Religious holy scriptures of Islam comprise Surah as chapter divisions. The Quran is made up of 114 Suras that display various insights about faith alongside guidance and legal matters in different lengths. According to Arabic language the term Surah derives from "row" or "enclosure" to describe a structured collection of divine verses known as ayahs. Each Surah carries its own title which originates from main concepts or keywords identified in its content. Surah Al-Baqarah contains "The Cow" as its title and Surah Al-Ikhlas has "Sincerity" as its name. The Holy Prophet (PBUH) received these Surah revelations throughout over 23 years yet they were not presented chronologically but through ascending order of size and thematic content. Daily prayer rituals include Surah recitation followed by deep interpretation because these practices help believers in their spiritual journey. At the beginning of the revelation the first Surah was Al-Fatiha and at its end the Surah An-Nas was revealed. The entire collection of 114 Surahs serves as the essential basis through which Muslims practice their faith. https://onlinequranislamacademy.com/what-is-a-surah-in-the-quran/