûm& mvgvIqvwZ Iqvj AviØv, Iqvjv-
BqvD`yn~ wndhyûgv Iqv ûqvj ÕAvwjqy¨j ÕAvhxg|
Avjøvn, wZwb Qvov Ab• †Kvb Dcvm• †bB, wZwb wPiÄxe, Abvw`, ¯^vwaô, wek†avZv| Zuv‡K Z‘`․vI ¯úk‣ Ki‡Z
cv‡i bv Ges wb`․vI bq| Avmgvb I hgx‡b hv wKQy i‡q‡Q meB Zuvi| †K Av‡Q Ggb, †h mycvwik Ki‡e Zuvi
Kv‡Q Zuvi AbygwZ Qvov? `„wói mvg‡b wKsev wcQ‡b hvwKQy i‡q‡Q †m meB wZwb Rv‡bb| hv wZwb B”Qv K‡ib
ZØ•ZxZ Zuvi Áv‡bi wKQyB Zviv AvqË Ki‡Z cv‡i bv| Zuvi wmsnvmb mg¯— Avmgvb I hgxb‡K cwi‡ewóZ
K‡i Av‡Q; Avi †m¸‡jvi i¶Yv‡e¶Y Zuv‡K K…v‗Í K‡i bv; wZwbB m‡e‣v”PGes me‣v‡c¶v gnvb|
m~iv Av‡j-Bgivb-Gi 18-19 AvqvZ
اّلل أَنَّ ُه ل َ إِل َـ َه إِل َّ ُه َو َوال َْمَلَئِ َك ُة َوأ ُ ْول ُوا ْ الْ ِعل ِْم قَآئ ِ َما ً بِالْ ِق ْس ِط ل َ إِل َـ َه إِل َّ ُه َو
ُ ّ َش ِه َد
يمُ ال َْع ِزي ُز ال َْح ِك
ُ
اب إِل َّ مِن بَ ْع ِد َما َ اْل ْسَل َ ُم َو َما ا ْخ َتل ََف ال َّ ِذي َن أ ْوتُوا ْ الْ ِك َت ِ اّللِ ّ ند َ الدي َن ِع ِ ّ إِ َّن
اب ِ اّلل َس ِري ُع الْ ِح َس ِ ّ اّلل نَ ِإ َّنِ ّ ات ِ ََن َو َمن يَ ْكف ُْر بِآي ْ ُ َ َجاء ُه ُم الْ ِعل ُْم بَ ْغ ًيا بَ ْي
kvwn`vjøvû Avbœvû jv Bjvnv Bjøv ûqv Iqvj gvjvBKvZz Iqv Djyj Bjwg K¡v -Bgvg wejwK¡QwZ, jvÑBjvnv Bjøv
ûIqvj AvwSSzj nvwKg| BbœvÏxbv B›`vjøvwnj Bmjvg| IqvgvL Zvjvdv jøvwhbv DZzj wKZvev Bjøv wggevÕw` gv-
Rv-Avûgyj Bjgy evMBqvg evBbvûg Iqv gvB BqvKdzi we AvqvwZjøvwn dvBbœvjøvnv QAwiDj wnQve|
Avjøvn& mv¶• cÖ`vb K‡ib †h, Zuv‡K Qvov Avi †Kvb Dcvm• †bB| †d‡ikZvMY Ges Ávbx¸Yx †jvKMY b•vqZB
mv¶• †`q †h, wZwb Qvov Avi †Kvb Bjvn& †bB| wZwb civµgkvjx, cÖÁvgq| wbtm‡‘`‡n Avjøvn&i wbKU
MÖnY‡hvM• Øxb GKgvÎ Bmjvg| Ges hv‡`i‡K wKZve †`qv n‡qwQj Zv‡`i wbKU cÖK…Z ÁvbI Avmvi ciI Iiv
gZwe‡iv‡a wjß n‡q‡Q, ïaygvÎ ci¯úi we‡ØlekZt, hviv Avjøvn&i wb`k‣bmg~n A¯^xKvi K‡i, Zv‡`i Rvbv
DwPZ †h, wbwðZiƒ‡c Avjøvn& wnmve MÖn‡Y AZ•‗Í `․æZ|
m~iv Av‡j-Bgivb-Gi 26-27 AvqvZ
زن ُع ال ُْمل َْك ِم َّمن ت ََشاء ِ َُق ِل اللَّ ُه َّم َمالِ َك ال ُْمل ِْك تُ ْؤ ِِت ال ُْمل َْك َمن ت ََشاء َوت
ٌ ْي إِنَّ َك ع َََلَ ك ُ ِّل َش ْي ٍء قَ ِد
ير ُ ْ َوتُ ِع ُّز َمن ت ََشاء َوتُ ِذ ُّل َمن ت ََشاء بِ َي ِدكَ الْ َخ
ت ِ ار َوتُولِجُ ال َّن َه َار ِِف اللَّ ْي ِل َوتُ ْخ ِرجُ ال َْح َّي ِم َن ال َْم ِّي َ
ِ تُولِجُ اللّ ْي َل ِِف الْ َّن َه
اب
ٍKywjjøس ِ ْ َت ِم َن ال َْح ِّي َوت َْر ُزقُ َمن ت ََشاء بِ َغ
َvû¤§v ِحgvwjKvj
ْي َ َوتُ ْخ ِرجُ ال ََم ّي
gyjwK ZzÕwZj gyjKv gvb ZvkvD IqvZvbwSDj gyjKv wg¤§vb ZvkvD, IqvZz BSSz gvb
ZvkvD IqvZzwhjøy gvb ZvkvD weBqvw`Kvj LvBi; BbœvKv Avjv Kzwjø kvBBb Kv`xi| Z~wjRyjøvBjv wdbœvnvwi Iqv
Z~wjRybœvnviv wdjøvBwj, Iqv ZzLwiRyj nvBqv wgbvj gvBwqwZ Iqv ZzLwiRyj gvBwqZv wgbvj nvBwq, IqvZviSzK¡
gvb Zvkv-D weMvBwi wnQve|
ej, Bqv Avjøvn | ZzwgB mve‣‡f․g kw³i AwaKvix| Zzwg hv‡K B”Qv ivR• `vb Ki Ges hvi KvQ †_‡K B”Qv
ivR• wQwb‡q bvI Ges hv‡K B”Qv m„‡vb `vb Ki Avi hv‡K B”Qv AcgvwbZ Ki| †ZvgviB nv‡Z i‡q‡Q hveZxq
Kj•vY| wbðqB Zzwg me‣ wel‡q ¶gZvkxj| ZzwgB ivZ‡K w`‡bi †fZ‡i cÖ‡ek KivI Ges w`b‡K iv‡Zi
†fZ‡i cÖ‡ek Kwi‡q `vI| Avi ZzwgB g„Z n‡Z RxweZ‡K †ei K‡i Avb Ges g„Z‡K Rxwe‡Zi †fZi †_‡K †ei
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Ki| Avi ZzwgB hv‡K B”Qv †ewnmve wiwhK `vb Ki| we. `ª: c~‡e‣ ewY‣Z dRxjZ QvovI mKvj mÜ•vq ïay
Dc‡ii AvqvZwU wZbevi K‡i cvV Ki‡j Zvi FY cwi‡kva n‡e, `vwi`․•Zv `~i n‡e, ¯^”QjZv Avm‡e| Bnv eû
†jv‡Ki cixw¶Z|
mvZ mvjv‡gi dRxjZ
cweÎ †KviAvb kix‡di mvZwU Avqv‡Z DwjøwLZ mvZ mvjvg cÖ‡Z•K bvgv‡Ri ci 1 evi K‡i cvV Ki‡j Zvi
†ivM e•wa `~i nq Ges wec` Avc` n‡Z euvPv hvq| Bnv cvV K‡i kix‡i duy w`‡Z nq I mg¯Í kixi nvZ Øviv
gy‡Q w`‡Z nq|
