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! Anglicized title(s)
!Arabic title(s)
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! <small>Number of verses (Number of Rukūʿs)</small>
! <small>Meccan vs. Medinan</small>
! <small>Egyptian Standard Chronological Order<ref name="robinson2003">{{cite book|last=Robinson|first=Neal|title=Discovering the Qurʼan: A Contemporary Approach to a Veiled Text|year=2003|publisher=Georgetown University Press|isbn=1589010248|pages=25–97|url=http://www.youquran.com/DISCOVERING-QURAN-Robinson.PDF}}</ref><ref>[http://www.qran.org/q-chrono.htm Qran.org: Quran Verses in Chronological Order]</ref><ref>[http://www.bombaxo.com/chronsurs.html Chronological Order of Quranic Surahs], by Kevin P. Edgecomb (2002).</ref></small>
! <small>Nöldeke's Chronological Order<ref name="robinson2003" /></small>
! <small>[[Muqatta'at]] (isolated letters)<ref name="Asad-Surah-App2" />
! <small>Title refers to</small>
! <small>Main theme</small>

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| 1 || [[Al-Fatiha]]h<ref group=notes>Also known as: Fatihat al-Kitab ("The Opening of the Divine Writ"), Umm al-Kitab ("The Essence of the Divine Writ"), Surat al-Hamd ("The Surah of Praise"), Asas al-Qur'an ("The Foundation of the Qur'an"), and As-Sab' al-Mathani ("The Seven Oft-Repeated [Verses]"). {{Harvnb|Asad|1980|loc=Introduction to the Sura.}}.</ref> 
|[[Al-Fatiha|al-faatiHah]]|| The Opening  || 007 (01) || Meccan  || 5 || 48 ||  || Whole Surah <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro">{{Harvnb|Asad|1980|loc=Introduction to the Sura.}}</ref> ||
* The fundamental principles of the Qur'an in a condensed form.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 2 || [[Al-Baqara]]h 
|[[al-Baqara]]h|| The Calf, The Cow  || 286 (40) || Medinan  || 87 || 91 || Alif Lam Mim || v. 67-73 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The necessity of God-consciousness.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* The errors committed by followers of earlier revelations.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Legal ordinances (ethics, social relations, warfare etc.).<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* [[Ibrahim]].<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* [[Kaaba]].<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* [[Ayatul Kursi]]. (v. 255)<ref>{{cite book|last=Peters|first=F.E.|title=A Reader on Classical Islam|year=1993|publisher=Princeton University Press|location=New Jersey|isbn=9781400821181|pages=176–177|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=KnAO36Jh6bMC}}</ref>

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| 3 || [[Ale Imran]] 
|[[Al Imran|aale-`Imraan]]|| The Family of [[Amram|Imran]], The House of 'Imrán || 200 (20) || Medinan  || 89 || 97 || Alif Lam Mim || v. 33, 35 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The human nature of [[Jesus in Islam|Isa]].<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* The oneness of Allah.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Man’s faith and temptations.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* The [[Battle of Uhud]] (3 AH).<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 4 ||[[An-Nisa|An-Nisa']]
|[[An-Nisa|an-Nisaa']]|| The Women || 176 (24) || Medinan  || 92 || 100 || ||Whole Surah <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* Unity of the human race and the mutual obligations of men and women towards one another. (v. 1) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Rights of women.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Questions related to family life (including marriage and inheritance).<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Peace and war.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Relations of believers with unbelievers.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Striving in the Cause of Allah ([[Jihad]]). (v. 95-97) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Footnote" />

