Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Advice and Virtues for Memorizing the Qur’an

Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera
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The Quran is a popular recitation for the century, with the title symbolizing the holy holy title of Islam. Many narratives and examples of people reciting the Quran and their actions during the day provide practical tips for students to do so. The importance of understanding the Quran and learning to use time properly is emphasized, along with the need for students to learn to use their time properly. The challenges of memorizing the Quran and improving its memory and recall are also discussed, along with suggestions to bring back items and avoid wasting time on mistakes.

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			Alhamdulillah Alhamdulillah Hamden
kefir on poor uban Mubarak and fie
		
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			Mubarak and it
		
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			gamma you hate Bharat buena ya
Allah Jalla Jalla who am Manuel
		
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			was Salatu was Salam o Allah say
you will have even Mustafa
		
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			sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa aalihi wa sahbihi wa
barakato a cell limit asleep and
		
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			kefir on Eli Yomi Dean another ad
called Allahu Tabata kava Terra
		
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			Daffodil Quran and Mudgee they
will for carnal Hamid Bill who to
		
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			buy tuna turn fi so do the Latina
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			Lavalle Boone.
		
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			whiner beetle mama Alba Haiti
Ronnie Allah one call Sameer to
		
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			rasool Allah He sallallahu alayhi
wa sallam a yaku ikura Al Quran
		
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			for inner who yet to Monica Yachty
chef Shafi and the US herb, Raja
		
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			Muslim,
		
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			my dear respected friends
		
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			it's really an honor to be here
with all of this Quran that's
		
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			being recited and beautifying our
minds, inspiring our hearts. And
		
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			in sha Allah we returned from here
today.
		
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			Filled in sha Allah with the
inspiration of the Quran, the
		
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			Quran
		
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			is the divine word of ALLAH
SubhanA wa Tada
		
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			it's as old as any it's a it's as
old as any speech that there is.
		
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			It's it's it reflects the eternal
speech of Allah subhanahu wa Tada.
		
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			Scholars like Imam Ghazali
mentioned that just taking the
		
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			name Allah,
		
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			even in negligence, even just in
the passing Allah, Allah said they
		
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			saw, Oh Allah, just just even
without any kind of concentration,
		
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			that will also have its benefit
because it's a very powerful word
		
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			that the name of Allah and thus
the Quran is, are the words of
		
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			Allah subhanaw taala and the Quran
regardless of how it's recited
		
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			just us being infused by it, I'm
sure there's majority of us here
		
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			probably don't even understand
what's being recited, which is
		
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			unfortunate. But still, mashallah
most of the readers that I've
		
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			listened to so far. I'm sure the
original mother tongue was not
		
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			Arabic, but they read as, as an
Arab. And that's exactly what a
		
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			pseudo Allah salAllahu Alaihe
Salam has actually commanded us to
		
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			do to Ecuador Khurana, Bella Hoon,
and Arab to recite the Quran
		
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			because it has to be read in a
particular way, just so that it
		
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			remains a standard way of reading
where every word is said
		
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			correctly. And that's why Arab
Arabic is actually a very perfect
		
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			language, because it's probably
one of the only languages where
		
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			you have to learn to read the way
of pronounciation. That's a
		
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			miracle of the preservation of the
Quran itself. Because in English,
		
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			there's so many different ways you
can say things. You go to the
		
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			South Africans, they'll say South
Africa, will say South Africa,
		
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			right? Just just in that alone,
right? And then, and they both
		
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			considered to be completely fine.
In fact, English, you have
		
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			English, which is
		
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			the Hindustani English, it's
actually called English by the
		
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			way, that's the official name of
it. And the South Africans will
		
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			say 50 instead of 50.
		
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			That's a big difference is they
don't do turkey. Unfortunately.
		
