Juz 9 of the Quran

Its surahs, hizb quarters, pages and audio

Juz 9 starts at Al-A'raf, verse 88, and ends at Al-Anfal, verse 40: 159 verses from 2 surahs, on pages 162 to 181 of the Madani Mushaf. Listening takes 1 h 16 min with al-Husary. Here: its surahs, its hizb quarters and its most frequent tajweed rules.

Where juz 9 starts and ends

The surahs of juz 9

Each surah of juz 9, in full or in part, with its listening time (al-Husary)
SurahVersesCountListen
7. Al-A'raf الأعراف 88 to 206 119 57 min 38 s
8. Al-Anfal الأنفال 1 to 40 40 19 min 21 s

Hizb quarters

The eight markers of juz 9: the start of each hizb, then ¼, ½ and ¾
MarkerStartPage
Hizb 17 Al-A'raf, verse 88 162
¼ of hizb 17 Al-A'raf, verse 117 164
½ of hizb 17 Al-A'raf, verse 142 167
¾ of hizb 17 Al-A'raf, verse 156 170
Hizb 18 Al-A'raf, verse 171 173
¼ of hizb 18 Al-A'raf, verse 189 175
½ of hizb 18 Al-Anfal, verse 1 177
¾ of hizb 18 Al-Anfal, verse 22 179

Listen to juz 9 non-stop

From Al-A'raf, verse 88, to Al-Anfal, verse 40.

Tajweed rules in juz 9

The 1906 color-coded rules of juz 9, from most to least frequent
RuleCount
Hamzat al-Wasl 423
Madd Tabee'ee 269
Unpronounced letter 173
Madd at a stop 159
Ghunnah 155
Ikhfa 145
Madd Munfasil 121
Idgham with Ghunnah 110
Qalqalah 108
Lam Shamsiyyah 77
Madd Muttasil 73
Idgham without Ghunnah 34
Ikhfa Shafawi 21
Iqlab 17
Idgham Shafawi 16
Madd Lazim 3
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 9 is the one for day 9: 1 h 16 min of listening with al-Husary.

Frequently asked questions

Where does juz 9 start and end?

It starts at Al-A'raf, verse 88 (page 162), and ends at Al-Anfal, verse 40 (page 181). Juz 10 starts at the next verse.

Which surahs are in juz 9?

Al-A'raf (verses 88 to 206) and Al-Anfal (verses 1 to 40).

How many pages is juz 9?

20 pages of the Madani Mushaf, from page 162 to page 181.

How long does it take to listen to juz 9?

1 h 16 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 9?

Yes: the Madani Mushaf marks a prostration of recitation at Al-A'raf, verse 206.

How can I revise juz 9 and get corrected?

Recite each surah of juz 9 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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