Surah 32 of 114
Surah As-Sajdah
Surah As-Sajdah (The Prostration) is the 32nd surah of the Quran, revealed in Makkah, with 30 ayahs spanning juz 21.
السجدة
The Prostration
At a glance
Surah As-Sajdah in numbers
- Surah number
- 32 of 114
- Ayahs
- 30
- Kufan (Hafs an Asim) counting, as in the Madinah mushaf.
- Revealed in
- Makkah (Makki)
- Position
- Juz 21
- Memorisation load
- Moderate
- Derived from its length rather than assigned by opinion.
- Order of revelation
- Traditionally placed 75th
Themes
What this surah covers
- Creation and resurrection
- Night prayer
- A prostration verse
Hifz
Memorising it
At the academy's standard pace, Surah As-Sajdah typically takes 3–6 supervised lessons, with revision continuing afterwards.
The range is wide on purpose: it moves with the student’s age, whether they already read fluently, and how much is revised between lessons. A single figure would be a promise about a student we have not met.
Memorisation load is rated Moderate relative to the rest of the Quran, derived from its length rather than assigned by opinion.
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Questions about reading and memorising
How many ayahs does Surah As-Sajdah have?
30. It is surah number 32 in the order of the mushaf. Ayah counts here follow the Kufan numbering used in the Madinah mushaf, which is why another mushaf may differ by one or two.
Was Surah As-Sajdah revealed in Makkah or Madinah?
It is Makki, meaning it was revealed before the migration to Madinah. Makki surahs tend to be shorter and to address belief, the resurrection and the oneness of Allah.
Which juz is Surah As-Sajdah in?
Juz 21.
How long does it take to memorise Surah As-Sajdah?
Around 3 to 6 sessions for a student already reading fluently. It is a range because it depends on the age of the student and how much revision they keep up between lessons.
What is Surah As-Sajdah about?
Creation and resurrection, Night prayer and A prostration verse.
Do you teach Surah As-Sajdah in lessons?
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