Holy Quran Surahs Index

The essential opening chapter of the Holy Quran, recited in every unit (Rakat) of Salah.

Recited every Friday for spiritual illumination and protection from Dajjal.

Known as the Heart of the Holy Quran, recited for blessings, forgiveness, and mercy.

Recited nightly before sleep alongside Surah Al-Mulk for protection from grave punishment.

Recited on Thursday nights (Jummah eve) for forgiveness from sins.

Known as the Beauty of the Quran (Aroos al-Quran), highlighting divine blessings.

Recited nightly for protection against poverty and assurance of sustenance (Rizq).

Recited during Friday prayers, highlighting divine wisdom, purification, and Jummah obligation.

Recited every night before sleeping for intercession and protection from the punishment of the grave.

Contrasts sincere charity and piety with greed and arrogance.

Console to Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) promising divine favor and eternal reward.

Reassurance that ease accompanies every hardship and burden.

Affirms man's noble creation in the finest mold and account of deeds.

Clarifies the distinctions between believers and disbelievers.

Portrays the cataclysmic events of Judgment Day and precise accountability.

Highlights man's ingratitude and love of wealth through war steeds.

Describes the overwhelming Day of Judgment and the heavy/light scales.

Warns against distraction by wealth, status, and worldly competition.

Proclaims that all humanity is in loss except those with faith and righteous deeds.

Warns against backbiting, slandering, and hoarding wealth.

Recounts divine destruction of Abraha's elephant army protecting the Kaaba.

Reminds Quraysh tribe of Allah's favors, safety, and calling them to worship.

Denounces those who deny judgment and neglect orphans/the needy.

Shortest Surah promising Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) abundant blessings (Kawthar).

Declaration of absolute monotheism and complete detachment from compromise in faith.

Portrays victory of Islam, liberation of Makkah, and instruction to glorify Allah.

Condemns Abu Lahab and his wife for hostility against the Prophet (ﷺ).

The core declaration of absolute monotheism (Tawheed), equal to one-third of the Quran.

Protection prayer seeking refuge in Allah from sorcery, envy, and the evils of the night.

Final Surah seeking refuge in Allah, the Lord of mankind, from Satanic whisperings (Waswas).