Juz 14 of the Quran

Its surahs, hizb quarters, pages and audio

Juz 14 starts at Al-Hijr, verse 1, and ends at An-Nahl, verse 128: 227 verses from 2 surahs, on pages 262 to 281 of the Madani Mushaf. Listening takes 1 h 14 min with al-Husary. Here: its surahs, its hizb quarters and its most frequent tajweed rules.

Where juz 14 starts and ends

The surahs of juz 14

Each surah of juz 14, in full or in part, with its listening time (al-Husary)
SurahVersesCountListen
15. Al-Hijr الحجر 1 to 99, in full 99 18 min 36 s
16. An-Nahl النحل 1 to 128, in full 128 55 min 31 s

Hizb quarters

The eight markers of juz 14: the start of each hizb, then ¼, ½ and ¾
MarkerStartPage
Hizb 27 Al-Hijr, verse 1 262
¼ of hizb 27 Al-Hijr, verse 50 264
½ of hizb 27 An-Nahl, verse 1 267
¾ of hizb 27 An-Nahl, verse 30 270
Hizb 28 An-Nahl, verse 51 272
¼ of hizb 28 An-Nahl, verse 75 275
½ of hizb 28 An-Nahl, verse 90 277
¾ of hizb 28 An-Nahl, verse 111 280

Listen to juz 14 non-stop

From Al-Hijr, verse 1, to An-Nahl, verse 128.

Tajweed rules in juz 14

The 1957 color-coded rules of juz 14, from most to least frequent
RuleCount
Hamzat al-Wasl 405
Madd Tabee'ee 279
Madd at a stop 227
Ghunnah 164
Ikhfa 161
Idgham with Ghunnah 142
Qalqalah 122
Unpronounced letter 114
Lam Shamsiyyah 86
Madd Munfasil 76
Madd Muttasil 62
Idgham without Ghunnah 44
Idgham Shafawi 31
Iqlab 22
Ikhfa Shafawi 13
Madd Lazim 7
Idgham Mutajanisayn 2

Tajweed verse by verse, surah by surah

One juz a day

In a 30-day khatm, reading one juz a day (during Ramadan, for example), juz 14 is the one for day 14: 1 h 14 min of listening with al-Husary.

Frequently asked questions

Where does juz 14 start and end?

It starts at Al-Hijr, verse 1 (page 262), and ends at An-Nahl, verse 128 (page 281). Juz 15 starts at the next verse.

Which surahs are in juz 14?

Al-Hijr (in full) and An-Nahl (in full).

How many pages is juz 14?

20 pages of the Madani Mushaf, from page 262 to page 281.

How long does it take to listen to juz 14?

1 h 14 min with al-Husary's teaching recitation (al-Mushaf al-Mu'allim), which is slower than a usual recitation.

Is there a prostration in juz 14?

Yes: the Madani Mushaf marks a prostration of recitation at An-Nahl, verse 50.

How can I revise juz 14 and get corrected?

Recite each surah of juz 14 out loud in the Tilawa app, reading or from memory: in memorization mode, the verses hide and the app shows you the words you forgot, swapped or mispronounced.

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