How Do You Spell JUZ?

Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈʌz] (IPA)

Juz is a word commonly used in Muslim religious contexts to refer to one of the thirty parts of the Quran. The spelling of juz is straightforward and follows the phonetic transcription of the word. The IPA transcription of juz is /dʒʌz/, with the first sound being a voiced palatal stop, followed by a short u sound and ending with a voiced alveolar fricative. The spelling of juz accurately represents the pronunciation of the word and is consistent with the rules of English orthography.

JUZ Meaning and Definition

1. Juz, also known as Juz' or Juzz, is a term used in Islamic literature to refer to one of the thirty parts of the Quran. The Quran, considered the holy book of Islam, is divided into thirty sections or Juz to facilitate its study and recitation. Each Juz contains a varying number of chapters, also known as Surahs, which are not always divided equally among the Juz. The division of the Quran into Juz is not based on content or theme, but rather for the purpose of organizing the recitation of the entire Quran over a specific time period, such as a month. This division helps individuals in pacing their recitation and allows them to complete the entire Quran within a set timeframe.

   The term Juz also refers to a physical or digital copy of one of the thirty parts of the Quran. Many copies of the Quran are available in bookstores or online platforms in the form of Juz, making it easier for individuals to read and recite specific sections of the Quran. These Juz are often color-coded or marked distinctly to differentiate one part from another, aiding individuals in finding the desired section. The organization of the Quran into Juz has been prevalent for centuries and is widely used as a practical method of studying and reciting the holy book among Muslims worldwide.

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