Surah An-Nisa Tafseer in English | Complete

📖 Complete Tafseer of Surah An-Nisa in English by Hafiz Riaz Dhai This playlist features a detailed and concise tafseer (exegesis) of Surah An-Nisa (Chapter 4 of the Qur’an) in the English language. Surah An-Nisa, meaning “The Women”, is one of the longest chapters of the Qur’an and deals with critical subjects such as justice, family laws, inheritance, social responsibilities, and rights of women. Through these tafseer sessions, Hafiz Riaz Dhai explains the verses in a simple, clear, and practical way so viewers can learn Qur’an in English, understand its rulings, and apply the wisdom of the Qur’an to modern-day issues. 🌿 Why This Playlist Is Beneficial for You: - Verse-by-verse tafseer of Surah An-Nisa in English. - Easy-to-understand explanation of family and social laws in Islam. - Lessons on justice, honesty, and equality in society. - Context of revelation (Asbab al-Nuzul) and historical background. - Guidance on how to implement the teachings in daily life. By following this playlist, you will gain not only knowledge of Surah An-Nisa tafseer in English but also spiritual growth, stronger faith, and a better understanding of Islamic family values and justice. 📜 Time of Revelation: Surah An-Nisa was revealed in Madinah, after the Hijrah of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. It was revealed gradually over different occasions, mainly after the Battle of Uhud (3 AH), when issues of inheritance, family structure, and community unity became critical. 🕰 Historical Background: Surah An-Nisa was revealed to address the social, legal, and moral reforms needed in the Muslim community of Madinah. It emphasized: - Inheritance laws ensuring fair distribution of wealth. - Rights of women, widows, and orphans in society. - Justice in leadership and protection of the weak. - Guidance for building a strong Muslim society based on fairness and obedience to Allah and His Messenger ﷺ. 🌟 Importance of Surah An-Nisa: - Establishes the foundation of Islamic family law. - Protects the rights of women, orphans, and the marginalized. - P