Quran 24:31 and 33:59

This entry cites two specific verses of the Quran directly rather than a published edition or commentary, so it carries no named human author, the Quran being held within Islamic tradition to be divine revelation transmitted through Muhammad. As primary scripture it is the strongest possible source for what the text itself says at that verse, but it is not a translation with one fixed wording, since translations vary and interpretation of specific verses is itself a subject of scholarly and juristic disagreement across schools of Islamic law. Read here for the verse's own content rather than for a settled interpretation of what it requires in practice, since that second question depends on which school or commentator is being consulted and needs its own separate source.