Surah (Arabic: surah - row, rank) - the name of the section of the Quran. In total, there are 114 suras in the Qur'an. They are grouped into 30 hundred.
Each surah consists of verses. The literal meaning of the name of the Surah was originally "primary", "very important", and later acquired a terminological meaning. The concept of a surah also has a figurative meaning as the secrets of the Prophet Muhammad's moment of wisdom with God. Surahs to the Prophet are divided into "Meccan" and "Medinan" depending on the city in which they were revealed. Of the suras, 86 are Meccan and 28 are Medinan.

"Prayer" is a word from the Arabic language. Linguistically, it means to ask, call, wish, ask for help. In other words, in the face of the power and greatness of God, the servant feels his weakness and sincerely turns to Him and asks for help to meet his needs.