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| 5 || [[Al-Ma'ida]]h 
|[[Al-Ma'ida|al-Maa'idah]]|| The Food, The Repast, The Table   || 120 (16) || Medinan  || 112 || 114 || || v. 112-114 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* A series of ordinances (incl. Religious rites and social obligations).<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Corruption of the original message of the Ingeel by Jews and Christians. (v. 68-77, 116-118) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 6 || [[Al-An'am]] 
|[[Al-An'am|al-An`aam]]|| The Cattle  || 165 (20) || Meccan  || 55 || 89 || || v. 136ff.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* Human nature of [[Muhammad]]. (v. 50) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Oneness and uniqueness of Allah. (e.g. v. 100, 103) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Pre-Islamic superstitions concerning animals. (v. 136ff) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 7 || [[Al-A'raf]] 
|[[Al-A'raf|al-A`raaf]]|| The Heights, The Faculty of Discernment  || 206 (24) || Meccan  || 39 || 87 || Alif Lam Mim Sad ||  v. 46, 48 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The mission of the prophets.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* [[Adam]], [[Hawwa]] and [[Iblis]]. (v. 16-25) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Stories of [[Nuh in Islam|Nuh]], [[Hud (prophet)|Hud]], [[Saleh|Salih]], [[Lut in Islam|Lut]], [[Shuaib|Shuáyb]] and [[Moses|Musa]]. (v. 59-171) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Allah's [[Covenant (religion)|Covenant]] with humanity. (v. 172) <ref>Gwynne, Rosalind Ward (2014). ''[https://books.google.com/books?id=eMtQAwAAQBAJ Logic, Rhetoric and Legal Reasoning in the Qur'an: God's Arguments]''. Routledge Studies in the Qur'an. Routledge, UK. ISBN 1134345003. pp. 1-2.</ref>
* What happens to those who discard Allah’s message. (v. 175) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 8 || [[Al-Anfal]] 
|[[Al-Anfal|al-Anfaal]]|| The Spoils of War  || 075 (10) || Medinan  || 88 || 95 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The [[Battle of Badr]] (2 A.H.).<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Doctrine of sacrifice through action.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 9 || [[At-Tawba]]h 
|[[at-Tawba]]h|| The Repentance  || 129 (16) || Medinan  || 113 || 113 ||  || ||
* Problems of war between believers and their enemies.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* The [[Battle of Tabouk|expedition to Tabuk]] (9 A.H.).<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Prohibition of [[Intercalation (timekeeping)|intercalation]] in the [[Islamic calendar|Islamic lunar calendar]](v. 37) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Footnote" />
* Those who cannot attain to faith. (v. 124-127) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 10 || [[Yunus (sura)|Yunus]] 
|[[Yunus (sura)|Yoonus]]|| [[Yunus]] ('Alaihi Salam)  || 109 (11) || Meccan  || 51 || 84 || Alif Lam Ra || v. 98 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The revelation of the Qur'an to the Noble Prophet Muhammad Sallalahu 'Alaihi Wa Salam (not the Noble Prophet Muhammad’s (Sallalahu 'Alaihi Wa Salam) own work). (v. 15-17, 37-38, 94) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />
* References to earlier prophets.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Fundamental tenets of Islam.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 11 || [[Houd|Hud]] 
|[[Hud (sura)|Hood]]|| Hud ('Alaihis Salaam)  || 123 (10) || Meccan  || 52 || 75 || Alif Lam Ra || v. 50-60 ||
* The revelation of God’s will through His prophets.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* More stories of earlier prophets.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Just dealings between men.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 12 || [[Yusuf (sura)|Yusuf]] 
|[[Yusuf (sura)|Yoosuf]]|| Joseph ('Alaihis Salaam) || 111 (12) || Meccan  || 53 || 77 || Alif Lam Ra || Whole Surah ||
* The story of the prophet [[Joseph in Islam|Joseph]] (as an illustration of God’s unfathomable direction of men’s affairs).<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 13 || [[Ar-Ra'd]] 
|[[Ar-Ra'd|ar-Ra`d]]|| The Thunder  || 043 (06) || Medinan  || 96 || 90 || Alif Lam Mim Ra || v. 13 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* God’s revelation, through His prophets, of certain fundamental moral truths, and the concequences of accepting or rejecting them.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 14 || [[Ibrahim (sura)|Ibraheem]] 
|[[Ibrahim (sura)|Ibraaheem]]|| Abraham ('Alaihis Salaam)  || 052 (07) || Meccan  || 72 || 76 || Alif Lam Ra || v. 35-41 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The revelation of God’s word to all mankind, destined to lead man from darkness to light.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 15 || [[Al-Hijr]] 
|[[Al-Hijr (sura)|al-Hijr]]|| The Rocky Tract, The Stoneland, The Rock City, Al-Hijr  || 099 (06) || Meccan  || 54 || 57 || Alif Lam Ra || v. 80 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* God’s guidance to man through revelation of the Qur'an, which will remain uncorrupted for all times. (v. 9) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 16 || [[An-Nahl]] 
|[[An-Nahl|an-naHl]]|| The Honey Bees, The Bee  || 128 (16) || Meccan  || 70 || 73 || || v. 68-69 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* God’s creativeness:<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
** Manifesed in the instincts of the bee.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
** Culmination: Guidance through His revealed word.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 17 || [[Al-Isra]] 
|[[Al-Isra|al-Israa']]|| The Night Journey  || 111 (12) || Meccan  || 50 || 67 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />||
* Muhammad’s mystic [[Isra and Mi'raj|Night journey]] from Mecca to Jerusalem.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* The [[Israelites|children of Israel]]. (v. 2-8, 101-104) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 18 || [[Al-Kahf]] 
|[[al-Kahf]]|| The Cave  || 110 (12) || Meccan  || 69 || 69 || || v. 13-20 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* A series of parables or allegories on the theme of faith in God versus excessive attachment to the life of this world. Including:<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
** The men of the cave. (v. 13-20) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
** The rich man and the poor man. (v. 32-44) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
** Moses and the unnamed sage. (v. 60-82) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
** The allegory of [[‘Dhu’l-Qarnayn]], the Two-Horned One’. (v. 83-98) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 19 || [[Maryam (sura)|Maryam]] 
|[[Maryam (sura)|Maryam]]|| Mary  || 098 (06) || Meccan  || 44 || 58 || Kaf Ha Ya 'Ayn Sad || v. 16-37 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />||
* The story of [[Zechariah (priest)|Zachariah]] and his son [[John the Baptist|John]], the precursor of Jesus. (v. 2-15) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* The story of [[Mary in Islam|Mary]] and Jesus. (v. 16-37) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 20 || [[Ta-Ha]] 
|[[Ta-Ha|Taa haa]]|| Ta-Ha  || 135 (08) || Meccan  || 45 || 55 || Ta Ha <ref group=notes>'Ta Ha' has also been interpreted as the invocation 'O man'. In this case, it is not counted as a Muqatta'at. {{Harvnb|Asad|1980|loc=Footnote to the verse}}.</ref> || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />||
* The guidance offered by God through His prophets.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* The fundamental truths inherent in all revealed religions are identical.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
** The story of Moses. (v. 9-98) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 21 || [[Al-Anbiya|Al-Anbiya']] 
|[[Al-Anbiya|al-Anbiyaa']]|| The Prophets  || 112 (07) || Meccan  || 73 || 65 || || v. 48-91 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The oneness, uniqueness and transcendence of God.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* The continuity and intrinsic unity of all divine revelation.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
** Stories of the prophets of old. (v. 48-91) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
** The believers of all faiths belong to one single community. (v. 92) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 22 || [[Al-Hajj]] 
|[[al-Hajj]]|| The Pilgrimage  || 078 (10) || Medinan  || 103 || 107 || || v. 25-38 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The Mecca [[Hajj|pilgrimage]] and some of the rituals connected with it. (v. 25-38) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 23 || [[Al-Mu'minoon]] 
|[[al-Mu'minoon]]|| The Believers  || 118 (06) || Meccan  || 74 || 64 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* True faith.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* The evidence of the existence of an almighty Creator, and man’s ultimate responsibility before Him.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* The unity of all religious communities, broken by man’s egotism, greed and striving after power. (v. 52-53) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* The impossibility to believe in God, without believing in life after death.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 24 || [[An-Nour|An-Nur]] 
|[[An-Nur|an-Noor]]|| The Light  || 064 (09) || Medinan  || 102 || 105 || || v. 35 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />||
* Mutual relations and ethical rules between men and women.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* The mystic parable of the ‘light of God’ (''"[[Ayat an-Nur|Verse of Light]]"''). (v. 35) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 25 || [[Al-Furqan]] 
|[[Al-Furqan|al-Furqaan]]|| The Criterion, The Standard, The Standard of True and False  || 077 (06) || Meccan  || 42 || 66 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The purpose of every divine revelation is to provide a stable criterion of true and false.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* The humanness of every apostle sent by God to man. (v. 20) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Divine revelation belongs to God’s creative activity.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 26 || [[Ash-Shu'ara|ash-Shu`ara']] 
|[[Ash-Shura|ash-shu`araa']]|| The Poets  || 227 (11) || Meccan  || 47 || 56 || Ta Sin Mim || v. 224 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* Man’s weakness, which causes him to reject God’s message and worship power and wealth etc.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 27 || [[An-Naml]] 
|[[an-Naml]]|| The Ant, The Ants  || 093 (07) || Meccan  || 48 || 68 || Ta Sin || v. 18 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The legend of king [[Solomon in Islam|Solomon]] and [[queen of Sheba]].<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 28 || [[Al-Qasas]] 
|[[al-Qasas]]|| The Narrations, The Stories, The Story  || 088 (09) || Meccan  || 49 || 79 || Ta Sin Mim || v. 25 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* Human aspects of the life of Moses.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
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| 29 || [[Al-Ankabut|Al-`Ankabut]] 
|[[Al-Ankabut|al-`Ankaboot]]|| The Spider  || 069 (07) || Meccan  || 85 || 81 || Alif Lam Mim || v. 41 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The parable of ‘the spider house’, a symbol of false beliefs that are destined to be blown away by the winds of truth. (v. 41) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
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| 30 || [[Ar-Roum|Ar-Rum]] 
|[[Ar-Rum|ar-Room]]|| The Romans, The Byzantines  || 060 (06) || Meccan  || 84 || 74 || Alif Lam Mim || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* Predictions of the near victory of the [[Byzantine army|Byzantines]] [over the Persians] and the [[Battle of Badr]] (2 A.H.). (v. 1-7) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* God’s ability to resurrect the dead at the end of time, and the people’s ignorance of this.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 31 || [[Luqman (sura)|Luqman]] 
|[[Luqman (sura)|Luqmaan]]|| Luqman  || 034 (04) || Meccan  || 57 || 82 || Alif Lam Mim || v. 12-19 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The story of [[Luqman]], a legendary sage, counselling his son. (v. 12-19) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 32 || [[As-Sajda]]h 
|[[as-Sajda]]h|| The Prostration, Worship, Adoration  || 030 (03) || Meccan  || 75 || 70 || Alif Lam Mim || v. 15 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* God's creation.<ref name="Yusuf-Surah-Intro">[[Abdullah Yusuf Ali|Ali, Abdullah Yusuf]] (1934). ''[[The Holy Qur'an: Text, Translation and Commentary]].'' Introduction to the Sura.</ref>
* God's revelation and man's acceptance or denial.<ref name="Yusuf-Surah-Intro" />
* The Day of Judgement.<ref name="Yusuf-Surah-Intro" />

