Surah Al-Hujurat – The Rooms

Classification: Madani | Verses: 18

Surah Al-Hujurat, revealed in Madinah, is the forty-ninth chapter of the Quran. Its name, “The Rooms,” refers to the private chambers of the Prophet’s household, highlighting the importance of etiquette and respect. The surah focuses on social conduct, ethics, and maintaining harmony within the Muslim community. It provides guidance on manners, communication, avoiding suspicion, slander, and mockery, and emphasizes the values of justice, brotherhood, and humility. The chapter also affirms the equality of humanity and reminds believers that piety and righteousness are the true measures of honor.

• Stresses proper etiquette when interacting with the Prophet (ﷺ) and within the community.
• Warns against spreading rumors, slander, and suspicion among people.
• Encourages reconciliation and resolving conflicts with fairness and patience.
• Highlights the importance of humility, respect, and avoiding mockery or insults.
• Affirms that true honor comes from piety and righteousness, not wealth, status, or lineage.
• Emphasizes unity, brotherhood, and mutual care among Muslims.
• Encourages obedience to Allah and His Messenger as the foundation of social harmony.
• Reminds humanity that Allah created all people from a single source and that diversity is part of His wisdom.