Ismail Londt – Luqmah. Unspoken Etiquette No. 3. For those leading Tarwh

			Smell as salaamu, alaykum,
warhamat, Allah.
		

			What's also encouraged is, instead
of calling out the correct word or
		

			correct correct phrase,
		

			what's recommended, if the half is
was making the lukma, giving the
		

			lukma, if he's able to, is to
		

			mention the start of the verse in
which the one leading made the
		

			error in a take him back to the
start of the ayah so he can
		

			attempt to electrify himself.
		

			That comes with some experience,
and it comes with the heart for
		

			this giving lukma being focused
and familiar with the work, I know
		

			of some masajid. We have so many
hofal
		

			the ones leading for the night
		

			do not give lukma. They have a
special, dedicated Hafiz who is
		

			not to lead, but his only duty for
that night is to give lukma. In
		

			the event that lukma is required.
		

			Sometimes you cannot help it.
		

			Your mind and your ear is so with
the verses. The moment the Hafez
		

			makes the mistake or goes into a
mutasha Bihar verse, A resembling
		

			verse, you naturally almost
immediately call out the
		

			rectification, the correct word or
the appropriate phrase for that
		

			ayah,
		

			as opposed to the mutasha biha
ayah. You call it out, okay, you
		

			know you will surprise the Hafi
that's leading, but it happens at
		

			times, and therefore it's
encouraged to be more subtle by
		

			taking him back to the start of
the verse or section that he is
		

			supposed to be in Allah is the way
ahead and accept the offering
		

			Ameen a.