The Quran is made up of chapters called surahs, and verses called ayat. For reading and biding, the Quran is often divided into 30 parts called "joz"Ai. The first chapter is called furqan is the 25th chapter, which has 27 verse. The other chapter is called Luqman the 31th chapter, which is named after luqman. And at last the As-Sajdah the 32nd chapter, which has 30 verses and is translated as "prostration". In conclusion, Quran is for the religion of Islam and it's for reading and biding.

Zakat, a fundamental pillar of Islam, is categorized into four distinct types. Zakat al-Mal is an annual obligation on surplus wealth, including cash, gold, silver, and business assets, directed to the poor and needy. Zakat al-Fitr is a compulsory charity given before Eid al-Fitr, often in the form of staple food or its monetary equivalent, ensuring the less fortunate can celebrate. Zakat on Agricultural Produce is levied on crops and fruits, with rates of 10% for naturally irrigated land and 5% for manually irrigated land. Zakat on Livestock applies to specific thresholds of animals such as camels, cattle, and sheep. Each type reflects a precise system of wealth redistribution, ensuring economic equity and social welfare within the Muslim ummah.