Hizb 35 opens Juz 18, carrying Al-Muminun entirely before crossing into An-Nur, a shift from a sura organized around a list of virtues into one organized around specific legal rulings and a single, urgent historical episode, another instance of this account's recurring pattern of a hizb crossing directly between two very differently structured suras.
In tarawih recitation this hizb typically opens the eighteenth night, and because the slander episode carried in its second half concerns a matter of personal reputation defended at unusual length and intensity, congregations following along with commentary often treat this hizb as one of the more emotionally weighted portions of the entire cycle, distinct from the more abstract argument that opens it in Al-Muminun.
Huffaz reviewing this hizb by quarter typically find the embryological passage near its start and the slander narrative near its close the two most frequently discussed sections outside of specialist recitation practice, one cited often in discussions of the Quran and natural science, the other in discussions of Islamic evidentiary law.
That combination of a widely cited scientific reference and a widely cited legal episode inside one hizb is not typical of the thirty-juz scheme as a whole, where most hizb divisions this account has covered lean toward one register, narrative, legal, or argumentative, rather than mixing several equally prominent kinds of material together.