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			They say 50. And then when the
		
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			foreigners Indian people from
India, Pakistan, etc, come to
		
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			South African, they hear it, they
actually do mubadala, they say 50
		
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			because they can't get the 50 in
between as the South Africans do
		
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			it. So that's a special way of
doing it. So you got the 50 you
		
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			have the 50 and you have the 50.
Right. But anyway, that's just
		
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			when when the when is the Quran
you can read it any tune that
		
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			allows the Tajweed but the main
thing is that the didgeridoo and
		
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			thus it's a very accurate it's a
very accurate way of intonation.
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala says but
who is Tomba unit? These are clear
		
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			signs these are clear vs. Fi sudo
realtyna otolaryngol which are in
		
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			the hearts of those who have been
granted knowledge, what an honor
		
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			that all of these young people and
mashallah in our Ummah, we have
		
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			huge amounts of people who have
the Quran by heart may also be
		
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			allowed to infuse us with its
meaning and its other Baraka but
		
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			aside from Justice recitation
		
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			there's a numerous Hadith on this
subject. I want to mention some
		
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			practical points after mentioning
a few generations in the short
		
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			time that we have primarily geared
towards both the students who are
		
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			trying to memorize the Quran.
		
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			For those who've already memorized
the Quran, and especially the
		
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			parents, who have children
memorizing the Quran, or would
		
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			love their children to memorize
the Quran, and who wouldn't want
		
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			such a great honor in this world,
which then will also benefit in
		
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			the hereafter. Allah subhanho wa
Taala the Prophet sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa sallam says in this
hadith Sahih Muslim,
		
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			Abu Omar Al bahini mentioned that
I heard the Prophet sallallahu
		
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			Sallam saying that you should
recite the Quran because it will
		
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			come. It will appear on the day of
judgment as an intercessor. For
		
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			the person who has the Quran, it
will intercede for you the fact
		
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			that you had the Quran in this
world that you used to recite it,
		
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			you memorized it on the Day of
Judgment, the one thing that will
		
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			not forget you will be the Quran.
The Quran will come and say this
		
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			person used to recite me.
		
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			And thus it will argue it's the
best form of argument. It's one of
		
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			the best forms of argument you
have on the Day of Judgment, that
		
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			it will not die, it will not
desert you.
		
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			The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam his value for the Quran
		
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			used to be so great that among his
companions, where they needed to
		
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			be a distinction made between who
becomes the leader who becomes the
		
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			Emir who is put forth even in the
janazah, even when a number of
		
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			shahada number of martyrs had to
be buried together and they had to
		
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			put two, they had to put two into
one grave. They would give
		
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			preference to those who had more
Quran. The Prophet sallallahu
		
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			alayhi wa sallam used to give the
flag the standard to the one who
		
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			had the most Quran, the prophets
of Allah would make a meal, the
		
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			one who had the most Quran who
would recite the most Quran, he
		
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			would make that person an imam who
could read the most so who knew
		
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			the most look at the distinctions
with the Quran? The Prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. It's
even mentioned in the narrations
		
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			that sometimes people have married
just by because of the Quran that
		
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			they would teach their wives. That
would be the Mahara and the dowry
		
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			the Quran for every Surah that
there is and if somebody who's
		
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			memorized the entire Quran,
mashallah for every Surah there
		
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			are so many virtues if you look at
the books by Imam nawawi Imam coda
		
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			to be and numerous others speaking
about the father of the Quran
		
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			specifically about the different
sources for example, there's a
		
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			narration by Imam Muslim
		
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			there's a narration by Imam Muslim
again from Abu mama Alba Hillier
		
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			the Allahu Allah allah sallallahu
sallam said recite the Quran will
		
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			come
		
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			as an intercessor for you on the
Day of Judgment. Recite the two
		
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			flowers, the two roses of the
Quran the two beautiful flowers of
		
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			the Quran Zahra Wayne Al Baqarah
Surah either Imran recite those
		
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			two swords the first two after
sort of their values, so to
		
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			dakara, sort of early Imran. They
will come on the day of judgment
		
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			as a cloud a shade above you.
		
