Browse all Juz
The Quran is divided into 30 equal parts, or Juz. This collection covers Juz 2 through 30, transcribed from the YQGEMS poster series - each rendered as its own interactive mind map.
Al-Baqara
Al-Baqara is the longest surah in the Quran and summarises much of its message - law, worship, previous prophets, and the turning point of the Qibla.
60 concepts to exploreAl-Imran
Al-Imran continues Al-Baqara's themes, engaging the People of the Book, recounting the Battle of Uhud, and closing with some of the Quran's most memorised verses on remembrance and dua.
35 concepts to exploreAn-Nisa
An-Nisa ("The Women") lays out much of the Quran's family law - marriage, mahr, inheritance, and orphans' rights - then turns to the hypocrites, repentance, predestination, and good character (akhlaq).
50 concepts to exploreAl-Ma'idah
Al-Ma'idah addresses the People of the Book directly, lays out penal law and the sanctity of a single human life, and closes with the declaration that the religion has been perfected.
32 concepts to exploreAl-An'am
Al-An'am centres on the three foundations of Tawhid, Risala, and Akhira - defending Allah's sole lordship against those who demand more miracles, affirming the human, fallible nature of the prophets sent to guide mankind, and closing with rulings on the sanctity of children's lives and the purity of what we eat.
72 concepts to exploreAl-A'raf
Al-A'raf ('The Heights') retells the common struggle between good and evil across the stories of Nuh, Hud, Salih, Lut, Shu'ayb, and - at greater length - Musa, Pharaoh and the Israelites, then unpacks the fall and forgiveness of Adam and the arrogance of Iblees, drawing out lessons on pride, repentance, and modesty.
73 concepts to exploreAl-Anfal
Al-Anfal ('The Spoils of War') is framed almost entirely around the Battle of Badr - Allah's promised victory for a small, outnumbered army, the believers' reliance on Him and unity as brothers, and the legal rulings revealed afterwards for dividing the war booty.
42 concepts to exploreAt-Tawbah
At-Tawbah, the Qur'an's final warning against idolatry, contrasts sincere believers with the hypocrites who made excuses at Tabuk and Hunayn, and lays out practical rulings - the sanctity of Masjid al-Haram, the Islamic calendar, and the eight categories of zakat.
65 concepts to exploreYunus & Hud
Two late-Makki surahs revealed back-to-back with Yusuf. Yunus argues for Allah's oneness through His blessings and the miracle of the Quran, while Hud retells the stories of Nuh, Hud, Lut, Salih, Shuayb and Ibrahim as warnings that strengthen faith, closing with a call to repentance and steadfast prayer.
53 concepts to exploreYusuf
This poster is devoted entirely to Surah Yusuf, framed as '45 Benefits' drawn from the single continuous story of Yusuf (as). It moves through lessons on dreams, family jealousy, patience, chastity, sincerity, dawah, and forgiveness, and notes the surah was revealed to console the Prophet (PBUH) after three tragedies.
48 concepts to exploreAr-Ra'd & Ibrahim
Two Makki surahs sharing the themes of Tawhid, Risala and Akhira. Ar-Ra'd points to Allah's signs in creation, the character of true believers, and the workings of Qadr, while Ibrahim recounts the pattern of rejected messengers, Ibrahim's dua for Makkah, and warnings about the Hereafter.
55 concepts to exploreAl-Hijr & An-Nahl
Juz 13 covers two surahs: Al-Hijr, a reminder to disbelievers built around the stories of Adam and Iblees and of Ibrahim and Lut, and An-Nahl ('The Bee'), the 'Surah of Blessings' which lists Allah's favours - from the Qur'an itself to cattle, milk, honey, and family - and asks what purpose remembering them should serve.
50 concepts to exploreAl-Kahf & Al-Isra
Al-Kahf opens this Juz with four stories of trial - the sleepers in the cave, the man with two gardens, Musa and Khidr, and Dhul-Qarnayn - built around the fitnahs of religion, wealth, knowledge, and power. Al-Isra then recounts the Night Journey and gives the twenty commandments alongside reflections on the honour Allah gave the children of Adam.
50 concepts to exploreMaryam & Taha
Juz 15 covers the second half of Surah Maryam - the stories of Zachariah, Maryam and Isa, Ibrahim, and a refutation of the claim that Allah has taken a son - before moving into Surah Taha, centred on the story of Musa, Pharaoh's magicians, Samiri's golden calf, and Allah's consolation of the Prophet ﷺ.
70 concepts to exploreAl-Anbiya & Al-Hajj
Al-Anbiya ("The Prophets") surveys sixteen prophets - including Ibrahim, Lut, Ayub, Dawood, Suleman and Yunus - around the themes of risala, Allah's purposeful creation, and the certainty of Judgement Day. Al-Hajj then covers the rituals and rulings of Hajj, Judgement Day, and the surah's critique of the idolatry and persecution carried out by the Quraysh.
57 concepts to exploreAl-Muminun & An-Nur
Al-Muminun opens with the characteristics of the successful believer, then moves through the reality of death, the Day of Judgement, and the blessings and oneness of Allah. An-Nur then lays out societal laws protecting the family and the honour of women, the famous Verse of Light, and the story of the slander against Aishah.
