What does Juz mean?
Reciting one Juz a day lets a Muslim complete the entire Quran once over the thirty days of Ramadan, and the division is printed directly into most Mushafs to make that pacing straightforward.
Alternative Spellings
JuzzAjza
Quran Structure
جُزْء · /dʒuːz/
A Juz is one of thirty roughly equal parts the Quran is divided into, often used to pace reading during Ramadan.
Reciting one Juz a day lets a Muslim complete the entire Quran once over the thirty days of Ramadan, and the division is printed directly into most Mushafs to make that pacing straightforward.