List of Surahs in the Quran
The Quran, one of the most important religious texts for Muslims, is composed of 114 chapters or Surahs. Each one of these Surahs have been translated into numerous languages, including Arabic, and this list provides a comprehensive overview of each surah in the original Arabic language.
| Number | Anglicized name | Arabic name | English Translation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | al-Fatihah | al-faatiHah | The Opening |
| 2 | al-Baqarah | al-baqarah | The Cow |
| 3 | Al-Imran | aali-`imraan | The Family Of Imran |
| 4 | an-Nisa' | an-nisaa' | Women |
| 5 | al-Ma'idah | al-maa'idah | The Food |
| 6 | al-An`am | al-an`aam | The Cattle |
| 7 | al-A`raf | al-a`raaf | The Elevated Places |
| 8 | al-Anfal | al-anfaal | The Spoils Of War |
| 9 | at-Taubah | at-tawbah | Repentance |
| 10 | Yunus | yoonus | Jonah |
| 11 | Hud | hood | Hud |
| 12 | Yusuf | yoosuf | Joseph |
| 13 | ar-Ra`d | ar-Ra`d | The Thunder |
| 14 | Ibrahim | ibraheem | Abraham |
| 15 | al-Hijr | al-Hijr | The Rock |
| 16 | an-Nahl | an-naHl | The Bee |
| 17 | Al-Isra | al-Isra' | The Night Journey |
| 18 | al-Kahf | al-kahf | The Cave |
| 19 | Maryam | maryam | Mary |
| 20 | Ta Ha | Taa haa | Ta Ha |
| 21 | al-Anbiya' | al-anbiyaa' | The Prophets |
| 22 | al-Hajj | al-Hajj | The Pilgrimage |
| 23 | al-Mu'minun | al-mu'minoon | The Believers |
| 24 | an-Nur | an-noor | The Light |
| 25 | al-Furqan | al-furqaan | The Criterion |
| 26 | ash-Shu`ara' | ash-shu`araa' | The Poets |
| 27 | an-Naml | an-naml | The Ant |
| 28 | al-Qasas | al-qasas | The Narrative |
| 29 | al-`Ankabut | al-`ankaboot | The Spider |
| 30 | ar-Rum | ar-room | The Romans |
| 31 | Luqman | luqmaan | Lukman |
| 32 | as-Sajdah | as-sajdah | The Adoration |
| 33 | al-Ahzab | al-aHzab | The Allies |
| 34 | Saba' | as-Saba' | Sheba |
| 35 | Fatir | faaTir | The Creator |
| 36 | Ya Sin | yaa seen | Ya Sin |
| 37 | as-Saffat | aS-Saaffaat | The Rangers |
| 38 | Sad | Saad | Sad |
| 39 | az-Zumar | az-zumar | The Companies |
| 40 | Ghafir | Ghafir | The Forgiving One |
| 41 | Fussilat | Fussilat | Revelations Well Expounded |
| 42 | ash-Shura | ash-shooraa | The Counsel |
| 43 | az-Zukhruf | azl-zukhruf | The Embellishment |
| 44 | ad-Dukhan | ad-dukhaan | The Evident Smoke |
| 45 | al-Jathiyah | al-jaathiyah | The Kneeling |
| 46 | al-Ahqaf | al-aHqaaf | The Sandhills |
| 47 | Muhammad | muHammad | Muhammad |
| 48 | al-Fath | al-fatH | The Victory |
| 49 | al-Hujurat | al-Hujuraat | The Chambers |
| 50 | Qaf | qaaf | Qaf |
| 51 | ad-Dhariyat | ad-dhaariyaat | The Scatterers |
| 52 | at-Tur | aT-Toor | The Mountain |
| 53 | an-Najm | an-najm | The Star |
| 54 | al-Qamar | al-qamar | The Moon |
| 55 | ar-Rahman | ar-raHmaan | The Merciful |
| 56 | al-Waqi`ah | al-waaqi`ah | That Which is Coming |
