Juz Amma - Part 30th Pocket size (Persian Script)

The last part of the Quran, in the script most readers from the subcontinent learned to read in, printed in full color on glossy art paper.

Why the Script Matters

Persian (Indo-Pak) script uses the letterforms taught across Pakistan, India and Bangladesh — noticeably different from the Uthmani script used in Arab editions. A reader who learned one finds the other slower and less familiar, particularly when reciting from memory.

At 13 lines per page the text is large and unhurried, which suits children and anyone with weaker eyesight.

Why It Works for Distribution

Thirty pages, pocket size, and priced low enough to buy in quantity. Juz 'Amma is the part every Muslim memorizes first and recites daily, so a copy given away is a copy used.

Masajid, weekend schools and da'wah tables buy these in stacks for exactly that reason — and the full-color glossy printing means what you hand over does not look like a leaflet.

Related Items

• Individual Paras of the Quran (9 Line) — individual paras in 9-line Indo-Pak script
• Noble Quran Part 30 Arabic-English & Transliteration — Juz 'Amma with English and transliteration
• Juz Amma + Qaida Baghdadyah — Juz 'Amma with the Qaida Baghdadyah