46 concepts to exploreAl-Furqan & Ash-Shu'ara
Al-Furqan ("The Criterion") lists Allah's blessings in creation and the qualities of the true servants of Ar-Rahman, while answering those who reject Allah's messengers. Ash-Shu'ara then retells six prophetic stories - Musa, Ibrahim, Nuh, Hud, Saleh and Lut - using the Quran's famous repeated refrain to show how each nation rejected its prophet.
29 concepts to exploreAn-Naml & Al-Qasas & Al-Ankabut
Juz 19 closes An-Naml with the stories of Sulaiman and the Queen of Sheba, Salih, and Lut, moves through all of Al-Qasas and its extended retelling of Musa's early life and the story of Qarun, and opens Al-Ankabut with its teaching on trials, past nations, and proofs of the Prophet's truthfulness.
86 concepts to exploreLuqman & As-Sajda & Ar-Rum
Luqman relays the wisdom a righteous father passes to his son, on emaan, gratitude, and humility. As-Sajda traces the journey of life from creation to the Day of Judgement, urging believers not to be arrogant like the mujrim who rejects Allah. Ar-Rum opens with a striking Quranic prediction about the Byzantine-Persian war, then moves through the signs of Allah in creation and the human fitra.
36 concepts to exploreAl-Ahzab & Saba & Fatir
Juz 21 closes out Al-Ahzab - covering the status of the Prophet ﷺ and his household, gender roles, the marriage of Zaynab, and the Battle of the Confederates - then moves into Saba, which proves Allah's power through the resurrection and the fallen civilisation of Sheba, and Fatir, which opens by praising Allah as Originator and surveys His blessings.
58 concepts to exploreYa-Sin & As-Saffat & Sad
Juz 22 covers Ya-Sin, often called the 'heart of the Quran', which proves the hereafter through signs and the story of three messengers; As-Saffat, which demonstrates Allah's power through the angels and a run of prophet stories; and Sad, which continues those prophet stories and contrasts them with the arrogance of the pagans.
53 concepts to exploreZumr & Ghafir & Fussilat
Juz 23 covers Zumr, which gathers people into groups bound for heaven or hell and reflects on sleep as the brother of death; Ghafir, centred on the battle between eeman and kufr and the story of a secret believer in Pharaoh's court; and Fussilat, whose theme is the Quran and its message, 'perfectly explained'.
59 concepts to exploreShura & Dukhan & Zukhruf & Jathiyah
This poster covers four Ha-Mim surahs together: Ash-Shura (revelation, consultation, divine decree, divine attributes), Ad-Dukhan (Laylatul Qadr, rejecters of the Day of Judgement, the story of Musa, heaven and hell), Az-Zukhruf (proving the Quranic message against pagan claims, the journey dua, the coming of Isa) and Al-Jathiyah (the Day of Judgement as proof of an afterlife, and how to treat those who reject the Quran).
73 concepts to exploreAhqaf & Hujurat & Muhammad & Qaf & Dhariyat & Fath
Juz 25 spans six surahs: Ahqaf, on parental piety, the people of Aad, and the jinn who accepted Islam; Hujurat, on manners, etiquette and the equality of races; Muhammad, on the rules of war and the hypocrites; Qaf, reminding mankind of death and resurrection; Dhariyat, on the signs of Allah and the qualities of true believers; and Fath, revealed around the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah.
78 concepts to exploreTur & Najm & Qamar & Rahman & Waqiah & Hadid
Juz 26 spans six surahs: Tur, on the Day of Judgement and refuting atheism; Najm, on Isra wal Miraj and refuting idolatry; Qamar, on the splitting of the moon and the destruction of previous nations; Rahman, praising Allah's blessings through the repeated refrain 'which of the favours of your Lord would you deny?'; Waqiah, on the three types of believers and the miracles of creation; and Hadid, on Emaan, charity, and the benefit of iron.
79 concepts to exploreAt-Tahrim & Al-Hashr & Al-Mumtahanah & Al-Mujadila & As-Saff & Al-Jumu'ah & Al-Munafiqun & At-Talaq & At-Taghabun
Juz 27 gathers nine short Madani surahs - At-Tahrim, Al-Hashr, Al-Mumtahanah, Al-Mujadila, As-Saff, Al-Jumu'ah, Al-Munafiqun, At-Talaq, and At-Taghabun - centred on family life, loyalty, hypocrisy, and the weighing of worldly ties on the Day of Judgement.
70 concepts to exploreAl-Mulk, Al-Qalam, Al-Haqqah, Al-Ma'arij, Nuh, Al-Jinn, Al-Muzzammil, Al-Muddathir, Al-Qiyamah, Al-Insan, Al-Mursalat & An-Naba
The YQGEMS series covers Juz 28 across eleven short, powerful Makki surahs, each with its own mind map - from the protection of Surah Al-Mulk to the vivid imagery of the Day of Judgement.
174 concepts to exploreAn-Nazi'at, Abasa, At-Takwir, Al-Infitar, Al-Mutaffifin, Al-Inshiqaq, Al-Buruj, At-Tariq, Al-A'la & Al-Ghashiyah
Juz 29 gathers ten short Makki surahs, each rendered as its own mind map, centred on the Day of Judgement, the weighing of deeds, and the signs in the heavens.
131 concepts to exploreAl-Fajr through An-Nas - 24 of the shortest surahs in the Quran, often the first memorised
Juz 30, Amma, is rendered as one mind map per surah - the shortest chapters of the Quran, many of them the first surahs a new memoriser learns.
224 concepts to explore