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			There's other descriptions as
mentioned as well, to her journey
		
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			and US hobby Hema, they will
actually argue your case, if
		
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			you're in trouble if we're in
trouble on the day of judgment.
		
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			And it's very likely that be the
case because of sometimes our
		
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			state of our disobedience
sometimes we at least have this to
		
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			look forward to that the Quran
will come and argue our case.
		
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			A half of who is the person who
memorizes the Quran, his character
		
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			should be
		
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			inspired by the Quran. Look at
what Abdullah Hypno Masuda the
		
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			Allahu Anhu says about the person
who is a half is of the Quran.
		
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			Those of you who are memorizing
the Quran, who are still young,
		
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			sometimes don't understand the
significance of what you're
		
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			getting into, of what you're
acquiring.
		
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			And
		
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			Abdullah Hibino, Masuda the Allahu
Anhu says that for the person who
		
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			holds the Quran in his heart, he
should be known by his knights
		
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			when other people are sleeping.
		
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			He should be known by his days
when other people are eating,
		
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			which means that he should be
known to wake up and read the
		
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			Quran in tahajjud and night
vigils. In the daytime, he should
		
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			be fasting
		
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			because the Quran should inspire
him to do that and take him that
		
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			much closer to Allah.
		
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			And by his grief and concern when
other people are excited about
		
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			nothing,
		
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			and by his crying and weeping when
other people are laughing and
		
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			ingest.
		
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			And by his silence when other
people are engaged in idle talk
		
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			and waste of time, and by his fear
		
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			when other people are boasting and
arrogantly strutting around the
		
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			world
		
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			For the person who is a hermit of
the Quran, he should be Mr. Kenan
		
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			lady in and he should be soft
hearted and humble.
		
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			While I am Bahai Hakuna Jaffe
		
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			while Mariam?
		
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			Wala ya han, wala Sahaba and wala
hottie Hadith and this is not the
		
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			character of somebody who has the
Quran who has memorized parts of
		
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			the Quran or of the Quran that
they be harsh, be constantly
		
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			engaged in debate, useless
disputes. They should not be
		
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			shouting around, shrieking
		
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			in various different places like
this, and they should not be harsh
		
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			and hard hearted.
		
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			For the luminaria of the great
Tabby, he said how middle Quran
		
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			Hameed Araya till Islam, the one
who holds the Quran, the one who
		
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			possesses the Quran, he is the one
who's holding up the flag of
		
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			Islam. That's a massive
responsibility. That's a very big
		
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			responsibility. Really, all of us
who have been half especially from
		
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			a young age when we don't really
understand the significance, it's
		
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			something that our parents, our
environment, our family, our
		
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			teachers encouraged us to do. And
suddenly we're half isn't we're 16
		
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			years old, 14 years old, 13 years
old, and we don't really know what
		
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			we have. There, there aren't
enough inspiration, inspirational
		
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			pauses in between the heads of the
Quran every year, every six
		
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			months, inspiration be given us to
what they are carrying.
		
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			This is something I think that
really we need to understand what
		
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			we're getting out of the Quran
like this. That's why he says that
		
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			the one who holds the Quran is the
one who's going to hold up. He is
		
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			the one who's holding up the flag
of Islam. It is not appropriate
		
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			for that person then to be engaged
in idle pastimes, or just ingest
		
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			in mockery. And a person who's
just then wasting his time.
		
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			Rockabye ignore Amina journey. He
relates that once the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam came
up to us
		
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			and we were in the sofa. So he's
one of the US habits so for those
		
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			people who used to study in Masjid
number week, with Abu Huraira, the
		
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			Allah one, the prophets of Allah
Islam came out once to us while
		
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			we're on the sofa, and he says,
Which one of you now this is not
		
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			just for those who are doing hymns
of the Quran because they're
		
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			getting this anyway. But if you
know this is what you're getting,
		
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			then inshallah it will inspire you
encouraging you encourage you to
		
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			learn more. But this is also for
those who think they're beyond
		
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			memorization, who think they're
beyond
		
