How Many Surahs In Juz 30?

The main division of the Qur’an is into Surah (chapter) and aya (verse). The Quran is divided into 30 sections, called juz in Arabic. How many surahs in juz 30?

Each juz is called by the first surah in the juz, for example juz 29 is called juz tabarak because the first chapter of the juz is surah Mulk or tabaraka.

How Many Surahs In Juz 30?

There are thirty seven (37) surahs in juz 30. The first surah in Juz 30 is surah Naba’ and begins with the word Amma. That is the reason why it is called juz amma. The last surah in juz 30 is surah an Nas and it begins with Qul audhu bi Rabbin-Nas.

Juz 30 Amma Juz Surah Lists

Order	Name	Classification	Number of verses
78	Surah Naba	Makkah	40
79	Surah Naziat	Makkah	46
80	Surah Abasa	Makkah	42
81	Surah At Takweer	Makkah	29
82	Surah Infitar	Makkah	19
83	Surah Mutattifeen	Makkah	36
84	Surah Inshiqaq	Makkah	25
85	Surah Buruj	Makkah	22
86	Surah Tariq	Makkah	17
87	Surah A alaa	Makkah	19
88	Surah Ghashiya	Makkah	26
89	Surah Fajr	Makkah	30
90	Surah Balad	Makkah	20
91	Surah Shams	Makkah	15
92	Surah Layl	Makkah	21
93	Surah Duha	Makkah	11
94	Surah Inshirah	Makkah	8
95	Surah At Teen	Makkah	8
96	Surah Alaq	Makkah	19
97	Surah Qadr	Madina	5
98	Surah Bayyinah	Madina	8
99	Surah Zalzala	Makkah	8
100	Surah Adiyat	Makkah	11
101	Surah Qariah	Makkah	11
102	Surah Takasur	Makkah	8
103	Surah Al Asr	Makkah	3
104	Surah Humazah	Makkah	9
105	Surah Al Feel	Makkah	5
106	Surah Quraish	Makkah	4
107	Surah Maun	Makkah	7
108	Surah Kausar	Makkah	3
109	Surah Kafirun	Makkah	6
110	Surah Nasr	Madina	3
111	Surah Masad	Makkah	5
112	Surah Iklas	Makkah	4
113	Surah Falaq	Makkah	5
114	Surah An Nas	Makkah	6

This juz contains a large number of complete chapters. The chapters are quite short, ranging in length from 3-46 verses each. Most of the chapters in this juz consist of fewer than 25 ayahs.

When Were This Juz’s Verses Revealed?

The majority of these short surahs were revealed at the start of the Makkan period, when the Muslim community was fearful and small in number. They faced rejection and intimidation from the pagan population and Makkah’s leadership over time.

What Is the Juz’s Main Theme?

These early Makkan surahs were revealed when Muslims were few in number and in desperate need of confirmation and support. The passages remind believers of Allah’s mercy and the promise that good will triumph over evil in the end.

They describe Allah’s ability to create the universe and everything in it. The Quran is described as a spiritual revelation, and the coming Judgment Day as a time when believers will be rewarded. Believers are advised to be patient and perseverant while remaining firm in their beliefs.

These chapters also include numerous reminders of Allah’s wrath on those who reject faith. For example, in the 77th chapter of Surah Al-Mursalat, there is a verse that is repeated ten times:

“Oh, woe to the rejectors of Truth!”

Surah Mursalat

Hell is frequently described as a place of torment for those who deny the existence of God and demand “proof.”

Although it comes at the end of the Quran, it is usually the first part of the Quran that children and new Muslims learn to read. This is due to the shorter chapters being easier to read/understand, and the messages revealed in this section being the most fundamental to a Muslim’s faith.