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and in society — and the forms it takes differ accordingly

Ibn al-Jawzi begins by mapping the soul's tendencies: its desire for food

and disguises the devil uses to mislead the Muslim community

Tafseer Soorah Al-Hujurat | A Commentary on The 49th Chapter of The Qur'an gift card The Jilbab and Khimar inSurah al Hujurat is unlike most Meccan surahs it is a Medinan chapter, revealed at a time when the Muslim community was established and in need of guidance on how to live with one another. In just 18 verses, Allah addresses some of the most damaging behaviors that corrupt communities and relationships: rushing to judgment without verification, mocking and belittling others, calling each other by offensive names, suspicion, spying, backbiting, and