Surah Al-Jumua, with its various topics, such as glorifying God, the mission of the Prophet (PBUH), the inevitability of death, and the performance of Friday prayers, is a comprehensive surah that explains all the important components of these concepts with the utmost precision.Therefore, a critical analysis of the surah can further clarify the ideological structure contained in it.On the other hand, discourse analysis based on the Hodge and Keres model is one of the new ways of examining spoken and written language, which was founded by two contemporary linguists, Hodge and Kress.The basis of this analysis is based on four components:naming, noun formation, using passive sentences instead of active and vice versa, and active and attributive sentences.This article aims to study the ideological components governing the surah, and analyzes the discourse in this surah using a descriptive-analytical method and the Hodge and Kress model to clarify its general direction.The findings indicate that in this surah, regarding the naming element, concepts such as people's misguidance, the inevitability of death, and the meeting with God are highlighted.In the noun formation component, meanings such as prophetic mission, the dishonesty of the Jews, and their existential truth are conceptualized.In the use of indefinite sentences component, Jumua prayer and its performance are explained.In the transitive action sentences component, the observation of trade and entertainment, the scattering and abandonment of the Prophet (PBUH) while praying are conceptualized.And in the causal attributive sentences component, concepts such as the dignity, wisdom, and the great grace of God ..