The ninth is the only one which does not begin with the "basmala," but each of them consists of numbered "ayas" in prose.
Some groups break these up into 30 equal parts known as "juz," in which one of them is assigned to each day of the lunar month. About a quarter of them are preceded by "fawatih," or detached letters whose purpose is obscure. The first and most important of them is the "fatiha," or "opening," which is used as a devotional prayer. Traditionally, each begins with either the word "Madaniya" or "Makkiyah," indicating its city of origin. The ninth is the only one which does not begin with the "basmala," but each of them consists of numbered "ayas" in prose. FTP, name this collection of 114 writings, which are revelations disclosed by Allah to Muhammad and constitute the chapters of the Qur'an.
Some groups break these up into 30 equal parts known as "juz," in which one of them is assigned to each day of the lunar month.
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