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| 33 || [[Al-Ahzab]] 
|[[Al-Ahzab|al-aHzaab]]|| The Clans, The Confederates, The Combined Forces  || 073 (09) || Medinan  || 90 || 103 || || v. 9-27 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The [[Battle of the Trench|War of the Confederates]] (5 A.H.). (v. 9-27) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* The relationship between Muhammad and his family.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 34 || [[Saba (sura)|Saba']] 
|[[Saba (sura)|as-Sabaa']]|| Sheba  || 054 (06) || Meccan  || 58 || 85 || || v. 15-20 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The insignificance of the knowledge accessible to man. (v. 9) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* The story of the people of [[Sheba]], as an example of the impermanence of human power, wealth and glory. (v. 15-20) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Always be conscious of God. (v. 46) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 35 || [[Fatir]] 
|[[Fatir|faaTir]]|| The Originator  || 045 (05) || Meccan  || 43 || 86 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* God’s power to create and resurrect.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* God’s revelation of His will through His prophets.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 36 || [[Ya Sin|Ya seen]] 
|[[Ya Sin|Yaa Seen]]|| Ya Seen  || 083 (05) || Meccan  || 41 || 60 || Ya Sin <ref group=notes>'Ya Sin' has also been interpreted as the invocation 'O thou human being'. In this case, it is not counted as a  Muqatta'at. {{Harvnb|Asad|1980|loc=Footnote to the verse}}.</ref> || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* Man’s moral responsibility, resurrection and God’s judgment.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* To be recited over the dying and in the prayers of the dead.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 37 || [[As-Saffat]] 
|[[As-Saaffat|aS-Saaffaat]]|| Those Who Set The Ranks, Drawn Up In Ranks, Those Ranged in Ranks  || 182 (05) || Meccan  || 56 || 50 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* [[Islamic eschatology|Resurrection]] and the certainty that all human beings will have to answer before God.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Man’s constant need of prophetic guidance.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
** Stories of earlier prophets. (v. 75-148) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 38 || [[Sad (sura)|Sad]] 
|[[Sad (sura)|Saad]]|| Sad  || 088 (05) || Meccan  || 38 || 59 || Sad || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* Divine guidance and its rejection by those who are lost in fast pride.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 39 || [[Az-Zumar]] 
|[[az-Zumar]]|| The Crowds, The Troops, Throngs  || 075 (08) || Meccan  || 59 || 80 || || v. 71, 73 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The evidence of the existence and oneness of God in all manifestations of nature.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* God forgives all sins to him who repents before his death.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Allegories of the Last Hour and the [[Islamic eschatology|Day of Judgment]].<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 40 || [[Ghafir]] 
|[[Ghafir|Ghaafir]]|| The Forgiver (God), Forgiving || 085 (09) || Meccan  || 60 || 78 || Ha Mim || v. 3 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* Man’s false pride, worship of false values (wealth, power etc.) and his denial of divine guidance.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
** Stories of earlier prophets.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 41 || [[Fussilat]] 
|[[Fussilat]]|| Expounded, Explained In Detail, Clearly Spelled Out  || 054 (14) || Meccan  || 61 || 71 || Ha Mim || v. 3<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />  ||
* Man’s acceptance or rejection of divine revelation.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 42 || [[Ash-Shura]] 
|[[Ash-Shura|ash-ashooraa]]|| The Consultation  || 053 (05) || Meccan  || 62 || 83 || Ha Mim 'Ayn Sin Qaf || v. 36 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* God is undefinable and unfathomable. (v. 11, 16) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* All prophets taught the oneness of God, so all believers of all ‘denominations’ should see themselves as ‘one single community’. (v. 13, 15) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
*  The law of cause and effect: In the life to come man will only harvest ‘what his own hands have wrought’ in this world.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 43 || [[Az-Zukhruf]] 
|[[az-Zukhruf]]|| The Gold Adornments, The Ornaments of Gold, Luxury, Gold  || 089 (07) || Meccan  || 63 || 61 || Ha Mim || v. 35 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* To equal anyone or anything with God is sprititually destructive and logically unacceptable.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* People’s blind adherence to the faith of their forefathers. (v. 22-23) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 44 || [[Ad-Dukhan]]
|[[Ad-Dukhan|ad-Dukhaan]]|| The Smoke  || 059 (03)  || Meccan  || 64 || 53 || Ha Mim || v. 10 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* Through revelation worldly pride is eventually brought to naught.<ref name="Yusuf-Surah-Intro" />

