72. Surah Al-Jinn (الجن), the 72nd chapter of the Qur'an, is a Makkan Surah consisting of 28 verses. Its name translates directly to "The Jinn" or "The Unseen Beings". The word Jinn stems from the Arabic root meaning "to hide" or "conceal," denoting a creation that is structurally hidden from human sight. This Surah is highly unique because it acts as a "third-party divine testimony"—providing a verbatim transcript of the speech, internal theology, and awe-struck realizations of a group of Jinn who heard the Qur'an recited for the very first time.