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Read the Quran, juz by juz
The Quran is divided into 30 parts of roughly equal length — one for each day of a month. Explore a short guide to every juz.
- آلمJuz 1Alif Lam Meem
- سيقولJuz 2Sayaqul
- تلك الرسلJuz 3Tilka ar-Rusul
- لن تنالواJuz 4Lan Tanalu
- والمحصناتJuz 5Wal-Muhsanat
- لا يحب اللهJuz 6La Yuhibbullah
- وإذا سمعواJuz 7Wa Idha Sami'u
- ولو أنناJuz 8Wa Law Annana
- قال الملأJuz 9Qal al-Mala
- واعلمواJuz 10Wa A'lamu
- يعتذرونJuz 11Ya'tadhiruna
- وما من دابةJuz 12Wa Ma Min Dabbah
- وما أبرئJuz 13Wa Ma Ubarri'u
- ربماJuz 14Rubama
- سبحان الذيJuz 15Subhan Alladhi
- قال ألمJuz 16Qal Alam
- اقتربJuz 17Iqtaraba
- قد أفلحJuz 18Qad Aflaha
- وقال الذينJuz 19Wa Qal Alladhina
- أمن خلقJuz 20Amman Khalaq
- اتل ما أوحيJuz 21Utlu Ma Uhiya
- ومن يقنتJuz 22Wa Man Yaqnut
- وما ليJuz 23Wa Mali
- فمن أظلمJuz 24Faman Azlam
- إليه يردJuz 25Ilayhi Yuraddu
- حمJuz 26Ha Meem
- قال فما خطبكمJuz 27Qala Fama Khatbukum
- قد سمع اللهJuz 28Qad Sami Allah
- تباركJuz 29Tabarak
- عمJuz 30Amma
How to build a daily reading habit
Reading one juz a day completes the Quran in a month — the pace many aim for in Ramadan. Outside Ramadan, even a page or two a day builds a lasting connection. Consistency matters more than quantity: pick a fixed time, such as after Fajr or before bed, and protect it.
If you can read but struggle with accuracy, a teacher can listen to your recitation and correct it in live one-to-one classes. If you cannot read Arabic yet, the Noorani Qaida course gets you there step by step.
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Want a teacher to guide your reading?
Let your child experience a real class first. Meet a suitable teacher, choose a convenient time and see the lesson for yourself before deciding anything.
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