Maryam Amir – Emotional Quran Recitation
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Sad verse, maybe like, for example, when Prophet nabinu hale
his salaam says to his son to follow Him, to write, to take the
ark. And I think the Maqam that fits this can be, for example,
makom nahawan, makom Sobha, makom KU could there's a specific Macomb
for sickness, and there's specific Macomb for other for example, and
there's a specific Macomb for happiness, to believe, to just
join him in the ark, and he refuses. How would you express
that when You're reciting?
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Rabbi la raful, Rahim,
wahiya tangi. Vi, him fi Mau Ji
ke jibal,
wahiya tan Ji. Vi, him
Female,
yeah,
Man.
Sri
muniran,
I will demonstrate a happy
verse from Surah Al Baqarah, verse number 186,
so this verse, I think it is wonderful that it talks about how
Allah is always there to answer his servants praise
him in a Show. Tony Rongji,
Miss Miller,
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wait in me
only
me, is there a
different Aya that you could share with us in a different Style, ayat
about that, for
example,
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Ulubuza.
You
could feel the intensity of the ayat. You could just feel it in
the recitation Subhan Allah. I think even someone who doesn't
understand the meaning of the verses could just be so impacted
by the way that recitation isn't Subhanallah, the Quran itself.
There's, you know, of course, there's so much blessings and just
listening to it, even when you don't understand what's being
said. But when you're reciting with this different emotion,
there's something that that's panel you can heal. It's so
different from someone just speedily reading through it just
to finish the Quran SubhanAllah. There is another style that we can
use it for, for example, For performance or for competition.
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Bismillah Rohi.
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