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Juz Amma for kids: the surahs with meaning and audio

Juz Amma is the 30th juz: 37 short surahs children start memorizing with, from an-Nas to an-Naba. Each surah has its own page with the Arabic, transliteration, the meaning, and the sheikh’s recitation.

37 surahs564 ayat
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In what order should a child memorize Juz Amma?

The easiest way is from the end of the Quran: an-Nas, then al-Falaq, then al-Ikhlas, and up to an-Naba. The last surahs are the shortest, so your child finishes one every few days.

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A journey whose stations are the surahs of Juz Amma: your child hears each ayah from al-Minshawi or al-Husary, repeats it, recites it from memory, then reviews it on time. Free, no ads, works offline.

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Frequently asked questions

How many surahs are in Juz Amma?
37 surahs, from an-Naba (78) to an-Nas (114): 564 ayat.
How long does it take a child?
With an ayah or two a day and review, most children memorize it in six months to a year. Keeping going matters more than speed.
At what age can a child start?
From three by listening and repeating, and from five by memorizing and reciting.

More sections

Names of Allah · Wudu for kids · Pillars of Islam · Coloring pages · Duas for kids · Quran stories · Tajweed for kids · The surahs