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			that they they can only expect
that their children are going to
		
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			memorize the Quran. Now, look at
what the Prophet sallallahu Sallam
		
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			says in this narration narrated by
Imam Muslim. The Prophet
		
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			sallallahu sallam said that which
one of you would love that they go
		
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			to the baton or the Akik these are
areas and valleys just outside of
		
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			Madina Munawwara who would love to
go out to these areas and come
		
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			back each time after they've gone
there. Come back each time with
		
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			Nakata now katine Kumar Waney, to
come back with two really fleshy
		
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			camels like well endowed flesh,
camels that are very expensive.
		
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			Those with the huge humps, lot of
flesh, very expensive. camels were
		
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			the most prized and most expensive
possession that you could have in
		
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			those days, pretty much. So who
would love to go to those places?
		
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			Come back each time with two of
them.
		
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			How would you go each time and
come back with two unless you
		
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			stole them? What's the easiest way
you don't have that kind of money?
		
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			So to be able to go somewhere and
then bring back to massive camels
		
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			Rolls Royces each day, you'd be
stealing. Probably. That's the
		
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			easiest way to do it. By borrow
steal. So come by, come borrow it,
		
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			you're gonna steal them. So the
professor Lawson said, to bring
		
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			back two of these camels each time
be lady if men
		
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			without any sin incurred
		
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			and what are called a ramen or
what are called ramen. And without
		
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			breaking any ties of kinship,
you're not taking from your
		
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			relatives and destroying your
relationship with them. And the
		
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			Sahaba who they said of course all
of us called an IRS will lie all
		
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			of us. So He says if any of you go
in the morning, for example, to
		
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			the masjid every time and they go
and read learn to verses go to the
		
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			masjid just sit down and learn to
verses
		
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			you don't know Surah Al monk, the
BA can let he be at the hill MOLKO
		
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			who had a condition in the elderly
holla called moto well hired Leah
		
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			blue a coma Eucommia X and Y mela
but what I see is over for you
		
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			just learn to versus eat
		
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			chime, especially as Ramadan is
coming, if he goes and learns
		
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			these two that will be superior
for him
		
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			to those two camels, and then he
said, If three than three camels,
		
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			and so on, that's an aeration of
Sahih Muslim. So you've got great
		
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			incentive.
		
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			The few practical tips to end up,
this is my survey, and those who
		
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			teach heads here will probably
agree with me, in general, that
		
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			this has been my observation.
		
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			Out of every 10, people who enter
into heads, or heads program,
		
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			every 10 students that enter,
		
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			they will be one to two who will
just blaze through, the teacher
		
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			won't have to put too much effort,
they will want to wake up
		
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			themselves and learn and they will
put their own effort in, I had one
		
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			such student. And you know, as a
Hibs, teacher, sometimes you have
		
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			to use your time very wisely in
the sense that you're listening to
		
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			two students at once. And
sometimes some even listen to
		
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			three is humanly impossible to do
that. And to fool can give full
		
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			concentration, but what you're
really doing is kind of listening
		
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			a bit here listening, but they're
listening a bit there, and kind of
		
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			using your mind to understand that
they're not skipping or whatever
		
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			the case is.
		
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			Sometimes I wouldn't listen to her
properly, because I knew she knew
		
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			it. And I would be listening to
somebody or a young girl. And she
		
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			would stop me and say, Can you
listen to this part again, please,
		
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			because I think I may have a
mistake here.
		
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			A number of other students, they
will say, okay, the teacher is
		
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			focused somewhere else, we're just
going to skip,
		
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			it's just the habit, or we'll do
it later, or whatever the case is.
		