َQvjvgy ِمbَلAvjv
ْي ُوح ِِف ال َْعا
ٍ َس ََل ٌم ع َََل ن
bywnb wdj Avjvgxb|Ñ(m~iv Avm&-mvddvZ:79)
wek†evmx‡`i g‡a• b~‡ni cÖwZ kvw‗Í ewl‣Z †nvK|
ول ِّم ْن أَنف ُِسك ُْم َع ِزي ٌز عَل َْي ِه َما َع ِن ُّت ْم َح ِري ٌص عَل َْيكُم
Db’wZ jvf n‡e I nvqvZ e„w× n‡e|
ٌ لَق َْد َجاءك ُْم َر ُس
يم
ٌ وف َّر ِح
ٌ ْي َر ُؤَ بِال ُْم ْؤ ِم ِن
jvK¡v` R¡v-AvKzg ivm~jyg&wgb& Avb&dzwmKzg ÔAvhxhyb& ÔAvjvBwn gv-ÕAvwbËzg nvixmyb& ÔAvjvBKzg wej&gyÕwgbxbv
ivDdzi ivn‣xg| †Zvgv‡`i Kv‡Q G‡m‡Q †Zvgv‡`i ga• †_‡KB GKRb im~j| †Zvgv‡`i `y:L-Kó Zvi c‡¶
اّلل ل إِل َـ َه إِل َّ ُه َو عَل َْي ِه ت ََوك َّل ُْت َو ُه َو َر ُّب ال َْع ْر ِش َ ِ نَ ِإن ت ََولَّ ْوا ْ َن ُق ْل َح ْس
`y:mn| wZwb †Zvgv‡`i g½jKvgx, gywgb‡`i cÖwZ †m’nkxj, `qvgq|
ُ ّ ِب
يم
ِ ال َْع ِظ
dvBb ZvIqvjøvI dvK¡yj nvm&weqvjøv-û jv~Bjv-nv-Bjøv ûIqv, ÕAvjvBwn ZvIqvKK¡vjZz Iqv ûIqv ive‚yj
ÕAvikxj ÕAvhxg|
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G m‡Z‛I hw` Zviv wegyL n‡q _v‡K, Z‡e e‡j `vI: AvjøvnB Avgvi Rb• h‡_ó, wZwb e•ZxZ Avi Kv‡iv e‡‘`Mx
†bB| Avwg ZuviB fimv Kwi Ges wZwbB gnvb Avi‡ki AwacwZ|
nhiZ Avgi Be‡b †kvAvqe (ivt)-Gi †iIqv‡q‡Z ivm~jyjøvn& (mvt) e‡jb, †h e•w³ GKw`‡b `yÕk evi
bx‡Pi K_v¸‡jv cvV Ki‡e, Zvi A‡MÖ †m-I hv‡e bv †h Zvi c~‡e‣ wQj Ges Zv‡K †mI cv‡e bv, †h Zvi c‡i
َّ الر ْح َم ُن
الر ِحيم َّ ب َو
َّ الش َهادَ ِة ُه َو ُ َّ ُه َو
ûIqvjøv-ûj& jvhx jv~Bjv-nv Bjøv- ûIqv ÔAv-wjgyj MvBwe Iqvk&kvnv-`vwZ ûqvi ivn&gv-byi ivnxg|
wZwbB Avjøvn& ZvÕAvjv, wZwb e•ZxZ †Kvb Dcvm• †bB; wZwb `„k• I A`„k•‡K Rv‡bb| wZwb cig `qvjy, Amxg
Kzj wjjøvhxbv Avgvby û`vIu Iqv wkdvD| Avcwb ejyb, GUv Cgvb`vi‡`i Rb• c_ wb‡`‣k I †ivMgyw³ KviK|Ñ(m~iv dzQwQjvZ:44)
`iƒ‡` wkdvi dhxjZ
me‣`v wbqwgZfv‡e GB `iƒ` cvV Ki‡j g„Z•y e•ZxZ Ab• †Kvb †iv‡M Avµv‗Í n‡e bv| †ivMgyw³i Rb• GB `iƒ`
َاللَّ ُه َّم أَن َْت َر ِ ِّب ل إِل َ َه إِل أَن َْت َخلَ ْقت َِِن َوأَنَا َع ْب ُدكَ َوأَنَا ع َََل َع ْه ِدك
(Al-Bukhari:7:150, An-Nasai and At-Tirmithi)
.ِاَللَّ ُه َّم َص ِّل ع َََل ُم َح َّم ٍد َّو أَن ِْزلْ ُه ال َْمق َْع َد ال ُْم َق َّر َب ِع ْن َدكَ يَ ْو َم الْ ِق َيا َمة
kvdvqvZ Kiv n‡e IqvwRe, †h e•w³ `iy` cvVKv‡j bx‡Pi †`vqv ej‡e|Ñ(evhhvi, wZeivbx)
Avjøvû¤§v mj&wj AvÕjv gynv¤§vw`I Iqv Avb&whjûj gvKAvÕ`vj gyK¡viivev Bb`vKv BqvIgvj wK¡qvgvwZ|
(3) `yiƒ‡` Beªvwngx
Avjøvû¤§v mvwjø Avjv gynv¤§vw`I Iqv Avjv Avwj gynv¤§vw`b Kvgv mvjøvBZv Avjv Beªvnxgv Iqv Avjv Avwj Beªvwngv
Bb’vKv nvgx`y„‡vRx`| Avjøvû„‡v evwiK Avjv gynv„‡vw`Iu Iqv Avjv Avwj gynv¤§vw`b Kvgv evivKZv Avjv Beªvnxgv
Iqv Avjv Avwj Be․vnxg Bb’vKv nvgx`y„‡vRx`|
(4) `iƒ‡` nvRvixi dwRjZ
†KvbI cvcx †jv‡Ki Ke‡ii wbKU Dcw¯’Z n‡q GB `iƒ` kixd wZbevi cvV Ki‡j H †jv‡Ki 80 erm‡ii
Kei Avhve Avjøvn ZvÕqvjv gvÕd K‡i w`‡eb| GB `iƒ` kixd GKzk evi cvV K‡i g„Z wcZv-gvZvi Rb¨
Avjøvni wbKU †`vqv Ki‡j Zv‡`i Ke‡i Avjøvn ZvÕqvjv kvw‗Í`vb Ki‡eb Ges GK nvRvi †d‡ikZv †KqvgZ
ch‣‗Í Zv‡`i Ke‡ii wbKU G‡m Avjøvn ZvÕqvjvi Kv‡Q ¸bvn gv‡di Rb• †`vqv Ki‡Z _vK‡e|
َ الر ْح َم ِن
الر ِح ْي ِم َّ هلل
ِ بِ ْس ِم ا
الر ْح َم ُة َو َص ِ ّل َّ ت ِ الصلو ُة َو َص ِ ّل ع َََل ُم َح َّم ِد َّمادَا َم َّ ت ِ اَللَّ ُه َّم َص ِ ّل ع َََل ُم َح َّم ٍد َّما دَا َم
اح َو َص ِ ّل ع َََل ُص ْو َر ِة ِ ات َو َص ِ ّل ع َََل ُر ْو ِح ُم َح َّم ٍد ِِف اْل َْر َو ُ َ ّْبكَ َ ت ال ِ ع َََل ُم َح َّم ٍد َّما دَا َم
الص َو ِر َو َص ِ ّل ع َََل ا ِ ْس ِم ُم َح َّم ٍد ِِف ال َْس َما ِء َو َص ِ ّل ع َََل نَ ْف ِس ُم َح َّم ٍد ِِف ُّ ُم َح َّم ٍد ِِف
ِ ْ ْب ُم َح َّم ٍد ِِف الْ ُقل ُْو ِب َو َص ِ ّل ع َََل ق
