Nouman Ali Khan – The Art of Quran Recitation #09 Maqam Kurd

			and also woman love it so much it's a female McCobb to be honest Why do you say oh oh
		

			no woman doesn't like this Muslim Oh even by the way the knots you know the knots in or do the US
this makan a lot of songs even in Urdu language it comes with this motto okay I would like Stanny
brother or Indian brother or Bengali brother doesn't like this model a shadow Allah EULA
		

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			Rahim hamdu lillah wa salatu salam ala Rasulillah rather early he also said I'm Ali kumara delight
Allah Gatto. We are now approaching the final MACOM McCollum will call it now and the chef is going
to give us a history of Camel code where it comes from and then we take our approach. We'll come
check it out man in my camel colada. Had an McConnell royal Jamil it comes from Kurdistan area, I
guess there's my Kurdish area code this Kurdish people comes from Turkey from Syria from Iraq,
right? Every country has little bit Kurdish area, right? This combination chef makes me these guys.
They gifted us this tool.
		

			Yeah, I love Kurdish people. I love them. And I love everyone but I love Kurdish people there must
because of this. You know, it's unique MACOM and let me tell you something, be innovative in late
60s, really made it in Egypt as original MACOM commando makan itself it's like 1000 years ago. It's
there. But we made it as a as a MACOM. Scientifically, so they categorize categorize it. Because
before we have seven McCombs only until 1962
		

			When it was a big conference in Egypt, they made Muhammad COVID as a main makan as a major one. Wow,
that's that's the story of Muhammad colada and scientifically when it comes from that region, that's
why after Sheikh Abdul Basit Rahim Allah will even share we will begin with how Saudi and these guys
passed away in 60s 70s 80s.
		

			After that in 90s, and until today, no common chord is the most famous makan
		

			the majority of Al Quran nowadays the recite with a common chord really? Yeah, and I give you the
history the first quarry got famous in this MACOM was she collage me is a super good guy. Everyone
knows it. Yeah. Alhamdulillah Villa Eleni and Walkman are working it's a very famous
		

			every one was listening to him in 90s Yeah, because I was listening to him and then yes, that's
Yeah, after that. Shut it off as he comes 2002
		

			It comes the first thing for him it was mechanical and now and because they are so close. Like he's
super famous with McConnell COVID Then shake rattle Cody he is us uncoated. This guy. Very famous
quarry and all Kurachi after that, it comes on that why it become so famous nowadays? It looks like
it comes with the speed of this life before the Mojo what is like slow right now people love to hear
something fast paced. Yeah, yeah, I'll go to the fits that I see. So easy. So simple. So short. So
good. And also woman love it so much. It's a female MACOM To be honest, why do you say oh? Oh,
		

			no woman doesn't like this. makan. I'm telling you.
		

			Men also they love it. But woman there are no exceptions. Okay, this is more comical All right.
Let's hear the humming COVID So easy. Oh
		

			oh two interview starts like the second pitch then you go to the third and fourth that's the
combination of all oh,
		

			oh.
		

			Even by the way the knots you know the knots in order to the use this makan? A lot of songs even in
Urdu language. It comes with this motto. Okay. I want to know if like Stanny brother or Indian
brother, or Bengali brother doesn't like this.
		

			makan. I'm telling you when I'm traveling and praying and I want to let people enjoy the recitation
right away Agim no one could
		

			just stop. Everyone loves it but code especially code that I want for Eastern people, they love it
the most code and now and
		

			all okay let's hear
		

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			Allah Allah Allah Allah Allah again again please do that.
		

			Oh, when you raise your voice Yes, it fits. It fits when you go to the third. Oh, you'll feel tight
a little bit here we go.
		

			See? See you you feel comfortable when you go upside? That's the Comic Con Alhamdulillah
Alhamdulillah he'll be like me Alhamdulillah he'll be like me Alhamdulillah Europe below me last
night. I'll hamdulillah heal up believe me. I just couldn't do it in Europe Delilah me.
		

			Yes. Okay, so, now you you have MACOM you have all of them but you you you mashallah great and MACOM
legem MACOM and hijas MACOM or rust McCormack? Correct. That's yours. That's yours. Your voice is
ready to recite with them.
		

			Ah, Ah oh. Oh Alhamdulillah
		

			me Alhamdulillah Hello Bill Isla me I'm so happy for that
		

			because by the end with that then yeah, Allah
		

			Akbar
		

			Allah
		

			a law lawful Akbar
		

			Allah, masha Allah, a shadow.
		

			Isla
		

			shadow L.
		

			Long, long.
		

			You'll remember
		

			that he's like, wow, he
		

			that's awesome.
		

			Okay, he's such a, he's such a booster. You know, he's like, your guy makes you feel like I don't I
know. I don't know this, but he feels like I know it. But I trust him more than I trust ourselves.
		

			You deserve this. I wanted to go through the series. Last session, Inshallah, we'll talk about an
overview of everything we've done. And I really want to encourage the beautification of the
recitation of the Quran. It's part of the OMAS kind of mandate to connect to the Quran
intellectually, spiritually, emotionally. And you cannot do that if we don't have a strong culture.
And we foster that culture of recitation and recitation beautifully, because it connects people to
the Quran. You know, I studied tafsir. And I could study hundreds of hours of Tafseer. But listening
to this powerful recitation of the Quran has an effect that you can learn and learn and learn. And
		

			all of that feels moot compared to like the recitation. These are two completely separate
activities, and one can never replace the other. And sometimes people say to me, you know, what's
the point of reciting the Quran? If we don't understand it, and you should just try to understand
the Quran that's all the Quran didn't just come with one function. Yes, its primary function has to
be understood. But human beings understand things. Not just rationally like robots, but we
internalize things emotionally too. That's why millions of people listen to songs because they touch
their emotions. Right? So the Quran didn't just come to affect our hearts or to our minds, it came
		

			to affect our hearts and the avenue by which Allah created that that system, I believe is actually
the beautified recitation of the Quran. So in our last session, Inshallah, we'll talk a little bit
about the effort that you're doing and what you have to offer the world in sha Allah and some
interesting stories BarakAllahu li Walakum Salam Alikum later.
		

			Here's what's coming up and the next episode and this maklumat series.
		

			So this is audible
		

			So I'm professor. He's a professor of Arabic studies in Italy, in Rome, in Rome, and he saw the my
first interview with you, obviously, when we talked about math, and he became super interested. And
now he's actually he finished it McCombs. And he recited with all of them. Alhamdulillah he wrote,
belong me in a rough man Iraqi dream, you end up leading the prayer. Right? And if you're, if you're
leading the prayer in a beautiful way, that actually is, you know, it's it's the final impact you
leave, as the prayer comes to an end. And we went to the fajr prayer and this brother, I still
remember his name, brother, slave, I still I don't know where he is and who he is still. But I
		

			remember he led the prayer and He recited I didn't know much Quran at all, and he he was a rocky
fellow. And he recited Surah Kahf I didn't know it so cough at the time. I didn't know I didn't even
read Quran properly at the time. And he recited with cough and I remember crying my heart out in
Fudger not knowing what he's saying. That is Ramadan is coming inshallah and a lot of Quran we have
problem with the throat with the nose. We have a lot of issues there. Yeah, and we don't know the
solution for it. So a lot of the sessions my recitation was a train wreck also, because I have
really bad sinuses. Okay, so I fix it this okay with months searching about things to help any carry
		

			if if he takes it Alhamdulillah gonna fix his problem like 90% Awesome. A Salam aleikum wa
rahmatullah wa barakato. I hope that you enjoyed watching this video for those who want to learn
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