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  An-Nisa , meaning “ The Women ,” is the  fourth chapter  ( surah ) of  the Holy Quran , holding immense significance in  Islamic scripture . With  176 verses , it delves into a multitude of themes, most prominently the rights, roles, and responsibilities of women within Islamic society. Here’s a detailed exploration of  An-Nisa , its core themes, and its impact on Muslim life: Central Themes: Justice and Fairness:  The surah emphasizes just treatment for all, including orphans ( 4:2-3 ), widows ( 4:7 ), and women facing inheritance disputes ( 4:11-12 ). Family and Kinship:  An-Nisa lays out guidelines for marriage, divorce, and inheritance, promoting strong family bonds ( 4:1-25 ). Women’s Rights and Roles:  Contrary to some interpretations, the surah establishes women’s rights to property ownership ( 4:32 ), education (emphasized throughout the Quran), and participation in society ( 4:1 ). Verses on Women: Equality in Creation ( 4:1 )...

Islam elevates   mothers   to a position of unparalleled importance within the family and society.   The Holy Quran   and   the Hadiths   of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) paint a beautiful picture of the profound respect and gratitude Islam prescribes towards   mothers . This article delves deeper into the multifaceted roles   mothers   play and the high esteem they hold within the Islamic framework, drawing upon verses from   the Quran   and narrations from   Sahih Bukhari   and   Sahih Muslim . The Trials and Sacrifices of Motherhood The Quran  acknowledges the immense physical and emotional investment a  mother  makes for her child, particularly during pregnancy and childbirth: “And We have enjoined upon man (to be good) to his parents: in pain did his mother bear him, and in pain did she give him birth.”  ( Quran 46:15 ) This verse serves as a constant reminder of the sacrifices  mothers  e...