َّب ُم َح َّم ٍد ِِف ال ْ ُق ُب ْو ِر َو َص ِ ّل ِ ال ُّنف ُْو ِس َو َص ِ ّل ع َََل َقل
اض َو َص ِ ّل ع َََل َج َس ِد ُم َح َّم ٍد ِِف ال َْج َسادِ َو َص َِّل ع َََل ت ُْربَ ِة ِ َالري ِّ ع َََل َر ْو َض ِة ُم َح َّم ٍد ِِف
ْي َخلْ ِق ِه َس ِّي ِدنَا ُم َح َّم ٍد َّوع َََل اَلِ ِه َوا َ ْص َحابِ ِهِ ِ اَل ع َََل َخ ُ اب َو َص ََّل ا
َ هلل ت ََع ِ الّتَ ُّ ُم َح َّم ٍد ِِف
ْي
َ ْ الر ِح ِم َّ بِ َر ْح َم ِت َك يَا ا َ ْر َح َم-ْيَ ْ َوا َ ْز َو ِج ِه َوذُ ّ ِريَّاتِ ِه َواَه ِْل بَ ْي ِت ِه َوا َ ْح َبابِ ِه ا َ ْج َم ِع
(5) `iƒ‡` Zzbvw¾bvi dwRjZ
`iƒ‡` Zzbv¾xbv A_‣ gyw³jv‡fi `iƒ`| hZ iK‡gi evjv-gwmeZ I Avc`-wec` Av‡Q, Avjøvni dh‡j GB `iƒ`
cv‡V Dnv n‡Z gyw³ jvf Kiv hvq| GB `iƒ` kixd cvV Ki‡j KwVb wec` Avc` n‡Z i¶v cvIqv hvq| dRi
I gvMwi‡ei ci GB `iƒ` cvV Ki‡Z nq| †Kvb KwVb wec‡`, RwUj †gvKÏgvq, PvKzix hvevi fq n‡j,
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†MÖdZvixi m„“vebv wKsev `yiv‡ivM• e•vwa‡Z Rbk~b• ¯’v‡b e‡m GB `iƒ` cvV K‡i †`vqv Ki‡j Avjøvni ing‡Z
Aek•B gyw³ cv‡e| cÖZ•n dRi I gvMwi‡ei bvgv‡hi ci GB `iƒ` kixd co‡j evjv-gwme‡Z cwZZ n‡e bv|
b`xi ey‡K So-Zzdv‡b †Kvb RvnvR ev †b․Kv Wye‡Z Avi„“ Ki‡j Lv‡jm w`‡j GB `iƒ` cvV Ki‡j Avjøvni
ing‡Z wec` gyw³ n‡q hvq| Zdmx‡i iƒûj eqv‡b GKwU NUbv ewY‣Z Av‡Q| GK`v mvM‡ii ey‡K GKLvbv
RvnvR S‡oi Ke‡j c‡o Wy‡e hvIqvi Dcµg n‡j Av‡ivnxMY e•wZe•¯Í n‡q coj| G mgq Rvnv‡R Aew¯’Z
R‣bK eyhyM‣ e•w³ ¯^‡c’ †`L‡jb, ivm~jyjøvn (mvt) Zvu‡K e‡j‡Qb †h, mKj‡K `iƒ‡` Zzbv¾xbv cvV Ki‡Z ejyb|
eyhyM‣ e•w³ RvMÖZ n‡q GB NUbv e•³ Ki‡j Av‡ivnxMY mK‡j wg‡j GB `iƒ` co‡Z jvM‡jb| Avjøvni gwR‣‡Z
wZbkZevi cov n‡ZB S‡oi ‡eM `ye‣j n‡q coj|
هلل الرحم ِن الرحيم ِ سم ا ِ ِ ب.ُد ُر ْو ِد تُ ْن ِج ْي َنا
آل َس ِّي ِدنَا ُم َح َّم ٍد َصلَ َؤةٍ تُ َن ّ ِج ْي َنا بِ َها ِم ْن َج ِم ْي ِع ْال َ ْه َوا َ ِل ِ له َّم َصلِّي ع َََل َس ِّي ِدنَا ُم َح َّم ٍد َّوع َََل ُ َّاَل
الس ِّيئاَ ِت َوت َْرنَ ُع َنا بِ َها َّ ات َوت َُط ِّه ُرنَا بِ َها ِم ْن َج ِم ْي ِع ِ اج َ ْضي لَناَ بِ َها َج ِم ْي ِع
َ الح ِ ََو ْاألَن
ِ ات َوتَق
ات َوبَ ْع َد ِ ات ِِف ال َْح َي ِ ْي َ ْ ات ِم ْن َج ِم ْي ِع الْ َخ ِ َات َوتُ َبلِ ُغ َنا بِ َها ا َ ْق ََص الْ َغاي َّ ِع ْن َدكَ اَع ََْل
ِ الد َر َج
َات َويَا دَانِ َع َ ات يَا قَا ِض َي ال َْح َّ ات َو َرانِ َع َّ ب َ ِ ال َْم َم
ِ ات َويَا ك َِاِف ال ُْم ِه ّم ِ اج ِ الد َر َج ِ الد ْع َو ُ ات إنّ َك ُم ِج ْي
.َات َويَا َح َّل ال ُْم ْشك ََِل ِت اَغِ ْث ِِن اَغِ ْث ِِن اَغِ ْث ِِن يَا اِل َِهي إِنَّ َك ع َََل ك ُ ِ ّل َش ْي ٍء قَ ِديْ ٌر
ِ ال َبل َّي
(6) `iƒ‡` Zv‡Ri dwRjZ
mviv wek†e•vcx GLb K‡ivbv gnvgvix AvKvi avib K‡i‡QÑGUvi KviY wK? GUvi wcQ‡b RwUj GKwU inm•
Av‡Q hv Avwg GLv‡b D‡jøL KiwQ| wewfb’ ai‡bi `yiƒ` Av‡Q, †hgb `yiƒ‡` ZvR| `yiƒ‡` ZvR Ggb GKwU
cwiÿxZ `yiƒ` hviv Avgj K‡i ZvivB Gi dRxjZ eyS‡Z cv‡i| GB `yiƒ‡`i GK RvqMvq ejv Av‡Q †h, nhiZ
†gvnv„‡` (mvt) n‡”Qb Ò`vwdqvj evjvÓ| ÔevjvÕ Aviex kã, hvi A_© gywQeZ, `ytL, `~`©kv| Avi Ô`vwdÕ A_©
cÖwZiÿv, Bs‡iRx‡Z n‡”Q wW‡dÝ| †hgb cÖwZiÿv evwnbx| wW‡dÝ kãwU `vwd kã †_‡K DrcwË| cÖwZiÿv
evwnbxi KvR n‡”Q †`wk ev we‡`wk kÎæi nvZ †_‡K †`k‡K iÿv Kiv| Avgv‡`i bex (mvt) n‡jb evjv
gywQe‡Zi Rb• cÖwZiÿv ev Xvj| bexi mv‡_ hviv m„úK‣ Ki‡e, ZvivB kvw‗͇Z _vK‡e| Avi bexi mv‡_ hviv
kÎæZv Ki‡e, Zviv KwVb Avhv‡ei g‡a• _vK‡e| GUv Avjøvn Zvqvjvi wPiKv‡ji GKUv wbqg| Avgv‡`i bex‡K
ejv nq Ò`vwdqvj evjvÓ| wgjv` evjv gywQeZ `~i K‡i| GRb• gvbyl hLb bZzb GKUv †`vKvb K‡i ev byZb
†Kvb e•emv Ly‡j, ZLb iæwR †ivRMv‡i hv‡Z eiKZ nq, †m Rb• GKUv wgjv` †`q| gvbyl hLb bZzb GKUv Ni
K‡i, N‡i cwievi, †Q‡j-†g‡q wb‡q _vK‡e, ZvB N‡i hv‡Z evjv gwQeZ bv Av‡m, GRb• N‡i DVvi Av‡M GKUv
