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"The best of you are those who study the Quran and teach it (to others)." (Narrated by al-Bukhari)
Juz 'Amma, which is the 30th or last juz of our holy al-Qur-an, is the most frequent part we hear and most read. When we first learned to read al-Quran in childhood, the first thing we learned was to read and memorize the short letters contained in Juz 'Amma. Additionally, most of the mosques in mosques read the short letters contained in juz 'Amma, rather than reading letters in other juz-juz, either in full or in the form of mail fragments. So that the letters are so familiar and familiar in our ears. Even many of us who memorize the sura are out of the head.
Juz 'Amma is the juz with the largest sura number. There are 37 letters in it. It begins with an an-Naba 'sura and ends with surah an-Naas. Most of the surahs, namely as many as 34 surahs, are surah Makkiyyah, the sura that descends before the Prophet emigrated to Medina. While the rest of the three suras, namely al-Bayyinah, az-Zalzalah and an-Nashr are the sura of Madaniyyah, which is the sura which came down after the Messenger of Allah Alaihi Wassalam migrated to Medina.
The characteristic features of the Makkiyyah surahs are short sentences, the words are very beautiful and touched, are high-literate and full of undisputed substances that break down the paradigm and beliefs of the idolaters. Mostly it reminds man of the power of Allah Ta'ala in the universe, the Hereafter, the encounter with Allah and the Day of Judgment. It's all contained in short sentences, with a very beautiful and very touching language.
In addition, in Juz 'Amma there are many surahs that have the highest priority. Among them are surah al-Ikhlash, al-Falaq, an-Naas and others. About Surah al-Ikhlas for example, the Prophet Muhammad Shallallahu Alaihi Wassalam said:
"For the Essence of my soul is in His Hands, indeed (Surah al-Ikhlash) is comparable to one third of the Qur'an." (Narrated by al-Bukhari).
And there are still many other priorities related to surahs in Juz 'Amma.
The question is, have we ever thought to find out the meaning and content contained in the suras that are familiar in our ears? In it there are many important and valuable secrets that we can learn from it, more than just read or we hear.
Happy to all Muslims ISLAM ... InsyaALLAH