Examples of using Plight in English and their translations into Urdu
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You do not need to find a doctor and pharmacist who smiles at you with your plight.
You do not have to visit a healer& pharmacist, which smiles at you with your plight without.
You do not have to visit a doctor& pharmacist who smiles at you with your plight.
The Spirit of God in Scripture does not withhold from us the reality of our plight.
shape for us right conduct in our plight.
I was studying to become a veterinarian, but the plight of my people forced me and several friends to become activists.
I will give you an example of[something] I saw happen that made me see what our plight could be.
And yet, that dreadful fate is indeed the plight of somebody somewhere on Earth roughly every two weeks, because every two weeks, some elder dies and carries with him into the grave the last syllables of an ancient tongue.
You bypass the way to the doctor and pharmacist, who makes fun of your plight"I am dissatisfied with my potency" and does not take your word for it.
While I had the tools and resources to get back on track, I was moved by the plight of countless other women around me who are trapped in abusive marriages.
(Their plight will be) no better than that of the people of Pharaoh, and their predecessors: they denied our Signs,
Ever since she was 16, Ms. Ismail has been speaking out about human rights abuses, focusing on the plight of Pakistani women and girls who suffer all kinds of horrors including forced marriages and honor killings.
Is there any way out[from this plight]?'.
twice did You give us life. We admit our sins. Is there any way out[from this plight]?'.
After this incident Sister Lucy decided to found Maher, to help women in such a plight. It took almost seven years to get the needed support, but on 2 February 1997 in the small village of Vadhu Budruk, on the outskirts of Pune, the first Maher house opened its doors.
When angels take the souls of those who die in sin against their souls, they say:"In what(plight) Were ye?" They reply:"Weak and oppressed Were we in the earth." They say:"Was not the earth of
Aboobacker was born in Kasaragod, Kerala, India. Her books, which relate the plight of Muslim women in Kerala and Karnataka, have earned her much fame along with multiple literary awards.[1] Her novel Chandragiriya Theeradalli(1984) was translated in English as Breaking Ties.[2].
So, what will be their plight when We shall assemble all of them together on the Day in(the happening of) which there is no doubt,
(Their plight) resembles those who have tasted the evil consequences of their works shortly before them(i.e., the idolaters of Mecca in Badr and Banu Nadir, Banu Qaynuqa‘ and Banu Qurayza of the Jews, etc.). And there is for them a grievous punishment(in the Hereafter as well).
They will be told,‘This[plight of yours] is because, when Allah was invoked alone, you would disbelieve, but if partners were ascribed to Him you would believe. So the judgment belongs to Allah, the All-exalted, the All-great.'.