All 12 ayat of Surah At-Talaq (also written Al-Talaq or Surah Talaq) in Arabic, with transliteration and translation. Tap ▶ on any ayah to hear it, or play the whole surah. It is in juz 28 (para 28).
Fa izaa balaghna ajalahunna fa amsikoohunna bima'roofin aw faariqoohunna bima'roofinw wa ashhidoo zawai 'adlim minkum wa aqeemush shahaadata lillaah; zaalikum yoo'azu bihee man kaana yu'minu billaahi wal yawmil aakhir; wa many yattaqil laaha yaj'al lahoo makhrajaa
Askinoohunna min haisu sakantum minw wujdikum wa laa tudaaarroohunna litudaiyiqoo 'alaihinn; wa in kunna ulaati hamlin fa anfiqoo 'alihinna hattaa yada'na hamlahunn; fain arda'na lakum fa aatoo hunna ujoorahunna waatamiroo bainakum bima'roofinw wa in ta'aasartum fasaturdi'u lahooo ukhraa
Surah At-Talaq (سُورَةُ الطَّلَاقِ), "Divorce", is surah 65 of the Quran. It has 12 ayat and was revealed in Madinah, so it is called a Medinan surah. It sits in juz 28 (para 28), and covers pages 558 to 559 of the standard Madinah mushaf.
Virtues and benefits of Surah At-Talaq
We have not found an authentic hadith that names a particular virtue for Surah At-Talaq. Its reward is the reward of reciting the Quran itself: the Prophet ﷺ said that every letter of the Quran is a good deed, and each good deed is multiplied ten times. Reports you may see that promise specific rewards for this surah should be checked for their grading before they are shared.
Jami at-Tirmidhi 2910: every letter of the Quran is a good deed, and each good deed is multiplied ten times. Graded hasan sahih.
Well-known ayat of Surah At-Talaq
Quran 65:3: Whoever Relies on Allah, He Is Enough, with its meaning and the ayat around it.