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			So you'll get one to two out of
10, that will just blaze through
		
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			on the opposing end, you'll have
one to two that will probably
		
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			never make it either because they
just can't do it, or they just
		
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			don't want to do it. That's
generally the statistic, the six
		
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			to eight people in between,
		
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			out of every 10 They're the most
challenging ones. And most of the
		
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			students will find themselves in
that category. Unfortunately, it's
		
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			still better than that. The second
category I spoke about, now these
		
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			people, they find it very exciting
to memorize the Quran, first Jews,
		
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			second, Jews, third Jews, and then
it starts getting complicated,
		
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			because now you start forgetting.
And then suddenly you have to
		
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			contend with the motor shall be
hot. These really scary things
		
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			which you suddenly start realizing
that the Quran is not all
		
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			different, completely, there are
many similar areas. And thus, when
		
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			you come to this path, instead of
going in the right direction,
		
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			we're going to the other
direction, because that's the
		
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			direction you took last time,
which means it's the verse you
		
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			read last time. Now to start
understanding these things it
		
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			gets, it takes effort. Problem is
that once you get to three or four
		
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			pages, you have to start giving it
more more attention. More
		
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			attention means you have to give
up computer time, give up football
		
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			time, and give up reading time on
other time. That is where the
		
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			biggest challenges the our
teachers would come I was a
		
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			principal at the time this student
is not learning
		
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			is for three months is just not
learn properly. I would call the
		
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			show and say you know what? Let's
just forget his you're going to
		
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			leave his hips class tomorrow.
		
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			His dad will be there. Sometimes
you're finished. Why don't you
		
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			just go and sit in the other
classes? At least you learn some
		
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			massage oil, you learn some other
Islamic history and other things.
		
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			Why do you want to insist on doing
this? No, I want to carry on. But
		
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			for three months, he's not done
anything.
		
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			They want to do it. But they don't
want to put the effort in there.
		
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			What how easy would it have been
if you just had to keep learning
		
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			fresh new lessons 1234 or five
pages every day, and just forget
		
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			the back that just be preserved.
Unfortunately, that doesn't
		
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			happen. That's the challenge of
it. It starts getting challenging,
		
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			the more you do, but in terms of
that, these are some guidelines.
		
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			Learn your first lesson, your
Subak as they call it, your first
		
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			the fresh lesson learn that as
strongly as possible. Because any
		
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			mistake in there is going to be
carried into your, your Subak
		
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			Supatra, whatever you want to call
it. And any mistakes left there is
		
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			going to be carried on to your
previous sections that you know.
		
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			So if you everyday you're learning
it well. You won't have any
		
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			inherent intrinsically inherent
mistakes that will then continue
		
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			as a you know as something you
inherit throughout. Try to just
		
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			make your lesson as solid as
possible.
		
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			Number two,
		
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			it's allowed to mark with pencil
lightly. Unfortunately, what some
		
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			people are doing, they're marking
with pen. I'm mentioning this
		
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			because I find this really grossly
wrong
		
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			They mark with pen, blue, red.
They scars the Quran for life. In
		
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			fact, when I was studying in Syria
and I was reading my Quran to
		
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			Sheikh Abdullah Zagal, Halaby,
Rama hula, he had a heads chain to
		
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			the province of the lowson, which
we generally in the Indo Pak don't
		
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			have. And I would make little
marks with pencil very lightly,
		
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			and the people sitting around me,
they would be horrified. What are
		
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			you doing? How can you make marks
in the Quran? Right, so then the
		
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			Sheikh said, look, it's okay, he's
just doing it to remind himself,
		
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			but with a pen, it actually scars
it for life. And then the student
		
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			ends up not even knowing that the
teacher gets angry, put a red pen
		
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			right through, you don't make a
darker mark with a pencil if you
		
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			have to. But at least they can be
raised.
		
