Learn Sūrat al-Mujādilah
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What Sūrat al-Mujādilah is about
Sūrat al-Mujādilah opens the twenty-eighth juzʼ and has 22 āyāt. It begins: Allah has heard the woman who argued with the Prophet about her husband and complained to Allah (58:1). It is named after her. Allah hears their conversation, and He is All-Hearing, All-Seeing.
The sūrah rejects a practice by which a man declared his wife to be like his mother, and sets an expiation for it (58:2–4). It says no three people speak in secret without Allah being the fourth (58:7), teaches the believers to make room in gatherings (58:11), and ends with those who will not love anyone who opposes Allah and His Messenger, even close family: they are the party of Allah (58:22).
- Āyāt 1–4
The woman who pleaded
Allah heard the woman who argued about her husband and complained to Allah. A man who calls his wife like his mother does not make her his mother; it is a wrong and false word (58:2). To return to her he must free a slave, or fast two months, or feed sixty poor people (58:3–4).
- Āyāt 5–13
Secret talk and making room
No three people talk in secret without Allah being the fourth, nor five without Him being the sixth (58:7). Secret talk should be for good, not for sin. Make room in gatherings, and Allah will make room for you; He raises those who believe and are given knowledge by degrees (58:11).
- Āyāt 14–22
The party of Allah
Some take as allies a people Allah is angry with, and swear false oaths. Shayṭān has taken hold of them; they are his party (58:19). Those who believe in Allah and the Last Day do not love those who oppose Allah and His Messenger, even fathers, sons, brothers or kin. Allah has written faith in their hearts; they are the party of Allah (58:22).
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