wgjv` †`q| GUv Avgiv †QvU †ejv †_‡KB †`‡L AvmwQ| 500 eQi ev 1000 eQi a‡i GB wbqg P‡j G‡m‡Q
†h, evjv gwQeZ `yi Ki‡Z †M‡j wgjv` w`‡Z nq| ZvB eZ‣gvb I mvg‡bi fqven Ae¯’vq K‡ivbv I †W½yi gZ
bxie NvZ‡Ki nvZ †_‡K wb‡R‡K euvPv‡Z, wb‡Ri cwievieM‣, cÖwZ‡ekx I eÜz -evÜe‡`i euvPv‡Z bex‡K
fvjevmvi gZ fvj‡e‡m, bexi m„‡vb I gvb-gh©v`vi K_v wP‗Ív K‡i fw³ mnKv‡i bvgvRv‡‗Í hv‡Z `yiæ‡` ZvR
wbqwgZ Avgj Ki‡Z cv‡ib, GRb• `yiæ‡` ZvR Aviex‡Z A_‣mn †`qv n‡jv|
ْص ْو ُد َم ْو ُج ْو ُد ٗه ُ ْص ْو ُد ٗه َوال َْمقُ ْي َم ْطل ُْوبُ ٗه ۞ َوال َْم ْطل ُْو ُب َمق ِ ْ اب َق ْو َس َ َمقَا ُم ٗه ۞ َو َق
ْي َ ْ ْي۞ اَنِ ْي ِس الْغ َِر ْي ِب َ ْ ْي َش ِف ْي ِع ال ُْم ْذنِ ِب َ ْ ْي ۞ َخات َِم ال َّن ِب ِّي َ ْ ِ۞ َس ِّي ِد ال ُْم ْر َسل
ْي۞ َش ْم ِس َ ْ ْي۞ ُم َرا ِد ال ُْم ْش َتا ِق َ ْ اش ِقِ اح ِة ال َْع َ ْي۞ َر َ ْ َر ْح َم ٍة الِّلْعلَ ِم
ب الْ ُف َق َرا ِء ُّ ْي ۞ ُم ِح َ ْ اح ال ُْم َق َّر ِب ِ ْي۞ ِم ْص َب َ ْ السالِ ِك
َّ اج ِ ْي۞ ِس َر َ ْ ار ِن
ِ ال َْع
۞ ْي ِ ْ ام الْ ِق ْبلَ َت
ِ ْي ۞ اِ َم َ ْ ب ال َْح َر َم َ ْ ِْي۞ َس ِّي ِد ال َّث َقل
ّ ِ ِ ََْي ن َ ْ َوالْغ َُرابَا ِء َوال َْم َساك
ْي ِ ْ ْي ُم ْح ُب ْو ِب َر ِّب ال َْم ْش ِر َق ِ ْ اب َق ْو َس َ ب َق ِ الد َاريْ ِن ۞ َصا ِح َّ َو ِس ْيلَ ِت َنا ِِف
َاس ِم ِ َْي ا َ ِِب الْق ِ ْ ْي َم ْو َلنَا َو َم ْو ََل ال َّث َقل ِ ْ ْي َج ّ ِد ال َْح َس ِن َوال ُْح َس ِ ْ ََوال َْمغ ِْرب
هلل َياَ ُيّ َها ال ُْم ْش َتا ُق ْو َن ِب ُن ْو ِر َج َمالِ ٖه َصلُّ ْوا ِ هلل ن ُْو ٍر ِّم ْن ن ُْو ِر ا ِ ُم َح ّم َْد اب ِْن َع ْب ِد ا
۞-عَل َْي ِه َوالِ ٖه َوا َ ْص َح ِاب ٖه َو َس ِل ُّم ْوا ت َْس ِل ِي َما
Meaning of Durud-e-Taj: O Allah, send blessings and Peace upon our
Master and Patron Muhammad, The Owner of the Crown and the Ascent and
the Buraq and the Standard, The Repeller of Affliction and Disease and
Drought and Illness and Pain. His name is written on high, served and
engraved in the Tablet and the Pen, The Leader of All, Arabs and non-
Arabs, Whose body is sanctified, fragrant, and pure, Illumined in the House
and the Haram, The Sun of Brightness, the Full Moon in Darkness, The
Foremost One in the Highest Fields, the Light of Guidance, The Cave of Refuge
for Mortals, the Lamp That Dispels the Night, The Best-Natured One, The
Intercessor of Nations, The Owner of Munificence and Generosity. Allah is his
Protector, Jibraeel is his servant. The Buraq is his mount, the Ascent is his
voyage, The (Sidratul Muntaha) Lote-Tree of the Furthermost Boundary is his
station, Two Bow-Lengths or Nearer (Qaaba Qawsayn) is his desire, His desire
is his goal, and he has found his goal, The Master of the Messengers, the Seal
of the Prophets, The intercessor of sinners, the friend of the strangers, The
Mercy for the Worlds, The rest of those who burn with love, the goal of those
who yearn, The sun of knowers, the lamp of travellers, The light of Those
Brought Near, The friend of the poor and destitute, The master of Humans
and Jinn, The Prophet of the Two Sanctuaries, The Imam of the Two Qiblas,
Our Means in the Two Abodes, The Owner of Qaba Qawsayn, The Beloved of
the Lord of the Two Easts and the Two Wests, The grandfather of al-Hasan
and al-Husayn, Our patron and the patron of Humans and Jinn: Abu al-Qasim
MUHAMMAD Son of `Abd Allah, A light from the light of Allah. O you who
yearn for the light of his beauty, Send blessings and utmost greetings of peace
Upon him and upon his Family.
