Following is a list of 114 Chapters (
Surahs) of Quran, their
Arabic names and their
English translations as produced by Muhammad Asad: •
Al Fatiha (The Opening) •
Al Baqara (The Cow) •
Al 'Imran (The Family of 'Imran) •
Al Nisa' (Women) •
Al Ma'idah (The Repast) •
Al An'am (Cattle) •
Al A'raf (The Faculty of Discernment) •
Al Anfal (Spoils of War) •
Al Tawbah (Repentance) •
Yunus (Jonah) •
Hud •
Yusuf (Joseph) •
Al Ra'd (Thunder) •
Ibrahim (Abraham) •
Al-Hijr •
Al Nahl (The Bee) •
Al Isra' (The Night Journey) •
Al Kahf (The Cave) •
Maryam (Mary) •
Ta Ha (O Man) •
Al Anbiya' (The Prophets) •
Al Hajj (The Pilgrimage) •
Al Mu'minun(The Believers) •
Al Nur (The Light) •
Al Furqan (The Standard of True and False) •
Al Shu'ara (The Poets) •
Al Naml (The Ants) •
Al Qasas(The Story) •
Al 'Ankabut (The Spider) •
Al Rum(The Byzantines) •
Luqman •
Al Sajdah (Prostration) •
Al Ahzab(The Confederates) •
Saba' (Sheba) •
Fatir (The Originator) •
Ya Sin(O Thou Human Being) •
Al Saffat (Those Ranged in Ranks) •
Sad •
Al Zumar(The Throngs) •
Ghafir (Forgiving) •
Fussilat(Clearly Spelled Out) •
Al Shura (Consultation) •
Al Zukhruf (Gold) •
Al Dukhan (Smoke) •
Al Jathiyah (Kneeling Down) •
Al Ahqaf (The Sand-Dunes) •
Muhammad •
Al Fath (Victory) •
Al Hujurat (The Private Apartments) •
Qaf •
Al Dhariyat (The Dust-Scattering Winds) •
Al Tur (Mount Sinai) •
Al Najm (The Unfolding) •
Al Qamar (The Moon) •
Al Rahman(The Most Gracious) •
Al Waqi'ah (That Which Must Come to Pass) •
Al Hadid(Iron) •
Al Mujadilah (The Pleading) •
Al Hashr (The Gathering) •
Al Mumtahinah(The Examined One) •
Al Saff (The Ranks) •
Al Jumu'ah (The Congregation) •
Al Munafiqun (The Hypocrites) •
Al Taghabun (Loss and Gain) •
Al Talaq (Divorce) •
Al Tahrim(Prohibition) •
Al Mulk(Dominion) •
Al Qalam(The Pen) •
Al Haqqah (The Laying-Bare of the Truth) •
Al Ma'arij(The Ways of Ascent) •
Nuh (Noah) •
Al Jinn (The Unseen Beings) •
Al Muzzammil(The Enwrapped One) •
Al Muddaththir (The Enfolded One) •
Al Qiyamah (Resurrection) •
Al Insan (Man) •
Al Mursalat (Those Sent Forth) •
Al Naba' (The Tiding) •
Al Nazi'at (Those That Rise) •
'Abasa (He Frowned) •
Al Takwir (Shrouding in Darkness) •
Al Infitar(The Cleaving Asunder) •
Al Mutaffifin (Those Who Give Short Measure) •
Al Inshiqaq (The Splitting Asunder) •
Al Buruj (The Great Constellation) •
Al Tariq (That Which Comes in the Night) •
Al A'la (The All-Highest) •
Al Ghashiyah (The Overshadowing Event) •
Al Fajr (The Daybreak) •
Al Balad (The Land) •
Al Shams (The Sun) •
Al Layl (The Night) •
Al Duha (The Bright Morning Hours) •
Al Sharh (The Opening-Up of the Heart) •
Al Tin (The Fig) •
Al Alaq (The Germ-Cell) •
Al Qadr (Destiny) •
Al Bayyinah (The Evidence of Truth) •
Al Zalzalah (The Earthquake) •
Al 'Adiyat (The Chargers) •
Al Qari'ah (The Sudden Calamity) •
Al Takathur (Greed for More and More) •
Al 'Asr (The Flight of Time) •
Al Humazah (The Slanderer) •
Al Fil (The Elephant) •
Quraysh •
Al Ma'un(Assistance) •
Al Kawthar (Good in Abundance) •
Al Kafirun (Those Who Deny the Truth) •
Al Nasr (Succour) •
Al Masad (The Twisted Strands •
Al Ikhlas (The Declaration of [God's] Perfection) •
Al Falaq (The Rising Dawn) •
Al Nas (Men) • Appendices: • I. Symbolism and Allegory in the Qur'an • II.
Al-Muqatta'at • III. On the Term and Concept of
Jinn • IV. The
Night Journey ==See also==