Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Understanding Surah At-Talaq
   • Name and Significance
   • Context and Relation to Previous Surah
3. Key Themes of Surah At-Talaq
   • Guidance on Divorce
   • The Importance of Observing Iddah (Waiting Period)
   • Rights and Responsibilities in Divorce
   • The Concept of Taqwa (God-Consciousness) in Marital Relations
4. Detailed Breakdown of Key Verses
   • Verse Analysis & Explanation
   • Practical Implications
5. The Ethical and Social Dimensions of Divorce in Islam
   • The Role of Kindness and Justice
   • Prohibition of Harm and Injustice
6. Lessons and Takeaways from Surah At-Talaq
7. Conclusion
8. References

📖 Introduction

Surah At-Talaq, often referred to as Surah an-Nisa’ al-Qusra (The Shorter Chapter of Women), is a chapter of immense significance in the Holy Quran. It provides detailed guidance on divorce, ensuring that separations occur with dignity, justice, and adherence to divine commands. This book explores the wisdom and legal framework within Surah At-Talaq, highlighting its relevance in contemporary marital relationships. 📜

🕌 Understanding Surah At-Talaq

🔹 Name and Significance

• Surah At-Talaq is a Medinan Surah consisting of 12 verses.
• It is also called Surah an-Nisa’ al-Qusra, as named by Abdullah ibn Mas’ud (RA).

🔹 Context and Relation to Previous Surah

• The previous surah (Surah Al-Taghabun) mentions the challenges within family life:

  "O you who have believed, indeed, among your wives and your children are enemies to you, so beware of them." (Quran 64:14)

• Surah At-Talaq continues this theme by outlining the proper way to separate if marital disputes cannot be resolved.