159
Balaghal-ula be-Kamal-e-hi
This poem was written by Shaykh Saadi Shirazi (ra) and is found in the
introduction to his “Gulistan”. This most famous rubai (poem) covering
the event of Miraj of our Beloved Prophet (saws). There is a very
interesting event behind this rubai, when Shaykh Saadi wrote this rubai
he was not getting the last line which would complete the rubai and
because of this he was not satisfied and was worried, what is lacking,
why I‟m not unable to complete the last line and in these thought he
slept. In his dream, he saw the Prophet Muhammad along with his
companions. He asked Saadi why he looked troubled. Saadi replied that
he didn‟t know how to finish his Rubai. The Prophet asked him to
recite it for him. So he did:
“Balaghal-ula be-Kamal-e-hi
He [Muhammad SAWS] reached the highest place by his Perfection.
Kashafad-duja be-Jamaal-e-hi
He removed darkness by his Beauty.
Hasunat jamee‟u Khisaal-e-hi.”
Beauteous are all his qualities
The Prophet added the final verse by reciting:
“Sallu alae-hi wa Aal-e-hi.”
Send blessings to Him and his Family
Therefore, this Rubai, written by Sheikh Saadi, was completed by
Hazrat Muhammad himself.
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†KviAv‡bi Aviex †jLv¸‡jv H wm`ivZzj gybZvnv ev mxgv‡‗Íi eiæB Mv‡Qi cvZvi Dci
by‡ii Kj‡g ‡jLv byivbx Aviex D¾‛j nid¸‡jv †f‡m †f‡m DVZ| ZLb wReªvBj (Avt) bex
Kwig (mvt)-Gi Kv‡Q H AvqvZwU wb‡q `ywbqv‡Z Avm‡Zb| GBRb• eiæB cvZv¸‡jv
†KviAv‡bi Avqv‡Zi mv‡_ A‡j․wKKfv‡e m„úK‣hy³ weavq eiæB cvZv Mig cvwb‡Z wfwR‡q
g„Z gymjgvb e•w³i †Mvmj †`qv nq|
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Kv‡jgv‡q ZvB‡q¨evt jvÑBjvnv Bjøvjøvû gynv¤§v`yi ivm~j~jøvn| Avjøvn
Qvov Ab• †Kvb Dcvm• †bB| nhiZ gynv„‡` (mvt) Avjøvn cv‡Ki †cÖwiZ ivm~j|
ivm~yjøvn (mvt) e‡j‡Qb, †h e•w³ Kv‡jgv ZvB‡q•ev jvÑBjvnv Bjøvjøvû gynv„‡`yi ivm~j~jøvn
co‡e, †m e•w³ †e‡nkZevmx n‡e|Ñ(†gkKvZ)
Kv‡jgv‡q kvnv`vZt Avknv`y Avj jvÑBjvnv Bjøvjøvû Iqvn`vû jv-
kvixKvjvû Iqv Avknv`y Avb’v gynv„‡v`vb Ave`yû Iqv ivmyjyû|
Kv‡jgv‡q ZvInx`t jvÑBjvnv-Bjøv-AvbZv Iqvwn`vjøv QvbxqvjvKv
gynv¤§`yi ivm~jyjøvwn Bgvgyj gyËvKxbv ivm~jy ivwe‚j Avjvgxb|
Kv‡jgv‡q ZvgRx`t jvÑBjvnv Bjøv AvbZv byivB Bqvnw`qvjøvû wjbywinx
gvBq¨vkvD gynv¤§`yi ivm~jyjøvwn Bgvgyj gyiQvjxbv Iqv LvZvgyb-bvweq¨xb|
Kv‡jgv‡q Zvngx`t myenvbvjøvwn Iqv wenvgw`nx myenvb’vjøvwnj Avhxwg
Iqv wenvgw`nx Av¯ÍvMwdi jøvn|
Kv‡jgv‡q iv‡Ï Kzdit Avjøv&û„‡v Bb’x AvDhy weKv wgb Avb DkwiKv
weKv kvBAvI Iqv Avbv AvÕjvgy wenx Iqv AvmZvMwdi Kv wjgv AvÕjvgy wenx
Iqvgv jv AvÕjygy wenx ZzeZz Avbû Iqv ZveviivZz wgbvj Kzdwi IqvkwKiæwK Iqvj
gvÕAvmx Kzwjønv Iqv AvmjvgZz Iqv AvgvbZz Iqv AvKzjy Avjøv Bjvnv Bjøvjøvû
gynv¤§v`yi ivm~jyjøvwn|
Cgv‡b gyRgvjt Avgvb&Zz wejøvwn Kvgv ûqv weAvmgvBnx Iqv wmdvwZnx
IqvK¡vwej&Zz RvgxÕAv Avn&Kvwgnx Iqv Avi&Kvwbnx|
Cgv‡b gydvm&mvjt Avgvb&Zz wejøvwn Iqv gvjvBKvwZnx Iqv KzZzwenx Iqv
ivmywjnx Iqvj BqvIwgj AvwLwi Iqvj K¡v`&wi LvBwinx Iqv kvi&winx wgbvjøvwn
ZvÕAvjv Iqvj&evÕwQ evÔ`vj gvDZ|
bvgv‡Ri dRxjZ
ivm~jyjøvn (mvt) e‡jb, †h e•w³ Gn&‡Zgv‡gi mv‡_ I ¸iæZ‛‛ mnKv‡i bvgvR Av`vq Ki‡e Avjøvn& ZvAvjv
Zv‡K cuvP cÖKv‡i m„‡vwbZ Ki‡eb:
cÖ_gZt i Rx †ivRMvi I Rxe‡bi msKxY‣Zv n‡Z Zv‡K gy³ Ki‡eb| wØZxqZt Zvi Dci n‡Z Ke‡ii
AvRve nwU‡q w`‡eb| Z…ZxqZt †Kqvg‡Zi w`b Zvi Avgjbvgv Zvi Wvb nv‡Z `vb Ki‡eb| PZz_©t †m
e•w³ cyj‡Qiv‡Zi Dci w`‡q we`y•‡Zi gZ cvi n‡q hv‡e| cÂgZt webv wnmv‡e †m †e‡nk‡Z cÖ‡ek
Ki‡e| cÿv‗͇i †h e•w³ bvgv‡R kw_j•‣ cÖ`k‣b K‡i, Avjøvn& cvK Zv‡K c‡bi cÖKvi kvw¯Í cÖ`vb