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| 45 || [[Al-Jathiya]]h 
|[[Al-Jathiya|al-Jaathiyah]]|| The Kneeling Down, Crouching  || 037 (04) || Meccan  || 65 || 72 || Ha Mim || v. 28 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The humility with which all human beings will face their final judgment on resurrection. (v. 28) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 46 || [[Al-Ahqaf]] 
|[[Al-Ahqaf|al-aHqaaf]]|| Winding Sand-tracts, The Dunes, The Sand-Dunes  || 035 (04) || Meccan  || 66 || 88 || Ha Mim || v. 21 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 47 || [[Muhammad (sura) Salllahu 'Alaihi Wa Salam|Muhammad]] 
|[[Muhammad (sura)|muHammad]] Sallalahu 'Alaihi Wa Salam|| Muhammad Sallalahu 'Alaihi Wa Salam|| 038 || Medinan  || 95 || 96 || || v. 2 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* Fighting (qital) in God’s cause.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 48 || [[Al-Fath]] 
|[[Al-Fath|al-fatH]]|| The Victory, Conquest  || 029 || Medinan  || 111 || 108 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The [[Treaty of Hudaybiyyah|Truce of Hudaybiyyah]] (6 A.H.).<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 49 || [[Al-Hujurat]] 
|[[Al-Hujurat|al-Hujuraat]]|| The Private Apartments, The Inner Apartments  || 018 || Medinan  || 106 || 112 || || v. 4 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* Social ethics.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
** Reverence to the Prophet Sallalahu 'Alaihi Wa Salam and the righteous leaders after him.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
** The brotherhood of all believers and all mankind. (v. 10, 13) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
** The difference between true faith and outward observance of religious formalities. (v. 14 ff.) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 50 || [[Qaf (sura)|Qaf]] 
|[[Qaf (sura)|Qaaf]]|| Qaf  || 045 || Meccan  || 34 || 54 || Qaf || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* Death and resurrection.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* God is closer to man than his [[neck-vein]]. (v. 16)<ref name="Yusuf-Surah-Intro" />

