Suhaib Webb – The Rules For Reading Warsh (Rule One) The Basmala
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The speaker discusses the importance of learning the Quran in Basmal, and gives examples of how it applies to their understanding of the language. They stress the need to observe the Basmala and stop reciting the Quran when starting a recitation outside of the current chapter. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of learning the difference between the first and second halves of the Quran, and gives examples of how the first half describes the process of reciting the Quran.
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Welcome to you brothers and sisters interested in
studying the Quran
As the prophet said, you are the people
of Allah
and the chosen people of Allah. If you
look around you and you see
what Muslims are engaged in, right,
it's not the Quran.
It's the TMZ culture,
it's whatever is the latest argument and fight
and and subculture.
Those used to be subcultures years ago.
People who loved to argue and fight and
and wreck the community.
Now let's become popular culture. And the subculture
is aro Quran, arohadiz,
arofiq, arobalava,
arotosawuf,
As the Prophet said
give good news to the strangers, who are
the strangers? Quran,
Let's start now with our first rule
for functionally reading
the riwaayah of wash from Sayna Imam Nafi'i
Iskira'ah
through the Tariq of Azraq
as found
in of course the famous poem of Saidna,
Imam
What should we start with? Let's start with
the right?
Right? The scholars used to say start with
what Allah starts with.
And when we talk about the Basmala,
there's some points that you need to be
aware of. Number 1,
All of the Quran
agree that when you start your recitation of
the Quran
outside of Salah, of course
you observe the Basmala,
even wash.
So when you start the Quran outside, wajib.
And also,
When you read in
the
you have to read
Khalas,
outside of salah.
So
we start our recitation of the Quran
or or we're reading
and we're starting might read more than once,
it's okay, but that that initial reading of
you have to read the Basmara.
If also you finish
Or if
you read a chapter
and you go back to a chapter before
it,
also in the of
you have to say
So that's easy. We start our reading,
or if we finish a khatam and go
back and start again,
and if we go back to a chapter
before the chapter that we're reading,
right, we say to the beginning of that
chapter
or anywhere.
Now there are 2 important words when reading
the Quran
that applied to our understanding of Basmal and
this is gonna take us into the last
two points.
The first
is called sucked.
You see what I just did?
The stopping right here and not saying anything
and not breathing,
that is called sucked.
Says,
that the preferred way of saqd amongst the
people of the Quran is without taking a
breath. If you take a breath, it becomes
waqf.
So what that means is that the basmanah
between
chapters,
the preferred way in the way that I
am teaching you warash and nafir
through, of course, Azraq Bek Sidna Shaltavi,
is to observe
sucked without
the basmalah.
Sucked bidun
basmalah.
So that means I'm going to stop momentarily
between the chapters
and not take a breath and keep going.
Let me give you an example.
Notice, I said,
either Hassad
You heard that momentary
momentary stop that I observed?
Excuse me.
That's called.
So as long as I'm following the of
the Quran,
you know, the the order of the Quran,
and I come between chapters where there is
a basmalah, so
I'm going to observe Sukt.
Of course,
you're gonna observe sucked but you're not gonna
read Basmana anyways. But for every other chapter.
Right?
And so on and so forth.
So means that I'm going to stop momentarily
between the two chapters.
If I'm reading them in the order of
the Quran
without taking a breath and then move to
the next chapter.
This is.
This is the waj This
is the preferred way. So when we're reading
together, this is what I wanna see you
observe.
The second word that I need you to
know is alwasl. Alwasl means to connect like
hamza towasl.
Almusra,
al ama are is like, you know, mass
transportation, public transportation.
So alwasl means that I'm going to join
chapters together without the basmalah.
So for example,
Both of these are narrated as ways that
Sidna Imam Warsh
recites
the of
Sidna Nafeh,
but the preferred way is a sat.
Says,
right, that there is
and there is sucked
the gym is washed.
So
we started with the
we covered a few things. Number 1, when
I start my recitation of the Quran outside
of salah,
all the Quran
agree that I have to do
and the Basmala.
Number 2 is with
the first option between 2 chapters
is
and that is the preferred way.
The second way is
meaning I'm gonna connect
the last
word
of the first chapter with the first word
of the next chapter.
Alina Adif Lam.
Alhamdulillah, it's very easy.
And what we're going to be observing is