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The Holy Qur’an is divided into 7 Manzils (sections). This division was made by scholars to make it easier for Muslims to recite the entire Qur’an within one week, dedicating one Manzil to each day. While the Qur’an was revealed gradually over 23 years and compiled in one book, the Manzil division is not part of the revelation but a practical arrangement for recitation and memorization purposes.
Each Manzil consists of a group of Surahs (chapters) varying in length. This division helps believers to complete a full recitation regularly, especially during Ramadan or for those who maintain a weekly Qur’an reading schedule.
The Qur’an is also divided into 30 Juz (parts) and 60 Hizb, which are smaller divisions used for daily recitations. The 7 Manzils are widely recognized among Huffaz and reciters globally as a way to structure the reading over seven days without overburdening the reader.
The Qur’an is divided into 7 Manzils.
Manzils are a scholarly division, not part of the revelation.
Purpose: To complete recitation in 7 days.
The Qur’an also has 30 Juz (parts) and 114 Surahs (chapters).
Manzil divisions help in easy memorization and regular recitation.
Practiced by Muslims worldwide for weekly Qur’an completion.
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