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naql-e-kufr kufr na baashad

I am only quoting, the responsibility rests with the original narrator

naql-e-kufr kufr nabaashad

(فارسی کہاوت اردو میں مستعمل) ضرورۃً کفر کو دہرانا لائق ِگرفت نہیں ہوتا ، غلط بات کو دہرانے والا قصور وار نہیں گردانا جاسکتا ، حوالے کے لیے کفر کی نقل کرنے سے ناقل کافر نہیں ہو جاتا ۔

kufr kii naql kufr nahii.n

کفر کی نقل کرنے یعنی کفر کو دوہرانے سے کفر نہیں ہوتا.

roza rakhe na namaaz pa.Dhe saharii bhii na khaa.e to mahaz kaafir ho jaa.e

this saying belongs to those who follow the sensual desire, the other costumes are not necessary but the Sahari is

roza rakhe na namaaz pa.Dhe saharii bhii na khaa.e to kaafir ho jaa.e

this saying belongs to those who follow the sensual desire, the other costumes are not necessary but the Sahari is

roze rakhe.n na namaaz pa.Dhe.n, saharii bhii na khaa.e.n to kaafir ho jaa.e.n

نفس پرورں کا مقولہ ہے.

saharii bhii na khaa.uu.n to kaafir na ho jaa.uu.n

ایک ماما سحری کھا لیتی تھی روزہ نہ رکھتی تھی ، ایک دن مالک نے پوچھا تو یہ جواب دیا ، یعنی دین کی مطلب کی بات مان لی اور تکلیف کی بات چھوڑ دی.

namaaz nahii.n roza nahii.n saharii bhii na ho to nire kaafir ban jaa.e.nge

اگر بہت سا غیر ممکن ہو تو تھوڑا سا سہی، ایسے موقع پر مستعمل جب کسی مذہبی تعلیم پر عمل اپنے مفاد میں ہو

Meaning ofSee meaning naql-e-kufr kufr na baashad in English, Hindi & Urdu

naql-e-kufr kufr na baashad

नक़्ल-ए-कुफ़्र कुफ़्र न बाशद•نَقْلِ کُفر، کُفر نَہ باشَد

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English meaning of naql-e-kufr kufr na baashad

I am only quoting, the responsibility rests with the original narrator

नक़्ल-ए-कुफ़्र कुफ़्र न बाशद के हिंदी अर्थ

(फ़ारसी कहावत उर्दू में प्रयुक्त) आवश्यकतानुसार कुफ़्र को दोहराना अपराध नहीं होता, ग़लत बात को दुहराने वाला क़सूरवार में नहीं जा सकता

نَقْلِ کُفر، کُفر نَہ باشَد کے اردو معانی

Roman
Urdu

(فارسی کہاوت اردو میں مستعمل) ضرورۃً کفر کو دہرانا لائقِ گرفت نہیں ہوتا، غلط بات کو دہرانے والا قصور وار نہیں گردانا جاسکتا، حوالے کے لیے کفر کی نقل کرنے سے ناقل کافر نہیں ہو جاتا
(رویائے صادقہ) جن کو ہم نے نقل کفر کفر نہ باشد کے بھروسے پر یہ مجبوری ڈرتے ڈرتے لکھ دیا ہے

Urdu meaning of naql-e-kufr kufr na baashad

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Urdu

(faarsii kahaavat urduu me.n mustaamal) zaruur na kuphr ko duhraanaa laayaq igarfat nahii.n hotaa, Galat baat ko duhraane vaala qasuurvaar nahii.n girdaanaa ja saktaa, havaale ke li.e kuphr kii naqal karne se naaqal kaafir nahii.n ho jaataa
۔misal kuphr ke naqal karne se naaqal ka farr nahii.n hojaataa।barii baat kii naqal burii nahii.n samjhii jaatii।(ravyaa.e saadikaa) jin ko ham ne naqal kuphr kuphr na baashad ke bharose par ye majbuurii Darte Darte likh diyaa hai

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naql-e-kufr kufr na baashad

I am only quoting, the responsibility rests with the original narrator

naql-e-kufr kufr nabaashad

kufr kii naql kufr nahii.n

کفر کی نقل کرنے یعنی کفر کو دوہرانے سے کفر نہیں ہوتا.

roza rakhe na namaaz pa.Dhe saharii bhii na khaa.e to mahaz kaafir ho jaa.e

this saying belongs to those who follow the sensual desire, the other costumes are not necessary but the Sahari is

roza rakhe na namaaz pa.Dhe saharii bhii na khaa.e to kaafir ho jaa.e

this saying belongs to those who follow the sensual desire, the other costumes are not necessary but the Sahari is

roze rakhe.n na namaaz pa.Dhe.n, saharii bhii na khaa.e.n to kaafir ho jaa.e.n

نفس پرورں کا مقولہ ہے.

saharii bhii na khaa.uu.n to kaafir na ho jaa.uu.n

namaaz nahii.n roza nahii.n saharii bhii na ho to nire kaafir ban jaa.e.nge

اگر بہت سا غیر ممکن ہو تو تھوڑا سا سہی، ایسے موقع پر مستعمل جب کسی مذہبی تعلیم پر عمل اپنے مفاد میں ہو

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तौसी'

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Origin : Arabic

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दिलेरी

دِلیری

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bravery, boldness, courage, valor, masculinity

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ख़िजालत

خِجالَت

Origin : Arabic

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اَلْفاظ

Origin : Arabic

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words, articulate sounds, terms

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उम्मीद-वार

اُمِّید وار

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applicant, candidate

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अमराज़

اَمْراض

Origin : Arabic

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diseases, ailments, sicknesses

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जिस्मानी

جِسْمانی

Origin : Arabic

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of or belonging to body, corporeal

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nidaa

निदा

نِدا

Origin : Arabic

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sound, voice, clamour

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ख़ल्वत

خَلْوَت

Origin : Arabic

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isolation, loneliness

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इम्कानात

اِمْکانات

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possibility

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