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| 51 || [[Adh-Dhariyat|Ad-Dhariyat]] 
|[[Adh-Dhariyat|adh-Dhaariyaat]]|| The Wind That Scatter, The Winnowing Winds, The Dust-Scattering Winds  || 060 || Meccan  || 67 || 39 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 52 || [[At-Tour|At-Tur]] 
|[[At-Tur|aT-Toor]]|| The Mount, Mount Sinai  || 049 || Meccan  || 76 || 40 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 53 || [[An-Najm]] 
|[[an-Najm]]|| The Star, The Unfolding  || 062 || Meccan  || 23 || 28 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
*The Prophet Muhammad’s (Sallalahu 'Alaihi Wa Salam) experience of an ascension to heaven ([[Mi’raj]], including his vision of the [[Sidrat al-Muntaha]], the Lote-Tree of the Extremity). (v. 13-18) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 54 || [[Al-Qamar]] 
|[[al-Qamar]]|| The Moon  || 055 || Meccan  || 37 || 49 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 55 || [[Ar-Rahman]] 
|[[Ar-Rahman|ar-raHmaan]]|| The Most Merciful, The Most Gracious  || 078 || Medinan  || 97 || 43 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> || 
* Everything will pass away, except the [[Divine countenance|face of God]]. (v. 26-27)<ref name="Yusuf-Surah-Intro" />
* Description of [[paradise]]. (v. 46-78)<ref name="Asad-Surah-Footnote">{{Harvnb|Asad|1980|loc=Footnote(s) to the verse(s).}}</ref>

