According to Q 4:1, men and women were created…

Surah An-Nisāʾ’s primary theme is justice for which vulnerable group first mentioned in 4:2-3?

Q 4:19 instructs believers to treat wives with…

The slide shows Allah’s Name “Al-Muqsit / Al-ʿAdl”. What do these Names mean? ​

Surah An-Nisāʾ instructs believers to “stand firmly for justice” even if doing so means testifying against whom?

Q 4:34 describes men as “qawwāmūn” over women. The closest meaning of qawwām here is…

According to Q 4:32, believers are told not to…

How does Q 4:124 balance gender justice regarding salvation?

Surah An-Nisāʾ illustrates equity (fair, role-specific duties) rather than strict sameness by assigning men which particular obligation toward women in marriage?

Which Sunnah-based principle, reflected in Q 4:36, expands justice beyond gender to all social ties?

Q 4:34 states that men are “qawwâmūn ʿalâ an-nisâʼ”. Which pair of responsibilities named in the verse is the textual basis for that guardianship?

In 4:11-12 daughters can inherit half the share of sons. Classical jurists explain this as equitable because:

Verse 4:19 bans “inheriting women against their will”. Which pre-Islamic custom does this nullify?

For marital discord, 4:34 prescribes a graded process. What is the precise Qur’anic order?

Verses 4:128-129 discuss a wife fearing nushûz (ill-treatment) from her husband. The Qur’an allows a couple to…