| 57 | al-Hadid | al-Hadeed | The Iron |
| 58 | al-Mujadilah | al-mujaadilah | She Who Pleaded |
| 59 | al-Hashr | al-Hashr | The Exile |
| 60 | al-Mumtahanah | al-mumtaHanah | She Who is Tested |
| 61 | as-Saff | as-saff | The Ranks |
| 62 | al-Jumu`ah | al-jumu`ah | The Day of Congregation |
| 63 | al-Munafiqun | al-munafiqoon | The Hypocrites |
| 64 | at-Taghabun | at-taghaabun | The Cheating |
| 65 | at-Talaq, | aT-Talaaq | The Divorce |
| 66 | at-Tahrim | at-taHreem | The Prohibition |
| 67 | al-Mulk | al-mulk | The Kingdom |
| 68 | al-Qalam | al-qalam | The Pen |
| 69 | al-Haqqah | al-Haaqqah | The Inevitable |
| 70 | al-Ma`arij | al-ma`aarij | The Ladders |
| 71 | Nuh | nooH | Noah |
| 72 | al-Jinn | al-jinn | The Jinn |
| 73 | al-Muzammil | al-muzammil | The Mantled One |
| 74 | al-Mudathir | al-muddaththir | The Clothed One |
| 75 | al-Qiyamah | al-qiyaamah | The Resurrection |
| 76 | al-Insane | al-insane | The Man |
| 77 | al-Mursalat | al-mursalaat | The Emissaries |
| 78 | an-Naba' | an-naba' | The Tidings |
| 79 | an-Nazi`at | an-naazi`aat | Those Who Pull Out |
| 80 | `Abasa | `abasa | He Frowned |
| 81 | at-Takwir | at-takweer | The Cessation |
| 82 | al-Infitar | al-infiTaar | The Cleaving Asunder |
| 83 | Al-Mutaffifeen | Al-Mutaffifeen | The Defrauders |
| 84 | al-Inshiqaq | al-inshiqaaq | The Rending |
| 85 | al-Buruj | al-burooj | the Constellations |
| 86 | at-Tariq | aT-Taariq | The Night-Comer |
| 87 | al-A`la | al-A`laa | The Most High |
| 88 | al-Ghashiya | al-ghaashiyah | The Overwhelming Calamity |
| 89 | al-Fajr | al-fajr | The Dawn |
| 90 | al-Balad | al-balad | The City |
| 91 | ash-Shams | ash-shams | The Sun |
| 92 | al-Layl | al-lail | The Night |
| 93 | ad-Duha | aD-DuHaa | The Early Hours |
| 94 | ash-Sharh | ash-Sharh | The Expansion |
| 95 | at-Tin | aT-Teen | The Fig |
| 96 | al-`Alaq | al-`alaq | The Clot |
| 97 | al-qadr | al-qadr | The Majesty |
| 98 | al-Bayyinah | al-bayyinah | The Proof |
| 99 | Az-Zalzala | Az-Zalzala | The Shaking |
| 100 | al-`Adiyat | al-`aadiyaat | The Assaulters |
| 101 | al-Qari`ah | al-qaari`ah | The Terrible Calamity |
| 102 | at-Takathur | at-takaathur | Worldly Gain |
| 103 | al-`Asr | al-`asr | Time |
| 104 | al-Humazah | al-humazah | The Slanderer |
| 105 | al-Fil | al-feel | The Elephant |
| 106 | al-Quraish | al-quraish | The Quraish |
| 107 | al-Ma`un | al-maa`oon | The Daily Necessaries |
| 108 | al-Kauthar | al-kauthar | Abundance |
| 109 | al-Kafirun | al-kaafiroon | The Unbelievers |
| 110 | an-Nasr | an-naSr | The Help |
| 111 | Al-Masad | Al-Masad | The Palm Fibre |
| 112 | al-Ikhlas | al-ikhlaaS | The Unity |
| 113 | al-Falaq | al-falaq | The Daybreak |
| 114 | an-Nas | an-naas | The Men |
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