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My Quran Progress Chart MY QURAN PROGRESS CHART Name ......................... READ MEMORIZE UNDERSTAND 1. Al-Fatiha The Opening 2. Al-Baqarah The Cow 3. Ale-Imran The Family of Imran 4. An-Nisa The Women 5. Al-Maidah The Table 6. Al-Anam The Cattle 7. Al-Araf The Heights Write notes, draw, colour or paste stickers to log your progress MY QURAN PROGRESS CHART Name ......................... READ MEMORIZE UNDERSTAND 8. Al-Anfal The Spoills of War 9. At-Taubah The Repentance 10. Yunus Jonas 11. Hud Hud 12. Yusuf Joseph 13. Ar-Rad The Thunder 14. Ibrahim Abraham Write notes, draw, colour or paste stickers to log your progress MY QURAN PROGRESS CHART Name ......................... READ MEMORIZE UNDERSTAND 15. Al-Hijr The Rock 16. An-Nahl The Bee 17. Al-Isra The Night Journey 18. Al-Kahf The Cave 19. Maryam Mary 20. Ta Ha Taa - Haa 21. Al-Anbiya The Prophets Write notes, draw, colour or paste stickers to log your progress MY QURAN PROGRESS CHART Name ......................... READ MEMORIZE UNDERSTAND 22. Al-Hajj The Pilgrimage 23. Al-Muminun The Believers 24. An-Nur The Light 25. Al-Furqan The Criterion 26. Ash-Shu'ara The Poets 27. An-Naml The Ant 28. Al-Qasas The Stories Write notes, draw, colour or paste stickers to log your progress MY QURAN PROGRESS CHART Name ......................... READ MEMORIZE UNDERSTAND 29. Al-Ankabut The Spider 30. Ar-Rum The Romans 31. Luqman Luqman 32. As-Sajdah The Prostration 33. Al-Ahzab The Clans 34. Saba' Sheba 35. Fatir The Originator Write notes, draw, colour or paste stickers to log your progress MY QURAN PROGRESS CHART Name ......................... READ MEMORIZE UNDERSTAND 36. Ya Sin Yaseen 37. As-Saffat Those drawn upon in Ranks 38. Sad The Letter Saad 39. Az-Zumar The Groups 40. Ghafir The Forgiver 41. Fussilat Explained in Detail 42. Ash-Shura Consultation Write notes, draw, colour or paste stickers to log your progress MY QURAN PROGRESS CHART Name ......................... READ MEMORIZE UNDERSTAND 43. Az-Zukhruf Ornaments of gold 44. Ad-Dukhan The Smoke 45. Al-Jasiyah Crouching 46. Al-Ahqaf The Dunes 47. Muhammad Muhammad 48. Al-Fath The Victory 49. Al-Hujurat The Inner Apartments Write notes, draw, colour or paste stickers to log your progress MY QURAN PROGRESS CHART Name ......................... READ MEMORIZE UNDERSTAND 50. Qaf The Letter Qaf 51. Adh-Dhariyat The Winnowing Winds 52. At-Tur The Mount 53. An-Najm The Star 54. Al-Qamar The Moon 55. Ar-Rahman The Beneficient 56. Al-Waqiah The Inevitable Write notes, draw, colour or paste stickers to log your progress MY QURAN PROGRESS CHART Name ......................... READ MEMORIZE UNDERSTAND 57. Al-Hadid The Iron 58. Al-Mujadila The Pleading Woman 59. Al-Hashr The Exile 60. Al-Mumtahanah She that is to be examined 61. As-Saf The Ranks 62. Al-Jumuah Friday 63. Al-Munafiqun The Hypocrites Write notes, draw, colour or paste stickers to log your progress MY QURAN PROGRESS CHART Name ......................... READ MEMORIZE UNDERSTAND 64. At-Taghabun Mutual Disillusion 65. At-Talaq Divorce 66. At-Tahrim The Prohibition 67. Al-Mulk The Sovereignty 68. Al-Qalam The Pen 69. Al-Haqqah The Reality 70. Al-Ma'arij The Ascending Stairways Write notes, draw, colour or paste stickers to log your progress MY QURAN PROGRESS CHART Name ......................... READ MEMORIZE UNDERSTAND 71. Nuh Noah 72. Al-Jinn The Jinn 73. Al-Muzzammil The Enshrouded One 74. Al-Muddaththir The Cloaked One 75. Al-Qiyamah The Resurrection 76. Al-Insan Man 77. Al-Mursalat The Emissaries Write notes, draw, colour or paste stickers to log your progress MY QURAN PROGRESS CHART Name ......................... READ MEMORIZE UNDERSTAND 78. An-Naba The Announcement 79. An-Nazi'at Those Who drag forth 80. 'Abasa He frowned 81. At-Takwir The Overthrowing 82. Al-Infitar The Cleaving 83. Al-Mutaffiffin Defrauding 84. Al-Inshiqaq The Splitting Open Write notes, draw, colour or paste stickers to log your progress MY QURAN PROGRESS CHART Name ......................... READ MEMORIZE UNDERSTAND 85. Al-Buruj The Constellations 86. At-Tariq The Morning Star 87. Al-A'la The Most High 88. Al-Ghashiyah The Overwhelming 89. Al-Fajr The Dawn 90. Al-Balad The City 91. Ash-Shams The Sun Write notes, draw, colour or paste stickers to log your progress MY QURAN PROGRESS CHART Name ......................... READ MEMORIZE UNDERSTAND 92. Al-Layl The Night 93. Ad-Dhuhaa The Morning Hours 94. Ash-Sharh The Consolation 95. At-Tin The Fig 96. Al-'Alaq The Clot 97. Al-Qadr The Power, Fate 98. Al-Bayyinah The Evidence Write notes, draw, colour or paste stickers to log your progress MY QURAN PROGRESS CHART Name ......................... READ MEMORIZE UNDERSTAND 99. Az-Zalzalah The Earthquake 100. Al-'Adiyat The Chargers 101. Al-Qariah The Calamity 102. At-Takathur Competition 103. Al-'Asr The Declining Day, Epoch 104. Al-Humazah The Traducer 105. Al-Fil The Elephant Write notes, draw, colour or paste stickers to log your progress MY QURAN PROGRESS CHART Name ......................... READ MEMORIZE UNDERSTAND 106. Quraish Quraish 107. Al-Ma'un Almsgiving 108. Al-Kawthar Abundance 109. Al-Kafirun The Disbelievers 110. An-Nasr Divine Support 111. Al-Masad The Palm fibre 112. Al-Ikhlas Sincerity Write notes, draw, colour or paste stickers to log your progress MY QURAN PROGRESS CHART Name ......................... READ MEMORIZE UNDERSTAND 113. Al-Falaq The Dawn 114. An-Nas Mankind O Allah! Have mercy on me by Quran and make it my leader and light and guide and mercy. O Allah! Make me remember from it what I forget and teach me from it what I am ignorant about and provide me its recitation in some hours of the night and at the ends of the day, and make it (its recitation) an evidence in my favour, O Lord of the Worlds! Write notes, draw, colour or paste stickers to log your progress.
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