Surah An-Nisa, the fourth chapter of the Quran, encompasses 176 verses. It delves into laws pertaining to family, inheritance, and justice. Addressing issues of orphans, widows, and social justice, it advocates for the fair treatment of women and vulnerable members of society. The surah outlines regulations for marriage, emphasizing justice and kindness. It addresses the Battle of Uhud, urging believers to stand united. Surah An-Nisa reinforces the principles of equality, ethics, and the accountability of individuals. Recitation of its verses provides guidance on familial relations, social justice, and ethical conduct, emphasizing the significance of compassion and fairness.
