Surah Al Hujurat

Surah As-Saffat opens with an oath by the angels lined in rows, highlighting the discipline and power of Allah’s divine army. It then refutes the false claims of idolaters, asserting that Allah is above having offspring or partners.
The Surah recounts the stories of many prophets—Nuh, Ibrahim, Musa, Harun, Ilyas, Lut, and Yunus (peace be upon them)—emphasizing their struggles, sincerity, and Allah’s protection. The example of Prophet Ibrahim’s willingness to sacrifice his son is one of the most profound and central stories of the Surah.

Surah Al Hujurat Overview

Listen Surah Al Hujurat Online

Colour Coded Tajweed Rules

Color Coded Tajweed

Read Surah Al Hujurat Online

Surah Al Hujurat Page 1
Surah Al Hujurat Page 2
Surah Al Hujurat Page 3
Surah Al Hujurat Page 4
Surah Al Hujurat Page 5

Meaning & Importance of Surah Al Hujurat

The name “Al-Hujurat” refers to the private rooms of the Prophet (PBUH), reminding believers to be mindful of their tone, approach, and behavior, especially in religious and communal matters.

Key themes include:

Respect and obedience toward the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
Avoiding mockery, slander, and gossip.
Condemning assumptions and spying.
Promoting reconciliation between fighting believers.
Emphasizing that piety is the true measure of superiority.

Virtues & Benefits of Surah Al Hujurat

Teaches Islamic manners, humility, and proper etiquette.
Promotes social harmony and mutual respect among Muslims.
Provides a framework for conflict resolution and reconciliation.
Warns against destructive habits like backbiting, racism, and tribalism.
Reinforces that Allah knows what is hidden in hearts, so sincerity is key.

Surah As-Saffat is a powerful spiritual and theological reminder of why belief in one God, obedience to His prophets, and readiness for the Hereafter are essential foundations of faith.

Read More Surahs