Hizb 28 is the second half of Juz 14, staying entirely within An-Nahl and closing the sura completely, so the juz medallion marking the end of Juz 14 falls at a genuine sura boundary, one of the clean cases this account keeps returning to where the mechanical division and the text's own structure happen to coincide. In tarawih recitation this hizb typically closes the fourteenth night on the justice and wisdom verses many listeners recognize as among the Quran's most quoted single passages outside of ritual or narrative context altogether.
Because those closing verses are short, self-contained and widely memorised even by those who have not learned the surrounding sura in full, teachers commonly use this hizb to show how a portion's popularity in devotional life can be quite separate from its position within the sixty-part recitation scheme, since most people who know the justice verse by heart have never located it by hizb or juz number at all.
Huffaz reviewing this hizb by quarter typically find its final quarter, the wisdom and retaliation material, the easiest to retain precisely because of that independent familiarity most listeners already bring to it.
That gap between devotional familiarity and formal position in the scheme recurs throughout the thirty juz, and this hizb, closing on verses many can recite without knowing their surah or hizb number at all, is one of its clearest examples.