Maryam[1] (Arabic: مريم, Maryam; Arabic synonym of "Mary") is the 19th chapter (sūrah) of the Qur'an with 98 verses (āyāt). The 114 chapters in the Quran are roughly ordered by size. The Quranic chapter is named after Mary, mother of Jesus (Isa), and the Virgin Mary in Christian belief. It recounts the events leading up to the birth of Jesus, subject matter covered in Luke 1 of the Christian Bible. The text of the surah refers to many known prophetic figures, including Isaac, Jacob, Moses, Aaron, Ishmael, Enoch aka Idris, Adam, Zechariah and Noah.

The Birmingham Quran manuscript preserves the final eight verses (Q19:91–98), on parchment radiocarbon dated to between 568ce/56bh and 645/25ah.[2][3] The Sanaa manuscript, dated between 578ce/44 bh and 669/49ah, includes verses 2–28.

From the perspective of Islamic tradition, (asbāb al-nuzūl), it is an earlier "Meccan Surah", believed to have been revealed sooner than the later revelations in Medina.[4] Theodor Nöldeke's chronology identifies this Surah as the 58th Surah delivered. Traditional Egyptian chronology places it as the 44th.

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Al-Fatihah(The Opening)
Al-Baqarah(The Cow)
Al-‘Imran(The Family of Amran)
An-Nisa’(The Women)
Al-Ma’idah(The Food)
Al-An’am(The Cattle)
Al-A’raf(The Elevated Places)
Al-Anfal(Voluntary Gifts)
Al-Bara’at / At-Taubah(The Immunity)
Yunus(Jonah)
Hud(Hud)
Yusuf(Joseph)
Ar-Ra’d(The Thunder)
Ibrahim(Abraham)
Al-Hijr(The Rock)
An-Nahl(The Bee)
Bani Isra’il(The Israelites)
Al-Kahf(The Cave)
Maryam(Mary)
Ta Ha(Ta Ha)
Al-Anbiya’(The Prophets)
Al-Hajj(The Pilgrimage)
Al-Mu’minun(The Believers)
An-Nur(The Light)
Al-Furqan(The Discrimination)
Ash-Shu’ara’(The Poets)
An-Naml(The Naml)
Al-Qasas(The Narrative)
Al-‘Ankabut(The Spider)
Ar-Rum(The Romans)
Luqman(Luqman)
As-Sajdah(The Adoration)
Al-Ahzab(The Allies)
Al-Saba’(The Saba’)
Al-Fatir(The Originator)
Ya Sin(Ya Sin)
As-Saffat(Those Ranging in Ranks)
Sad(Sad)
Az-Zumar(The Companies)
Al-Mu’min(The Believer)
Ha Mim(Ha Mim)
Ash-Shura(Counsel)
Az-Zukhruf(Gold)
Ad-Dukhan(The Drought)
Al-Jathiyah(The Kneeling)
Al-Ahqaf(The Sandhills)
Muhammad(Muhammad)
Al-Fath(The Victory)
Al-Hujurat(The Apartments)
Qaf(Qaf)
Ad-Dhariyat(The Scatterers)
At-Tur(The Mountain)
An-Najm(The Star)
Al-Qamar(The Moon)
Ar-Rahman(The Beneficent)
Al-Waqi’ah(The Event)
Al-Hadid(Iron)
Al-Mujadilah(The Pleading Woman)
Al-Hashr(The Banishment)
Al-Mumtahanah(The Woman who is Examined)
As-Saff(The Ranks)
Al-Jumu’ah(The Congregation)
Al-Munafiqun(The Hypocrites)
At-Taghabun(The Manifestation of Losses)
At-Talaq(Divorce)
At-Tahrim(The Prohibition)
Al-Mulk(The Kingdom)
Al-Qalam(The Pen)
Al-Haqqah(The Sure Truth)
Al-Ma’arij(The Ways of Ascent)
Nuh(Noah)
Al-Jinn(The Jinn)
Al-Muzzammil(The One Covering Himself)
Al-Muddaththir(The One Wrapping Himself Up)
Al-Qiyamah(The Resurrection)
Al-Insan(The Man)
Al-Mursalat(Those Sent Forth)
An-Naba’(The Announcement)
An-Nazi’at(Those Who Yearn)
‘Abasa(He Frowned)
At-Takwir(The Folding Up)
Al-Infitar(The Cleaving)
At-Tatfif(Default in Duty)
Al-Inshiqaq(The Bursting Asunder)
Al-Buruj(The Stars)
At-Tariq(The Comer by Night)
Al-A’la(The Most High)
Al-Ghashiyah(The Overwhelming Event)
Al-Fajr(The Daybreak)
Al-Balad(The City)
Ash-Shams(The Sun)
Al-Lail(The Night)
Ad-Duha(The Brightness of the Day)
Al-Inshirah(The Expansion)
At-Tin(The Fig)
Al-‘Alaq(The Clot)
Al-Qadr(The Majesty)
Al-Bayyinah(The Clear Evidence)
Al-Zilzal(The Shaking)
Al-‘Adiyat(The Assaulters)
Al-Qari’ah(The Calamity)
At-Takathur(The Abundance of Wealth)
Al-‘Asr(The Time)
Al-Humazah(The Slanderer)
Al-Fil(The Elephant)
Al-Quraish(The Quraish)
Al-Ma’un(Acts of Kindness)
Al-Kauthar(The Abundance of Good)
Al-Kafirun(The Disbelievers)
An-Nasr(The Help)
Al-Lahab(The Flame)
Al-Ikhlas(The Unity)
Al-Falaq(The Dawn)
An-Nas(The Men)