SURAH 93 OF 114
Ad-Duhaa
The Morning Hours
الضحى
Surah Ad-Duhaa (The Morning Hours) is the 93rd chapter of the Qur’an. It has 11 Ayahs, was revealed in Makkah, and falls in Juz 30.
- Ayahs
- 11
- Revealed in
- Makkah
- Juz
- 30
- Order in the Qur’an
- 93 of 114
- By length
- 93rd longest
Quick answers
How many Ayahs are in Surah Ad-Duhaa?
Surah Ad-Duhaa has 11 Ayahs. It is the 93rd longest Surah of the 114.
Where was Surah Ad-Duhaa revealed?
In Makkah, which makes it a Makki Surah.
Which Juz is Surah Ad-Duhaa in?
It sits entirely within Juz 30.
What does Ad-Duhaa mean?
Ad-Duhaa (الضحى) is usually rendered in English as “The Morning Hours”.
Practising this Surah on SurahSpot
Opening Surah Ad-Duhaa in Learning Blocks gives you the full Arabic with a translation beside it, and remembers where you stopped. From there you can hide individual Ayahs and rebuild them from memory, or hide the whole Surah and work through it in sequence — which is the part a plain reader cannot do.
The game modes draw their rounds from across all 114 Surahs rather than one, so they are practice for recognition in general: naming a Surah from a recited Ayah, estimating Ayah counts, and choosing the Ayah that comes next. The how it works page explains the scoring.