Ki‡eb| cvuP cÖKvi `ywbqv‡Z, wZb cÖKvi g„Zz•i mgq, wZb cÖKvi Ke‡ii wfZi, wZb cÖKvi Kei n‡Z
cybi Ìv‡bi ci|
c„w_ex‡Z cuvP cÖKvi kvw¯Í: (1) Zvi wR‡‘`Mxi eiKZ †K‡o †bqv n‡e| RxweKvwbe‣v‡n eiKZ
D‡V hv‡e| (2) Zvi gyLgÛj n‡Z †bKKvi‡`i †R•vwZt gy‡Q †djv nq| (3) †h AvgjB †m Ki K bv †Kb
Avjøvn& cvK Dnvi †Kvb cÖwZ`vb †`b bv| (4) Zvi †Kvb †`vqv Keyj nq bv| (5) †bK ev‘`v‡`i †`vqv
n‡ZI †m †Kvb dj jvf K‡i bv|
g„Zz¨i mg‡q wZb cÖKvi AvRve: (1) †m †eB¾‡Zi mv‡_ g„Zz• eiY Ki‡e| (2) †m ÿzavZ‣
Ae¯’vq gviv hvq| (3) wccvwmZ Ae¯’vq †m g„Zz•gy‡L cwZZ nq| hw` mgy‡`․i cvwbI Zv‡K cvb Kiv‡bv nq
ZeyI Zvi Z…òv wg‡U bv|
Ke‡i wZb cÖKvi AvRve: (1) Zvi Rb• Kei GZ msKxY‣ nq †h, ey‡Ki nvo¸wj G‡Ki g‡a•
AciwU Xy‡K hv‡e| (2) Zvi Ke‡i AwM’ cÖ¾wjZ Kiv n‡e Ges †m H Av¸‡b R‛j‡Z _vK‡e| (3) Zvi
Ke‡i Ggb GKwU mc‣ †cÖwiZ nq hvi PÿzØq Av¸‡bi gZ Ges bLi¸wj †jvnvi gZ| GZeo `xN‣ †h,
GKw`‡bi iv¯Ív A‡cÿv eo| †m g„Z e•w³i mv‡_ K_vevZ‣v ej‡e Ges myRvAvKiv e‡j wb‡Ri cwiPq
w`‡e| Zvi AvIqvR e‡R․i gZ| mvcwU ej‡Z _vK‡e †h, †Zvgv‡K KwVb kvw¯Í †`qvi Rb•B Avgv‡K wbhy³
Kiv n‡q‡Q| †Zvgv‡K Avwg AvNv‡Zi ci AvNvZ Ki‡Z _vKe| Avgvi ciIqvi‡`Mvi Avgv‡K ûKzg
K‡i‡Qb †h, dR‡ii bvgvR bó Kivi `i b m~‡hv‣`q ch‣‗Í Ges †Rvn‡ii bvgvR bó Kivi `i b AvQi
ch‣‗Í, AvQ‡ii bvgvR bó Kivi `iæb m~hv‣¯Í ch‣‗Í, gvMwi‡ei bvgvR bó Kivi `iæ‡b Gkv ch‣‗Í I Gkvi
bvgvR bó Kivi `iæ‡b †fvi ch‣‗Í, †Zvgv‡K `skb Ki‡Z _vKe| GB mc‣ hLb Zv‡K GK GKevi `skb
Ki‡e ZLb †m mËi nvZ gvwUi bx‡P Xy‡K hv‡e| †KqvgZ ch‣‗Í Gfv‡e †m AvRv‡e †MÖdZvi _vK‡e|
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cybiæÌv‡bi ci wZbwU AvRve: (1) †Kqvg‡Zi w`b AZ•‗Í KwVbfv‡e †ebvgvRxi wnmve
†bqv n‡e, (2) Avjøvn&i Am‗‘wó I (3) †ebvgvRx‡K eû Acgvb K‡i Rvnvb’v‡g wb‡ÿc Kiv
n‡e|Ñ(hvIqv‡Ri Avb GK‡Zivwdj Kvev‡qi)
cuvP Iqv³ bvgvR bv covi kvw¯Í: nv`x‡m G‡m‡Q: dR‡ii bvgvR bv cwo‡j gy‡Li
†R•vwZ gy‡Q hvq| †Rvn‡ii bvgvR bv cwo‡j Av‡qi eiKZ P‡j hvq| AvQ‡ii bvgvR bv
cwo‡j kix‡ii kw³ K‡g hvq| gvMwi‡ei bvgvR bv cwo‡j m‗Ívb-m‗‘wZ †Kvb Kv‡R Av‡m
bv|Gis Gkvi bvgvR bv cwo‡j Ny‡gi Avivg P‡j hvq|
nhiZ Ave`yjøvn Be‡b Igi (ivt) e‡jb, bex Kixg (mvt) †Kvb GKw`b bvgv‡hi
welq D‡jøL K‡i e‡j‡Qb, †h e•w³ bvgv‡hi wndvRZ K‡i A_v‣r wbqwgZ bvgvh c‡o, Zvi
Rb• wKqvg‡Zi w`b Zv b~i I `wjj n‡e Ges Zvi gyw³i Kvh‣KviY n‡e| Avi †h e•w³
wbqwgZ bvgvh c‡o bv, Zvi Rb• wKqvg‡Zi w`b b~i I `wjj n‡e bv Ges gyw³iI KviY n‡e
bv| Avi wKqvg‡Zi w`b †m Kviƒb †divDb nvgvb I DevB Be‡b Lvj‡di mv_x n‡e|
(Avng`, evqnvKx)
nhiZ Avey `vi`vn (ivt) e‡jb, Avgvi eÜz Avgv‡K GB Dc‡`k w`‡q‡Qb †h, †Zvgv‡K hw`
UzKiv UzKivI Kiv nq A_ev Av¸‡b R‛vjvb nq, ZeyI Zzwg Avjøvn ZvÕqvjvi mv‡_ †KvbwKQy‡K
Askx`vi Ki‡e bv Avi B”Qvc~e‣K dih bvgvhmg~n KL‡bv cwiZ•vM Ki‡e bv| †h e•w³
B”Qvc~e‣K dih bvgvh cwiZ•vM K‡i Zvi Dci †_‡K Avjøvni `vq-`vwqZ‛ iwnZ nq|Ñ(Be‡b
gvRv)
ûRy‡i cvK (mvt) e‡j‡Qb, †h e•w³ bvgvR Ggwbfv‡e †Q‡o †`q †h, Dnvi mgq P‡j
hvq| AZtci K‛vRv c‡o ‡bq, Rvnvb’v‡gi AwM’‡Z †m GK †nvK‛ev cwigvY `» n‡e| Avwk
erm‡i GK †nvK‛ev| cÖwZ ermi wZbkZ lvUw`b I cÖwZw`b `ywbqvi GK nvRvi erm‡ii
mgZzj• n‡e myZivs GK †nvK‛evi cwigvY `yB †KvwU Aóvwk jÿ ermi|Ñ(gvRv‡jQyj
Aveivi)
bvgvh Bev`v‡Zi g~j, gywgbM‡Yi wgivR; Avjøvn& cv‡Ki `x`v‡ii gva•g| bvgvh gywgbM‡Yi
b~i| †KviAvb gRx‡` Gikv` n‡q‡Q: Ò†hw`b Avjøvn&cvK ÔQvK‛Õ Gi ZvRvjøx cÖKvk Ki‡eb,
Dnv GK we‡kl ai‡bi ZvRvjøx n‡e| mKj gvbyl‡K †mR`vi Rb• WvKv n‡e, ZLb Zviv
†mR`v Ki‡Z cvi‡e bv| Zv‡`i PÿzØq j¾vq AebZ n‡q Avm‡e| Zv‡`i me‣v‡½ Acgvb
weivR Ki‡Z _vK‡e| KviY `ywbqv‡ZI Zv‡`i‡K †mR`vi w`‡K Avn‚vb Kiv nZ, wK‗‘ my¯’
kixi _vKv m‡Ë‛I Zviv †mR`v KiZ bv|ÓÑ(†KviAvb)