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| 56 || [[Al-Waqi'a]]h 
|[[Al-Waqi'a|al-Waaqi`ah]]|| The Inevitable, The Event, That Which Must Come to Pass  || 096 || Meccan  || 46 || 41 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 57 || [[Al-Hadeed]] 
|[[Al-Hadid|al-Hadeed]]|| The Iron  || 029 || Medinan  || 94 || 99 || || v. 25 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 58 || [[Al-Mujadila]]h 
|[[Al-Mujadila|al-Mujaadilah]]|| The Pleading, The Pleading Woman  || 022 || Medinan  || 105 || 106 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* Divorce.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Faith and denial.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Hypocrisy.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* The attitude believers should have toward non-believers.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 59 || [[Al-Hashr]] 
|[[al-Hashr]]|| The Mustering, The Gathering, Exile, Banishment  || 024 || Medinan  || 101 || 102 || || v. 2 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The conflict between the Muslim coummunity and the Jewish tribe of [[Banu Nadir|Banu’n-Nadir]] of Medina.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 60 || [[Al-Mumtahana]]h 
|[[Al-Mumtahina|al-MumtaHanah]]|| The Examined One, She That Is To Be Examined  || 013 || Medinan  || 91 || 110 || || v. 10 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The believers’ relations with unbelievers.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 61 || [[As-Saff]] 
|[[as-Saff]]|| The Ranks, Battle Array  || 014 || Medinan  || 109 || 98 || || v. 4 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />||
* A call to unity between professed belief and actual behaviour.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 62 || [[Al-Jumu'aa|Al-Jumu'ah]] 
|[[Al-Jumua|al-Jumu`ah]]|| The Congregation, Friday  || 011 || Medinan  || 110 || 94 || || v. 9-10 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* Obligatory [[Jumu'ah|congregational prayer]] on Friday.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 63 || [[Al-Munafiqoun|Al-Munafiqun]] 
|[[Al-Munafiqun|al-Munafiqoon]]|| The Hypocrites  || 011 || Medinan  || 104 || 104 || || Whole Surah <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* Hypocrisy.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 64 || [[At-Taghabun]] 
|[[At-Taghabun|at-Taghaabun]]|| The Cheating, The Mutual Disillusion, The Mutual Loss and Gain, Loss and Gain  || 018 (02) || Medinan  || 108 || 93 || || v. 9 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 65 || [[At-Talaq]] 
|[[At-Talaq|aT-Talaaq]]|| Divorce  || 012 (02) || Medinan  || 99 || 101 || || Whole Surah ||
* Divorce (waiting period, remarriage).<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 66 || [[At-Tahreem]] 
|[[At-Tahrim|at-taHreem]]|| The Prohibition  || 012  (02)|| Medinan  || 107 || 109 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* Certain aspects of Muhammad’s personal and family life.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 67 || [[Al-Mulk]] 
|[[al-Mulk]]|| The Dominion, Sovereignty, Control  || 030 (02) || Meccan  || 77 || 63 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* Man’s inability to understand the mysteries of the universe, and his dependence on guidance through divine revelation.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 68 || [[Al-Qalam]] 
|[[al-Qalam]]|| The Pen  || 052 (02) || Meccan  || 2 || 18 || Nun || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 69 || [[Al-Haqqa]]h 
|[[al-Haaqqa]]h|| The Sure Reality, The Laying-Bare of the Truth  || 052 (02) || Meccan  || 78 || 38 || || v. 1 ||

