I Keep Mixing Similar Verses, How Can I Fix This
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A lot of us when memorizing Qur’an tend to mix up certain verses that sound similar. What advice can be given to avoid this?
Imam Wisam Sharieff answers
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The speaker explains that memorizing a rhythm in a language is key to fixing mistakes. They recommend using the same language for every aspect of the process, including reciting the end of a verse and beginning of the next. The speaker emphasizes the importance of practicing and not overthinking the language for mistakes.AI Generated Transcript ©
I keep mixing up the verses that sounds similar. I'll memorize a few and then I'll end that one and then jump to the other. How can I fix this?
The Quran is made up of a rhythm, there's a clear pattern. And if you solely looked into the sky and said well, firewall fudger, Allah, Allah national Allah, Allah Nash, and you just repeated the words, you'd get lost in a maze of never endings, moons, moons, moons every is dama loon, you'll be lost in a maze. The reason you're finding this is because you're memorizing the sound as opposed to memorizing the shape of the word. So my recommendation to you, if you have put and again, this is all coming down to memorization, right? If you're memorizing and it's not sticking, you haven't put the right systems in, and that's why the waters leaking out of your cup. So the best way is what you
have memorized, revisit it on my attesa aluna on another Elohim. Now, instead of reading them separately, read the end of the ayah and then go into the end on my attesa on Inaba. Elohim yet us
on Inaba, Elohim creating a pattern so that when your brain hears yet us
on in about you lovely, I'll leave a levy whom fee macdaddy food and I think you get the process, bring the IRS closer together repeat the end of the verse and the beginning of the next but that is something you would have known if the systems were in place. Be wary before you start memorizing without the right safety equipment. Don't get stuck on top of the mountain saying where's my latch?