surah mujadila Bangla | সূরা মুজাদালা | Noor

 As per the Islamic convention, the part was uncovered during the Medinan time of Muhammad's prophethood, in this manner, a Medinan sura. A minority assessment says that lone the initial ten sections were from the Medinan time frame, and the rest were from the Meccan time frame. Another minority supposition says that refrain 9 was from the Meccan time frame, and the rest Medinan.[1]

Both conventional and current researchers of the Quran date the disclosure of the part to between 4 AH to 7 AH (around 625–628 CE), likely after the Battle of the Trench. The Muslim people group was in Medina under the authority of Muhammad, under danger from the Quraysh clan in Mecca and from the interests of "the deceivers" (munafiqun, the individuals who were apparently Muslim yet furtively contradicted the Muslims) and the Jewish clans in Medina. The Constitution of Medina goes about as a constitution for this network, and the Quran—viewed as perfect disclosures by the Muslims—gave the law, and Muhammad goes about as the last expert in deciphering the law and settling debates among the individuals from the community.[2]

The section is the first of ten Medinan suras which tends to legitimate issues in the early state drove by Muhammad in Medina.[1] The conventional Egyptian sequence puts the part as the 105th section by the request for disclosure (after Al-Munafiqun), while the Nöldeke Chronology (by the orientalist Theodor Nöldeke) puts it as the 106th.[