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| 70 || [[Al-Ma'aarij]] 
|[[Al-Maarij|al-Ma`aarij]]|| The Ways of Ascent, The Ascending Stairways  || 044 (02) || Meccan  || 79 || 42 || || v. 3 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The unwillingness to believe, caused by the restlessness inherent in human nature.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 71 || [[Nouh|Nuh]] 
|[[Nuh (sura)|nooH]]|| Noah  || 028 (02) || Meccan  || 71 || 51 || || Whole Surah ||
* The story of [[Noah in Islam|Noah]].<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
** The struggle against blind materialism and the lack of spiritual values.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 72 || [[Al-Jinn]] 
|[[al-Jinn]]|| The Spirits, The Unseen Beings  || 028 (02) || Meccan  || 40 || 62 || ||  v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 73 || [[Al-Muzzammil]] 
|[[al-Muzzammil]]|| The Enfolded One, The Enshrouded One, Bundled Up, The Enwrapped One  || 020 (02) || Meccan  || 3 || 23 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 74 || [[Al-Muddathir]] 
|[[Al-Muddathir|al-Muddaththir]]|| The One Wrapped Up, The Cloaked One, The Man Wearing A Cloak, The Enfolded One  || 056 (02) || Meccan  || 4 || 2 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* This short early surah outlines almost all fundamental Qur'anic concepts.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 75 || [[Al-Qiyama]]h 
|[[Al-Qiyama|al-Qiyaamah]]|| Resurrection, The Day of Resurrection, Rising Of The Dead  || 040 (02) || Meccan  || 31 || 36 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The concept of resurrection.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 76 || [[Al-Insan]] 
|[[al-Insan]]|| The Human, Man  || 031 (02) || Medinan  || 98 || 52 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 77 || [[Al-Mursalat]] 
|[[Al-Mursalat|al-Mursalaat]]|| Those Sent Forth, The Emissaries, Winds Sent Forth  || 050 (02) || Meccan  || 33 || 32 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The gradual revelation of the Qur'an.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 78 || [[An-Naba']] 
|[[An-Naba|an-Naba']]|| The Great News, The Announcement, The Tiding  || 040 (02) || Meccan  || 80 || 33 || || v. 2 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* Life after death.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* Resurrection and God’s ultimate judgment.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 79 || [[An-Nazi'at]] 
|[[An-Naziat|an-Naazi`aat]]|| Those Who Tear Out, Those Who Drag Forth, Soul-snatchers, Those That Rise  || 046 (02) || Meccan  || 81 || 31 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 80 || `[[Abasa]] 
|`[[Abasa]]|| He Frowned  || 042 (01) || Meccan  || 24 || 17 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 81 || [[At-Takweer]] 
|[[At-Takwir|at-Takweer]]|| The Folding Up, The Overthrowing, Shrouding in Darkness  || 029 (01) || Meccan  || 7 || 27 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The Last Hour and man’s resurrection.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 82 || [[Al-Infitar]] 
|[[Al-Infitar|al-infiTaar]]|| The Cleaving Asunder, Bursting Apart  || 019 (01) || Meccan  || 82 || 26 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 83 || [[Al-Mutaffifeen]] 
|[[Al-Mutaffifin|Al-Mutaffifeen]]|| The Dealers in Fraud, Defrauding, The Cheats, Those Who Give Short Measure  || 036 (01) || Meccan  || 86 || 37 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 84 || [[Al-Inshiqaq]] 
|[[Al-Inshiqaq|al-Inshiqaaq]]|| The Rending Asunder, The Sundering, Splitting Open, The Splitting Asunder  || 025 (01) || Meccan  || 83 || 29 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 85 || [[Al-Burooj]] 
|[[al-Burooj]]|| The Mansions Of The Stars, Constellations, The Great Constellations  || 022 (01) || Meccan  || 27 || 22 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 86 || [[At-Tariq]] 
|[[At-Tariq|aT-Taariq]]|| The Night-Visitant, The Morning Star, The Nightcomer, That Which Comes in the Night  || 017 (01) || Meccan  || 36 || 15 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 87 || [[Al-A'la]] 
|[[Al-Ala|al-A`laa]]|| The Most High, The All-Highest, Glory To Your Lord In The Highest  || 019 (01) || Meccan  || 8 || 19 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 88 || [[Al-Ghashiyah]] 
|[[Al-Ghashiyah|al-Ghaashiyah]]|| The Overwhelming Event, The Overshadowing Event, The Pall  || 026 (01) || Meccan  || 68 || 34 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 89 || [[Al-Fajr (sura)|Al-Fajr]] 
|[[Al-Fajr (sura)|al-Fajr]]|| The Break of Day, The Daybreak, The Dawn  || 030 (01) || Meccan  || 10 || 35 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 90 || [[Al-Balad]] 
|[[al-Balad]]|| The City, The Land  || 020 (01) || Meccan  || 35 || 11 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 91 || [[Ash-Shams]] 
|[[ash-Shams]]|| The Sun  || 015 (01) || Meccan  || 26 || 16 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 92 || [[Al-Lail]] 
|[[al-Lail]]|| The Night  || 021 (01) || Meccan  || 9 || 10 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 93 || [[Ad-Dhuha]] 
|[[Ad-Dhuha|ad-DuHaa]]|| The Glorious Morning Light, The Forenoon, Morning Hours, Morning Bright, The Bright Morning Hours  || 011 (01) || Meccan  || 11 || 13 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* Man’s suffering and God’s justice.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> 
* A message of hope and consolation is given to man from Allah's past mercies.
* Man is bidden to pursue the path of goodness and proclaim the bounties of Allah.

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| 94 || [[Al-Inshirah]] 
|[[Al-Inshirah|ash-Sharh]]|| The Expansion of Breast, Solace, Consolation, Relief, Patient, The Opening-Up of the Heart  || 008 (01) || Meccan  || 12 || 12 || || v. 1 ||

