Make Quran a part of your daily life..
Make Quran a part of your daily life..
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How much do you need to recite on a daily basis in order to benefit? If you want to maintain a good connection with the Quran, reciting anywhere from 5-10 pages daily is good. An expert reciter, the one who has memorised and intents to review his hifdh often recites 5-10 times that amount daily. …
Some of the detrimental mistakes made by the memorizers or reciters of the Quran that lead to scattered hifdh or irregular commitment must be avoided at all costs. First Mistake: Taking a long break from memorization or even tilawah Second Mistake: Not revising the new and old hifdh because you haven’t planned or made time …
Most teachers are well aware of the potential and limits of their students, so the students make fair progress. Ideally, your Quran teacher will: » Encourage you to do better » Help you in building a strong foundation » Teach you the history, basics, common mistakes and issues people face on their journey with the …
When it comes to our expectations of our teachers, we have an idealized image of our Quran teachers/guides which could be built on false premises. That doesn’t mean that we must not expect anything but that we have realistic expectations so that we can progress with as much ease as is possible. These are some …
Like all journeys, the journey with the Quran will have its ups and downs. There will be moments of tension, falling back, relapsing, setbacks and issues that you wouldn’t have encountered had you not embarked on this journey. It can get tough if you are doing it all alone, or you feel you’ve no one …
Contrary to the popular method of finding times of ease in order to memorise, the best way to memorise Quran and retain it is making time for it. A lot of people think that they need to be comfortable physically, mentally, emotionally, and have the best energy and focus in order to memorise. The truth …
The copy of Quran that you use for memorisation and revision also plays an essential role in making your journey easy or difficult for you. Here are some tips on how to choose the right copy: 1- It shouldn’t be fancy or colourful -the pages must have a consistent colour. 2- It should have a …
Back in the day, Tafseer was taught and studied in closed circles and those who had no access to the classes were still able to benefit from the books. Today, we have multiple resources online in various languages which one can use to understand the meaning and explanation behind the Words of Allah. For a …
Assuming that you’ve overcome your struggles with Tajweed and are at an acceptable level where you can memorise with ease and barely any major mistakes, the subjects that you can combine with Quran depend on the things you need to learn and your interests. You can start with a summary or short courses in the …
For full-time Quran students, any other subject combined with the memorisation must facilitate the Quran studies and not impede them. That is, you need to assess yourself first and see how much you already know about the religion, and then take up the courses accordingly. It is best not to enrol in a long course …
There are many advantages of reciting the Quran as well as memorising it. The few disadvantages are ONLY applicable to those who recite/memorise WITHOUT a teacher or someone who can correct them. Recitation of the Quran: increases a person’s good deeds teaches him his religion – if he knows the language protects a person from …
Now, when it comes to the Quran centres and teachers, people make often make half-hearted commitment i.e. they don’t have a plan that will cover their journey with the Quran and they just rely on whatever is being taught. For the ones who want to complete the recitation of Quran in proper time, without it …