As was traditional, chapters and verses would be named for some story or particular words mentioned in them. This could include names, things, events, etc. So, for example, Al-Baqarah (the Heifer) is named from the story in it about when Moses was commanded to have his people sacrifice a heifer. Or An-Naml (the Ant) is named after the story of Solomon and his ability to hear the communications of ants, which is mentioned in that chapter.
Other examples are:
Yusuf (Joseph) which speaks of joseph's life.
Ali Imran (the Family of Imran) which speaks of the extended family of Mary and Jesus.
Or As-Sajdah (the Prostration) which has one prostration that people do when they get to the particular verse which mentions prostration.
This was a cultural habit of the Arabs at the time. As I said, it also applied to specific verses, like Al-Kursi (the throne), or An-Noor (the light).
The Surah that is named Yucuf (chapter 12 in Quran)
It is obviously Surah Al Kawthar Surah number 108 in the Holy Quran.
Only one Sura is named "Muhammad".
In the holy Quran there are 114 Surah.
surah hamd and surah fatiha is the same surah?
apparently surah taqveer
Sussah Hijar
The Arabic word for the chapter of the Holy Quran is Surah. The Holy Quran consists of 114 chapter.
114 surah
These are the individual chapters in Quran. The Quran has 114 chapters or Surahs ( in Arabic ).
The number of the surah of the holy Qur'an which was named Muhammad is 47
Surah Al-e-Imran: The very Surah begins from 3rd part (Suparah) of Holy Quran.