Concept: The Qur'an is organised into named divisions that assist Muslims in systematic recitation and memorisation.
Explanation:The entire Qur'an is divided into
30 equal portions, each known as a Juz.
For easier daily reading, every Juz is further divided into two sections.
This gives a total of
30×2=60 equal divisions of the Qur'an.
Each of these
60 equal parts is technically called a Hizb, not a Juz.
The word Hizb is the singular of Ahzab and refers to half of a Juz.
Rub refers to one quarter of a Hizb, while Manzil divides the Qur'an into
7 portions for weekly reading.
Since the question asks for the division into
60 equal parts, the correct term is Hizb.
Answer: B. Hizb