Hizb 24 closes Juz 12, crossing from Hud's closing exhortation into the opening of Yusuf's single sustained narrative, a shift in literary form as much as in subject: where Hud proceeds through separate prophetic episodes joined mainly by their shared warning, Yusuf tells one story from beginning to end across its entire length, a structure unique among the Quran's longer suras.
In tarawih recitation this hizb typically closes the twelfth night, and reciters and listeners alike often note a change of pace here, since Yusuf's narrative reads more like a single sustained account than the argumentative and legal material carried in most of the surrounding hizb divisions, making this one of the more anticipated openings in the whole thirty-part cycle for congregations following the story night by night.
Huffaz find Yusuf comparatively easier to hold in sequence precisely because of that unbroken narrative structure, one event following causally from the last, in contrast to hizb divisions built from separate legal rulings or unconnected prophetic episodes, where the order among items carries no such internal logic to lean on.
Listeners hearing Yusuf for the first time across consecutive tarawih nights often describe this hizb as the point where the story stops feeling episodic and begins to read as a single unfolding plot, a shift in the listening experience the hizb marks themselves do nothing to signal in advance.