The Holy Quran is divided into seven stages, known as "Manazil", to help Muslims recite it weekly. This beautiful division makes it easier for believers to complete the Quran in seven days, especially during the blessed month of Ramadan or for regular weekly recitation.

The seven stages or Manazil are not a division by revelation or content like the Surahs or Juz, but they are a practical method of dividing the Quran into manageable portions. Scholars and early Muslims adopted this method to assist in consistent recitation.

Here is how the Quran is divided into 7 stages:

1. **First Manzil** – From Surah Al-Fatiha to Surah Al-Nisa
2. **Second Manzil** – From Surah Al-Ma’idah to Surah At-Tawbah
3. **Third Manzil** – From Surah Yunus to Surah An-Nahl
4. **Fourth Manzil** – From Surah Al-Isra to Surah Al-Furqan
5. **Fifth Manzil** – From Surah Ash-Shu’ara to Surah Ya-Sin
6. **Sixth Manzil** – From Surah As-Saaffat to Surah Al-Hujurat
7. **Seventh Manzil** – From Surah Qaf to Surah An-Nas

Each manzil includes a balanced number of chapters to ensure the recitation is evenly spread across the week. This structure is especially useful for those who want to make the Quran part of their weekly worship routine.

Understanding these stages encourages regular connection with the Quran and helps students or reciters manage their time effectively while staying spiritually engaged.