According to search-discovered classical Islamic scholarship, the Quranic injunction 'not to be expelled from their homes' (Lā tukhrijūhunna min buyūtihinna) found in Surah At-Talaq (65:1) establishes a fundamental right for a woman to reside in the marital home during her 'iddah' (waiting period) following a revocable divorce. Tafsir by authorities such as Ibn Kathir emphasizes this is a direct and binding command from Allah to the husband, forming one of the divine limits (ḥudūd) of divorce. Al-Qurtubi's analysis highlights the Fiqh (legal) implications, confirming this as an obligatory provision. The profound wisdom behind this ruling, as unanimously agreed upon by scholars, is to preserve the wife's dignity and security during a vulnerable time and, most importantly, to create a space for potential reconciliation, as the verse itself hints that 'Allah may bring something new to pass'. This single verse encapsulates a complete legal and spiritual framework for compassionate separation.