Sūra al-Ḥujurāt (Arabic: سورة الحجرات) is the forty ninth sura of the Qur'an. It is a Madani sura located in juz' twenty six. "Al-Hujurat" is the plural form of "al-hujra" (الحجرة), meaning "room". It is mentioned in verse four of this sura. This sura speaks about the appropriate behavior toward the Prophet (s) and also socio-moral issues such as suspicion, snooping, and backbiting.
Some of the famous verses of this sura are al-ukhuwwa verse which introduces believers brothers to each other, the "verse of Naba'" which advises not to trust all persons who bring news and the verse thirteen which considers more God-wary people more honorable before God.
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