Al-Jumua
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Surat Al-Jumua (Arabic: سورة الجمعة ) (The Friday Congregation) is the 62nd sura of the Qur'an with 11 ayat.
Al-Jumu'a is the name of a short chapter (Arabic: Surah) of the Qur'an, eleven verses long. The first verse stats that everything "declares the glory" of God, the second verse stats that God gave "to the pagan folk (Arabs) an Apostle from among themselves" [1], in order to teach them Islam, third verse says that is he also send to other people how have not joined yet. The chapter then continues until the eighth verse regarding those who did not hold to God's previous messages and ends stating that Fridays should be spent in remembrance of God, rather than enjoying "merchandise or sport". [2]
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