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			Of course, I don't have to mention
the jury. That's something that's
		
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			already been spoken about. Try to
memorize in a calm, measured slow
		
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			fashion. Anybody who has memorized
the Quran slowly, will be able to
		
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			read fast if he wants to. But
anybody who has memorized it fast
		
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			will find it extremely difficult
to read slowly. Because they'll
		
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			get stuck, they just know it too
fast. Try to use the same type of
		
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			mishap style, because what we're
doing in memorization is not just
		
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			learning the words, but we're
learning, we're actually
		
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			memorizing the pictures of the
page, each page of the Quran we're
		
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			memorizing. So we're taking, like
a picture of it, that's very
		
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			beneficial, then, to remind us
where things thought it just an
		
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			additional assistant, and help.
Remember that the brain above all
		
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			is a muscle, the more you use it,
the more it's going to inshallah
		
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			be productive. So don't think that
you're gonna get
		
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			by using it more that you're
actually going to become more
		
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			dull, you'll actually become
better by him. And that's why you
		
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			notice that people are able to
memorize much more as they
		
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			continue. And the one great thing
is that the world we're living in
		
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			right now, when nothing, hardly
anything is memorized as an audio
		
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			visual world. Even in schools.
Those who become half is at young
		
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			age, they generally do very well
they're able to do very well in
		
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			school as well and in other
subjects.
		
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			listening attentively to good
recitals of the next part helps in
		
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			assists in in memorization.
		
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			Eat foods that are not known to
strengthen the mind. There are
		
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			many things that are mentioned.
And I'm not
		
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			a dietitian to give you you know,
expert advice on this, but some
		
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			say seven almonds a day, some
raisins. Walnuts are supposed to
		
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			be very good for the brain. But
these kinds of things are supposed
		
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			to assist, of course in terms of
spiritually
		
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			what is supposed to some some say
that read Surah Surah two in sha
		
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			Allah Masha Allah Castlerock a few
times before starting, that is
		
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			supposed to help because of the
meaning of the of the surah
		
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			talking about elimination like a
sort of didn't we expand your your
		
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			chest for you?
		
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			According to one tafsir where
Allah subhanaw taala says
		
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			Alladhina Al Quran Allah Cuyamaca
rue de la Juby Him
		
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			those who remember Allah standing,
sitting and lying down, I forget
		
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			who is either two studies tafseer
or one of the others. But he
		
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			mentions in there that when a
person is memorizing the Quran,
		
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			when the person is reading the
Quran, some parts of it you can do
		
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			standing up some part of it
sitting down and then when you
		
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			kind of know it, then you can lie
down and read a few times. So you
		
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			also benefit from those who
remember Allah standing, sitting
		
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			lying down. So you know when
you're memorizing the Quran, you
		
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			want to read it nine times or
something three times read it
		
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			standing up three times, or
sitting down first, then standing
		
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			up, and then just lay down and
read your Quran like that as well.
		
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			I think the change of the movement
should assist you as well in terms
		
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			of just breaking the monotony.
		
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			Above all, just remember that the
Quran will be a gift is a gift
		
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			from Allah subhanaw taala is his
words He gives gives it to whom He
		
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			pleases. So ask Allah for Tofik
ask Allah for assistance, ask
		
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			Allah for facilitation, ask Allah
for ease. And Allah subhana wa
		
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			Taala will inshallah give us that,
you know, just some practical
		
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			points. May Allah subhanaw taala
allow
		
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			every single family
		
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			of Muslims, that if they can't
have all of their children
		
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			memorize the Quran, which is the
ultimate, then they have at least
		
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			one of their children, memorize
the Quran in the house, they
		
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			should be the goal of every
parent, that they have at least
		
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			one of their children, memorize
the entire Quran, what a wonderful
		
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			thing will be that a person has
somebody who has the entire Quran
		
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			in their heart, in the home, the
baraka, the blessing that will
		
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			come from that is amazing. And
then in sha Allah, that particular
		
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			child will become an intercessor
for a number of people from their
		
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			family in sha Allah on the day of
judgment as well. May Allah
		
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			subhana wa
		
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			Tada, illuminate us all beautify
all of our hearts with the Quran
		
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			and may Allah subhanaw taala
facilitate and make it easy for us
		
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			and keep us adherent to the Quran
and then ascend in paradise with
		
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			the Quran. Baraka Luffy Quintessa
ko na Cara Santa Monica