# Juz 27

Juz 27 is one of the 30 parts the Quran is divided into by length. It contains 399 verses across 7 surahs (5 Meccan, 2 Medinan), begins at Quran 51:31, ends at 57:29, and spans pages 520–541 of the standard 604-page mushaf.

| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Juz | 27 (also spelled para or part) |
| Verses | 399 |
| Surahs | 7 |
| Starts at | 51:31 |
| Ends at | 57:29 |
| Mushaf pages | 520–541 |
| Prostration verses | 53:62 |

## Surahs in this juz

| No. | Surah | Verses | Revealed | Page |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | Adh-Dhariyat (الذاريات) | 60 | Meccan | https://quranonlineread.com/quran/adh-dhariyat/ |
| 52 | At-Tur (الطور) | 49 | Meccan | https://quranonlineread.com/quran/at-tur/ |
| 53 | An-Najm (النجم) | 62 | Meccan | https://quranonlineread.com/quran/an-najm/ |
| 54 | Al-Qamar (القمر) | 55 | Meccan | https://quranonlineread.com/quran/al-qamar/ |
| 55 | Ar-Rahman (الرحمن) | 78 | Medinan | https://quranonlineread.com/quran/ar-rahman/ |
| 56 | Al-Waqi'ah (الواقعة) | 96 | Meccan | https://quranonlineread.com/quran/al-waqiah/ |
| 57 | Al-Hadid (الحديد) | 29 | Medinan | https://quranonlineread.com/quran/al-hadid/ |

## Common questions

**Where does juz 27 start and end?**

Juz 27 begins at Quran 51:31 and ends at 57:29.

**How many verses are in juz 27?**

Juz 27 contains 399 verses across 7 surahs.

**How many juz are there in the Quran?**

Thirty, of roughly equal length. The division is by quantity of text rather than by subject, so a juz may begin partway through a surah.

**How long does juz 27 take to read?**

A juz is roughly 20 pages of the standard mushaf and takes most readers 30 to 45 minutes at a measured pace — which is why one juz a day completes the Quran in a month.

## Neighbouring juz

- Juz 26: https://quranonlineread.com/quran/juz/26/
- Juz 28: https://quranonlineread.com/quran/juz/28/
- All 30 juz: https://quranonlineread.com/quran/juz/

## About this page

Published by: QuranOnline
Canonical page: https://quranonlineread.com/quran/juz/27/
Source: Tanzil Uthmani text; juz boundaries as in the standard mushaf.