Ramadan 2019 – Reminder 13 – What Should be Your 2nd Goal with the Quran
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Channel: Bilal Philips
Series: Bilal Philips - Ramadan Reminders 2019
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AI Generated Summary ©
The speaker discusses the importance of reading the Quran in general to apply principles in our lives. They mention the need to read it in a slowed pace to ensure everyone understands and understands the message. The speaker also talks about reciting the Quran in a slowed pace to ensure everyone understands and understands the message.AI Generated Transcript ©
We have to look at the goal of reading the Quran in general.
That that goal should primarily be to understand the message which Allah is conveying
and to apply the principles in our lives
so the reading of the plan
should primarily be for reflection to de Boer.
As a law said in the Quran,
the Quran Amala. Lubin?
Will they not reflect and contemplate on the Quran? Or are their hearts sealed up?
This is the state of the oma today
that we will read the Quran in Ramadan
ritualistically
then place it on the shelf until the next Ramadan.
The moms who lead us in prayer during Ramadan, recite for the most part at 90 miles an hour.
That evening even Arabs who understand Arabic will have difficulty understanding where is this man in the Quran is reading.
This is ritualistic
This is not something pleasing to Allah.
If the individual wants to do that, in his private time, because he wants to quickly get through the grantor revises memorization fine, but this is not prayer is not a bad, this is mirage. This is revision
This is not prayer. This is not how Prophet Mohammed Salah recited the
Quran, Allah, Allah tells us that we recite the Quran in slow measured tones. That's how the Quran is supposed to be recited inside Ramadan and outside of Ramadan. No difference