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Read the Quran, juz by juz
The Quran is divided into 30 parts (juz) of roughly equal length — one for each day of a month. Explore our guide to every juz below.
آلم
Juz 1
Alif Lam Meem
سيقول
Juz 2
Sayaqul
تلك الرسل
Juz 3
Tilka ar-Rusul
لن تنالوا
Juz 4
Lan Tanalu
والمحصنات
Juz 5
Wal-Muhsanat
لا يحب الله
Juz 6
La Yuhibbullah
وإذا سمعوا
Juz 7
Wa Idha Sami'u
ولو أننا
Juz 8
Wa Law Annana
قال الملأ
Juz 9
Qal al-Mala
واعلموا
Juz 10
Wa A'lamu
يعتذرون
Juz 11
Ya'tadhiruna
وما من دابة
Juz 12
Wa Ma Min Dabbah
وما أبرئ
Juz 13
Wa Ma Ubarri'u
ربما
Juz 14
Rubama
سبحان الذي
Juz 15
Subhan Alladhi
قال ألم
Juz 16
Qal Alam
اقترب
Juz 17
Iqtaraba
قد أفلح
Juz 18
Qad Aflaha
وقال الذين
Juz 19
Wa Qal Alladhina
أمن خلق
Juz 20
Amman Khalaq
اتل ما أوحي
Juz 21
Utlu Ma Uhiya
ومن يقنت
Juz 22
Wa Man Yaqnut
وما لي
Juz 23
Wa Mali
فمن أظلم
Juz 24
Faman Azlam
إليه يرد
Juz 25
Ilayhi Yuraddu
حم
Juz 26
Ha Meem
قال فما خطبكم
Juz 27
Qala Fama Khatbukum
قد سمع الله
Juz 28
Qad Sami Allah
تبارك
Juz 29
Tabarak
عم
Juz 30
Amma
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 far more than quantity: pick a fixed time, such as after Fajr or before bed, and protect it.
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