QvK¡-Gi ZvRvjøx GK we‡kl ai‡bi ZvRvjøx| nvk‡ii gq`v‡b Avjøvn& cvK Avcb
Kz`iZx Rvbyi bx‡Pi Ask mnKv‡i AvZ‟cÖKvk Ki‡eb| Dnvi ZvRvjøx‡Z mg¯Í nvki gq`vb
Sjgj K‡i DV‡e| gymjgvbMY Bnv †`‡L †mR`vq c‡o hv‡e| wKQy msL•K †jv‡Ki †Kvgi
ZLb Z³vi b•vq k³ n‡q hv‡e| †mB Rb• Zviv †mR`v Ki‡Z mg_‣ n‡e bv| nRiZ KvÕe
Avn&evi I Ge‡b Ave‚vm (ivt) n‡Z ewY‣Z Av‡Q, Zviv H mg¯Í †jvK n‡e hviv AvRv‡bi WvK
ï‡bI `ywbqv‡Z Rvgv‡Z bvgvR Av`vq KiZ bv|
nv`x‡m G‡m‡Q, Avjøvn& cvK †mR&`vi wPýmg~n‡K Rvnvb’v‡gi AwM’i Rb• nvivg K‡i
w`‡q‡Qb| bvgvR †iv‡Mi Rb• †kdv| G m„c‡K‣ GKwU NUbv D‡jøL Kiv n‡q‡Q, nhiZ Avey
†nvivqiv (ivt) GKw`b †c‡Ui e•_vi `i b Dcyo n‡q ï‡qwQ‡jb, ûRyi (Qt) wRÁvmv
Ki‡jb, †c‡U wK e•_v n‡”Q? wZwb DËi Ki‡jb, Rx n•uv| ûRyi (Qt) Gikv` Ki‡jb, D‡V
bvgvR co| KviY bvgv‡R †kdv i‡q‡Q|Ñ(Be&‡b-Kvmxi)
nv`x‡m Av‡Q, bvgvh gymjgvb I Agymjgvb‡`i g‡a• cv_‣K• m„wó K‡i| cÖwZwU wRwbm
†Pbvi Rb• GKwU we‡kl wPý _v‡K, bvgvh nj Cgv‡bi †mB we‡kl wPý| ivm~jyjøvn (mvt)
e‡jb, †n Avey †nvivqiv, †Zvgvi M„‡ni †jvKRb‡K bvgvh covi Av‡`k Ki| Avjøvn ZvAvjv
†Zvgv‡K aviYvZxZ ¯’vb †_‡K i wR †`‡eb| AviI ejv n‡q‡Q, Avjøvn ZvAvjv †Kqvg‡Zi
w`b †mB ev‘`vi cÖwZ bRi †`‡eb bv, †h i Kz I †mR`vi g‡a• wcV †mvRv K‡i bv| Gikv`
n‡q‡Q, †h e•w³ RvgvAv‡Z bvgvh c‡o, Zvi eÿ Gev`Z Øviv c~Y‣ n‡q hvq| gynv„‡` Be‡b
Iqv‡m e‡jb, Avwg `ywbqv‡Z †Kej wZbwU e¯‘ Kvgbv Kwi: GKÑfvB, Avwg eµ n‡j †m
Avgv‡K †mvRv Ki‡e| `yBÑnvjvj I A‡b•i nK †_‡K gy³ Lv`• Ges wZbÑRvgvAv‡Zi
bvgvh| ivm~jyjøvn (mvt) e‡jb, †h e•w³ Pwjøk w`b me¸‡jv bvgvh RvgvAv‡Zi mv‡_
Ggbfv‡e c‡o, Zv‡Z ZKexi Zvnixgv dIZ nq bv, Zvi R‡b• Avjøvn ZvÕAvjv `yÕwU gyw³
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wj‡L †`bÑGKwU KcUZv †_‡K gzw³ I AciwU Rvnvb’vg †_‡K gyw³| R‣bK e•w³‡K Dc‡`k
w`‡Z wM‡q im~‡j Kixg (mvt) e‡jb, †h e•w³‡K bvgvh Akøxj I g‘` KvR †_‡K weiZ iv‡L
bv, †m Avjøvni KvQ †_‡K `~‡iB m‡i hv‡e| bvgvh †Zv Avjøvni mv‡_ Pzwcmv‡i evK•vjvc
Kivi bvg| AZGe GUv MvwdjwZi mv‡_ wKi惇c n‡e? e°i Be‡b Ave`yjøvn e‡jb, †n gvbyl
hw` †Zvgvi cÖfzi Kv‡Q webvbygwZ‡Z †h‡Z PvI Ges †Kvb ga•¯ÍZv QvovB Zuvi mv‡_ K_v
ej‡Z PvI, Z‡e GUv m„“eci| †jv‡Kiv wR‡Ám Kij, GUv wKi惇c m„“eci? wZwb ej‡jb,
c~Y‣ Ihy mnKv‡i bvgv‡h `uvovI| G‡ZB webvbygwZ‡Z ‡Zvgvi cÖfzi mvg‡b P‡j hv‡e| Gi ci
ga•¯’Zv QvovB Zuvi mv‡_ K_v ej| nhiZ Av‡qkv (ivt) e‡jb, ivm~jyjøvn (mvt) Avgv‡`i
mv‡_ K_v ej‡Zb Ges Avgiv Zvi mv‡_ K_v ejZvg, wK‗‘ hLb bvgv‡hi mgq nZ, ZLb
wZwb †hb Avgv‡`i‡K wPb‡Zb bv Ges Avgiv Zuv‡K wPbZvg bv| wZwb Avjøvn ZvAvjvi
gvnv‡Z‟• Ggwbfv‡e gk¸j n‡Zb| ivm~jyjøvn (mvt) e‡jb, Avjøvn& ZvAvjv Ggb bvgv‡hi
w`‡K ZvKv‡eb bv, †h bvgv‡h gvbyl Zvi A‗Íi‡K †`nmn Dcw¯’Z bv iv‡L|Ñ(GnBqvDj
DjygywÏb)
nhiZ Avey KvZv`vn (ivt) e‡jb, ivm~jyjøvn (mvt) e‡j‡Qb, Pzwi Kivi w`K w`‡q
gvby‡li g‡a• me‡P‡q Lvivc nj †m e•w³, †h wb‡Ri bvgv‡h Pzwi K‡i| mvnvexiv wR‡Ám
Ki‡jb, †n Avjøvni ivm~j, †m Zvi bvgv‡h wKfv‡e Pzwi K‡i| ivm~jyjøvn (mvt) ej‡jb, †m
mwVKfv‡e bvgv‡hi iæKz I wmR`v cy‡ivcywifv‡e wbqg Abyhvqx Av`vq K‡i bv|Ñ(Avng`)
nhiZ Avey †nvivqiv (ivt) e‡jb, ûhy‡i cvK (mvt) Gikv` K‡i‡Qb, hLb †Kvb e•w³
ARy K‡i gmwR‡` cÖ‡ek K‡i, ZLb Zvi cÖwZ c`‡ÿ‡c Avjøvn GKwU K‡i c~Y• `vb K‡ib,
GKwU K‡i cvc †gvPb K‡ib Ges GKwU K‡i gh‣v`v e„w× K‡i †`b| Zvi cÖwZ Avjøvn GZ
m‗‘ó nb, †hgb †Kvb e•w³ eûw`b eÜzi we‡”Q` mn• Kievi ci cybivq Zvi wgjb jv‡f
m‗‘ó n‡q _v‡K| Avey Imgvb wn‘`x nhiZ mvjgvb dvi Kx (ivt) n‡Z eY‣bv K‡ib, ûhy‡i
cvK (mvt) Gikv` K‡i‡Qb, AvjøvnZvqvjv e‡jb, hw` †Kvb e•w³ Avcb M„‡n fvjfv‡e ARy
mgvav K‡i Avgv‡K `k‣b Kivi Avkvq Avgvi M„‡n AvMgb K‡i, ZLb Avgvi KZ‣e• n‡q c‡o
