The Quranic principle of being created 'from a male and a female' (min dhakarin wa untha), as stated in Surah Al-Hujurat 49:13, is a cornerstone of Islamic theology that establishes the absolute equality and shared origin of all humanity. Search-discovered classical scholarship, including the tafsir of Ibn Kathir, clarifies that this refers to the common ancestry of all people from Adam and Eve, thereby invalidating all claims of superiority based on race, lineage, or gender. Al-Tabari's analysis reinforces this by explaining that the subsequent division into 'nations and tribes' was divinely intended for the practical purpose of mutual recognition (li-ta'arafu), not for pride or conflict. The verse culminates by declaring that the sole criterion for honor and nobility in the sight of Allah is piety and God-consciousness (taqwa). This synthesis, confirmed by the Prophet Muhammad's teachings, provides a divine framework for universal humanism, social justice, and the rejection of all forms of prejudice.