AlBaraahAtTawbah
AlBaraahAtTawbah refers to the ninth chapter of the Quran, commonly known as Surah At-Tawbah. It is traditionally considered a Medinan surah, revealed after the Prophet Muhammad’s migration to Medina, dating to the later years of his mission. The surah contains 129 verses and is notable in many Qur’anic manuscripts for starting without the customary opening Bismillah, though some editions place the formula within the text.
The name Al-Bara’ah means “disassociation” or “immunity,” reflecting the opening verse which announces disassociation from God,
Scholarly study of Al-Bara’ah emphasizes its historical context, including treaty dynamics, the Prophet’s leadership, and early