An-Nisa’ - The Women
(Revealed at Mecca)
177 Verses in 24 Sections
Sections Of Surah An-Nisa
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Responsibilities of the guardians of the orphans.
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Law of Inheritance
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Dealing with women.
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Women who may be taken in wedlock.
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Woman’s rights over her property.
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Disagreement and reconciliation between husband and wife.
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Cleanliness External and Internal.
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Leaning to injustice and evils, to be avoided.
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Hypocrites’ refusal to accept the Apostle’s judgment.
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Believers to be cautioned.
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The hypocrites’ attitude towards the believers.
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Dealing with the hypocrites.
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Murder and its punishment.
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Believers remaining with the enemy.
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To cut short prayer while travelling.
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Not to side the dishonest.
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Secret councils of the hypocrites.
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Idolatry prohibited.
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Dealing with orphans and women.
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Equity to everyone - Jewish hypocrisy condemned.
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Fate of the Hypocrites.
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Violation of the covenant by the Jews.
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The Qur’an testified in the previous scriptures.
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Apostleship of Jesus-the Law of Inheritance.
Important Topics.
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All men created of a single Self (being). (Verse 1)
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A just return to the orphans, their properties ordained. (Verse 2)
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The strictly conditioned polygamy permitted. (Verse 3)
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Man if unable to maintain justice among the women to marry only one woman at a time. (Verse 3)
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Devouring the property of the orphans, is compared to Eating Fire. (Verse 10)
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Behest, Distribution of hereditary shares-Details about the respective rights, etc., laid down. (Verse 11-12)
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Dealing with women Guilty of Indecency. (Verse 15)
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Repentance acceptable only for evils unintentionally done. (Verse 17)
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Repentance is not for those who continue doing evil until the approach of death. (Verse 18)
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Marriageable relations. (Verse 23-24)
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Shunning of greater things causes the wiping out of the smaller sins. (Verse 31)
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The procedure to settle disputes between man and wife. (Verse 35)
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Belief in the Unity of God and goodness to parents enjoined. (Verse 36)
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Punishment for being niggardly - and enjoining it on others. (Verse 37)
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The Holy Prophet Muhammad will be a witness over all the witnesses from various peoples, on the Day of Judgment. (Verse 41)
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Discipline against Intoxication. (Verse 43)
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Ordinance regarding the necessary cleanliness, for prayer in particular. (Verse 43)
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The ordinance regarding ‘Tayammum’ (The emergency Ablution). (Verse 43)
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God curses infidelity-cursing the evil and the wicked a godly activity. (Verse 46)
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Never will God pardon polytheism, and other than that God might pardon whatever he pleases. (Verse 48, 116)
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The children of Abraham granted the Book, Wisdom and the Great Kingdom. (Verse 54)
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Ordinance to obey God, the Apostle and those who hold the Command (from God). (Verse 59)
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The implicit obedience to the Holy Prophet Muhammad expected of a believer. (Verse 59)
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From God comes only benefit and from man comes evil (Verse 79)
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Obedience to the Apostle is the obedience to God. (Verse 80)
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Meditation on Qur’an commended. (Verse 82)
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‘Shafa’at’ i.e., Intercession-Good as well as Bad (Verse 85)
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Certainty given about the coming of the day of the Final Judgment. (Verse 87)
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Punishment for the intentional killing of a believer. (Verse 93)
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Not to disbelieve in the individual being a Muslim, if the individual wishes with peace (salutes in Islamic way). (Verse 94)
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The idle ones who sit quietly, and those who strive in the way of God with their wealth and (life)-are not equal (Verse 95)
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Grades in the forgiveness and the mercy granted by God. (Verse 96)
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The recompense of the one who immigrates in the way of the Lord and in his movement towards God and His Apostles, if dies on the way. (Verse 100)
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To shorten the Prayers during journey- The Salat al-Qasr. (Verse 101)
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The Daily prayers are the divinely timed ordinances. (Verse 103)
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To always seek refuge in God’s forgiveness. (Verse 106)
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Whoever acts hostile, after the guidance to the truth becoming manifest to him. (Verse 115)
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Whoever among the believers, man or woman, work good deeds, shall be justly paid by God. (Verse 124)
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No religion is better than Islam (Submission to God) and the Creed of Abraham, the Upright. (Verse 125)
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To deal with the orphans with full justice. (Verse 127)