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| 95 || [[At-Tin|Al-Teen]] 
|[[At-Tin|al-Teen]]|| The Fig Tree, The Fig  || 008 (01) || Meccan  || 28 || 20 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* A fundamental moral verity, common to all true religious teachings.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 96 || [[Al-Alaq|al-`Alaq]] 
|[[Al-Alaq|al-`Alaq]]|| The Clinging Clot, Clot of Blood, The Germ-Cell  || 019 (01) || Meccan  || 1 || 1 || || v. 2 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The first five verses revealed to Muhammad. (v. 1-5) <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 97 || [[Al-Qadr]] 
|[[Al-Qadr (sura)|al-Qadr]]|| The Night of Honor, The Night of Decree, Power, Fate, Destiny  || 005 (01) || Meccan  || 25 || 14 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 98 || [[Al-Bayyina]]h 
|[[al-Bayyina]]h|| The Clear Evidence, The Evidence of the Truth  || 008 (01) || Medinan  || 100 || 92 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 99 || [[Az-Zalzala]] 
|[[Az-Zalzala]]|| The Earthquake  || 008 (01) || Medinan  || 93 || 25 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 100 || [[Al-Adiyat]] 
|[[Al-Adiyat|al-`Aadiyaat]]|| The Courser, The Chargers, The War Horse  || 011 (01) || Meccan  || 14 || 30 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 101 || [[Al-Qaria|al-Qari`ah]] 
|[[Al-Qaria|al-Qaari`ah]]|| The Striking Hour, The Great Calamity, The Stunning Blow, The Sudden Calamity || 011 (01) || Meccan  || 30 || 24 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 102 || [[At-Takathur]] 
|[[At-Takathur|at-Takaathur]]|| The Piling Up, Rivalry in World Increase, Competition, Greed for More and More  || 008 (01) || Meccan  || 16 || 8 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* Man’s greed and tendencies.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 103 || [[Al-Asr]] 
|[[Al-Asr|al-`Asr]]|| The Time, The Declining Day, The Epoch, The Flight of Time  || 003 (01) || Meccan  || 13 || 21 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 104 || [[Al-Humaza]]h 
|[[al-Humaza]]h|| The Scandalmonger, The Traducer, The Gossipmonger, The Slanderer  || 009 (01) || Meccan  || 32 || 6 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||

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| 105 || [[Al-Feel]] 
|[[Al-Fil|al-Feel]]|| The Elephant  || 005 (01) || Meccan  || 19 || 9 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The Abyssinian attack against Mecca in the year 570 CE, the [[Year of the Elephant]].<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 106 || [[Quraysh (sura)|Al-Quraish]] 
|[[Quraysh (sura)|al-Quraish]]|| Quraysh || 004 (01) || Meccan  || 29 || 4 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> || 
* The [[Quraysh tribe|Quraysh]], custodians of the [[Kaaba]], should be thankful to God for protecting them from hunger and danger.<ref name="Yusuf-Surah-Intro" />

|-">
| 107 || [[Al-Maa'oun]] 
|[[Al-Ma'un|al-Maa`oon]]|| The Neighbourly Assistance, Small Kindnesses, Almsgiving, Assistance  || 007 (01) || Meccan  || 17 || 7 || || v. 7 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> || 
* The meaning of true worship through sincere devotion and helping those in need.<ref name="Yusuf-Surah-Intro" />

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| 108 || [[Al-Kawthar]] 
|[[Al-Kawthar|al-Kauthar]]|| Abundance, Plenty, Good in Abundance  || 003 (01) || Meccan  || 15 || 5 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> || 
* Spiritual riches through devotion and sacrifice.
* Hatred results in the cutting off of all hope.<ref name="Yusuf-Surah-Intro" />

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| 109 || [[Al-Kafiroun]] 
|[[Al-Kafirun|al-Kaafiroon]]|| The Disbelievers, The Kafirs, Those Who Deny the Truth  || 006  (01)|| Meccan  || 18 || 45 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> || 
* The correct attitude towards those who reject faith.<ref name="Yusuf-Surah-Intro" />

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| 110 || [[An-Nasr]] 
|[[An-Nasr|an-naSr]]|| The Help, Divine Support, Victory, Succour  || 003 (01) || Medinan  || 114 || 111 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The last complete surah revealed before Muhammad’s death.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 111 || [[Al-Masad]] 
|[[Al-Masad]]|| The Plaited Rope, The Palm Fibre, The Twisted Strands  || 005 (01) || Meccan  || 6 || 3 || || v. 5 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> ||
* The hostility of Muhammad’s uncle [[Abu Lahab]].<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 112 || [[Al-Ikhlas]] 
|[[Al-Ikhlas|al-ikhlaaS]]|| Purity of Faith, The Fidelity, The Declaration of [God's] Perfection  || 004 (01) || Meccan  || 22 || 44 ||  || ||
* The oneness of God.<ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" />

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| 113 || [[Al-Falaq]] 
|[[al-Falaq]]|| The Daybreak, Dawn, The Rising Dawn  || 005 (05) || Meccan  || 20 || 46 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> || 
* Seek refuge in God from evil of others.<ref name="Yusuf-Surah-Intro" />

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| 114 || [[Al-Nas]] 
|[[Al-Nas|an-Naas]]|| Mankind, Men  || 006 (01) || Meccan  || 21 || 47 || || v. 1 <ref name="Asad-Surah-Intro" /> || 
* Trust in God's protection from temptations.<ref name="Yusuf-Surah-Intro" />
|}

== References ==
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== Notes ==
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