Avgvi `k‣bKvix‡K m„‡vb Kiv| nhiZ Igi (ivt) eY‣bv K‡ib, GKevi nhiZ wReªæævBj
(Avt) ûhy‡i cvK (mvt)-Gi wbKU G‡m ej‡jb, AvjøvnZvqvjv Gikv` K‡i‡Qb, †h mKj
†jvK iv‡Zi AÜKv‡i gmwR‡` Mgb K‡i, Zv‡`i Rb• mymsev` †h, Zviv †ivRwKqvg‡Z c~Y‣
b~icÖvß n‡e|
nv`x‡m Av‡Q, Avgvi D„‡Z †K‛qvg‡Zi w`em ARy I †mR`vi `iæb D¾‛j n¯Í-c` gyLgÛj
wewkó n‡e| GB ‣ewk‡ó•i `i bB Zv‡`i‡K Acivci D„‡ZM‡Yi ga• n‡Z wPbv hv‡e Ges
Avmgvb n‡Z hLb †Kvb evjv-gywmeZ AeZxY‣ nq ZLb gmwR` Avev`Kvix‡`i Dci n‡Z
Dnv mwi‡q †`Iqv nq| wewfb’ nv`x‡m G‡m‡Q, Avjøvn& cvK †mR&`vi wPýmg~n‡K Rvnvb’v‡gi
AwM’i Rb• nvivg K‡i w`‡q‡Qb| bvgvR †iv‡Mi Rb• †kdv| G m„c‡K‣ GKwU NUbv D‡jøL
Kiv n‡q‡Q, nhiZ Avey †nvivqiv (ivt) GKw`b †c‡Ui e•_vi `i b Dcyo n‡q ï‡qwQ‡jb,
ûRyi (Qt) wRÁvmv Ki‡jb, †c‡U wK e•_v n‡”Q? wZwb DËi Ki‡jb, Rx n•uv| ûRyi (Qt)
Gikv` Ki‡jb, D‡V bvgvR co| KviY bvgv‡R †kdv i‡q‡Q|Ñ(Be&‡b-Kvmxi) nhiZ Avey
†nvivqiv †_‡K ewY‣Z Av‡Q †h, R‣bK e•w³ im~‡j Kixg (mvt)-Gi Kv‡Q Dcw¯’Z n‡q Avih
Kij, AgyK e•w³ iv‡Z Zvnv¾y` c‡o Ges mKv‡j Pzwi K‡i| wZwb ej‡jb, mËiB bvgvh
Zv‡K Pzwi †_‡K weiZ ivL‡e| ivm~jyjøvn& (mvt)-Gi GB K_vi ci †mB e•w³ Pzwii Af¨vm
cwiZ•vM K‡i Ges ZIev K‡i †bq|
Avjøvni Kv‡Q bvgv‡Ri †P‡q †ekx cQ‘`xq Avi †Kvb Gev`Z †bB| gywgb I Kv‡d‡ii g‡a•
cv_‣K• n‡jv bvgvR| bvgvRB Avjøvn‡K cvIqvi GKgvÎ gva•g| gywgb e•w³i bvgvRB Zvi
Rb• †givR| wb‡g’i PviwU Avg‡ji Rb• bvgvRx e•w³ my‡L kvw‗͇Z _vK‡e †bKKvi ev‘`v n‡q
gi‡e Ges m`•RvZ wkïiæ b•vq wb®úvc n‡et (1) †h e•w³ bvgv‡Ri ci gmwR‡` e‡m
†R‡Ki K‡i, (2) †h e•w³ GK bvgvR †kl K‡i cieZ‣x bvgv‡Ri Rb• A‡cÿvq _v‡K, (3)
†h e•w³ Rvgv‡Z bvgvR coevi Avkvq cv‡q †n‡U gmwR‡` hvq Ges (4) †h e•w³ Amy¯’
Ae¯’vq kx‡Zi Kó Ae‡njv K‡i ARy K‡i|
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m~iv Kvnv‡di dRxjZ
ûRyi (mvt) e‡j‡Qb, RygAvi w`b †h e•w³ m~iv Kvnvd cvV Ki‡e, `yÕ RygAvi ga•eZx‣ Kv‡ji
cwigvY mgq (Zvi A‗͇i A_ev Zvi Ke‡i wKsev Zvi nvk‡i) b~‡i Av‡jvwKZ n‡e| nhiZ
Be‡b Ave‚vm I Avey †nvivqiv (ivt) †_‡K ewY‣Z Av‡Q, †h e•w³ RygAvi w`b A_ev Zvi
iv‡Z m~iv Kvnd cvV K‡i, Zv‡K Zvi covi ¯’vb †_‡K g°v kixd ch‣‗Í b~i `vb Kiv nq Ges
wØZxq RygAv I AviI wZb w`‡bi gvM‡divZ Kiv nq| mËi nvRvi †d‡i¯Ív mKvj ch‣‗Í Zvi
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If the names of Ashab-e-Kahf are pasted to a door of a house
after writing them on a piece of paper, that house will remain safe from
being burnt. If the piece of paper having these names is kept on
the wealth, it will not be stolen. Boats and ships will not sink by
their blessings. The person, who has fled, will come back by the
blessings of these names. If a fire breaks out, writ e these names
on a piece of cloth and put it into the fire. By the grace of Allah
Almighty َّ عَ َّز َو َج َّل, the fire will be extinguished. These names are
beneficial for the children who cry or for the fever that comes
after every third day, for headache, for travelling on land or
sea, for the safety of life and wealth, for sharpening intellect
and for the freedom of prisoners.
(Haashiyah Jamal, vol. 4, pp. 423, part 15, Surah Al -Kahf, Ayah 22)
Hazrat Sayyiduna Abdullah Bin Abbas (r) narrated that: ‘I am
amongst those few people who know the number of Ashab -e-
Kahf. The number of Ashab-e-Kahf is seven whose names are as
follows: (1) Muksalmeena (2) Tamleekha (3) Martoonus (4)
Sanoonus (5) Saarinoonus (6) Zoonwanas (7) Kaastatoonus and
the eighth was their dog namely, Qitmeer.’
(Tafseer Khaazin, vol. 4, pp. 207, part 15, Surah Al -Kahf, Ayah 22)
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