Quran recitation

Introduction:

This blog is going to talk about the Quran recitation. Truly, the Holy Quran is the last revelation. It is the word of Allah. The Holy Quran is the book of Allah. Muslims like to recite the Holy Quran. Basically, Prophet Mohammad recommended reading and reciting the Holy Quran. He said in one of his hadith: ("Read the Holy Quran for it intercedes on the day of judgment.") This means that the Holy Quran will bear witness that the Muslim has really read the Holy Quran while he was alive.  Linguistically, The word Quran itself means "continual reading and reciting". Therefore, whenever a muslim concludes reciting the Quran, he or she should start reciting it again.

The favor of the Quran recitation:

In another hadith, prophet Mohammad spoke about the favor of fasting during daytime in Ramadan and reading  the Holy Quran throughout the Holy month. On this occasion,  prophet Mohammad said: ("The Holy Quran and fasting intercede for the interest of a Muslim, fasting says oh, my Lord I prevented him from eating and drinking by day. The Holy Quran says, allahumma, I have prevented him from sleep by night. Therefore, Allah has mercy upon such a muslim.") In a third hadith, prophet Mohammad said: ("Whoever reads a letter from the Holy Quran, they have a good deed recorded for them. I don’t say the word aliflammeem is one letter. Rather, alif is a letter. laam is a letter. and meem is a letter.")

How to learn Quran Recitation online:

We live in the age of information technology and communication. Therefore, the internet and the computer have made life and learning easy. Hence, many muslims resort to learning Quran recitation online. Moreover, this is more convenient now. Practically, all you need is to have an internet connection along with one of the communication programs or applications. Currently, a lot of people rely on apps like the zoom app. Through it, they get connected to one of the Quran recitation teaching platforms like E-aalim. At E-aalim they provide Al-azhar graduates and qualified online Quran tutors. Truly, Such qualified teachers and scholars help students with Quran tajweed lessons. Studying with such helpful teachers is really fun.

Why you should recite the Holy Quran:

The Holy Quran is the best companion. So a Muslim should be keen on the company of that best companion. Really, it is really a great joy to read, recite and contemplate and reflect on the meaning of the verses of the Holy Quran. Also, there is a further benefit from reciting the Holy Quran. When a muslim reads the Holy Quran a lot, they feel at ease and relaxed. A muslim is more psychologically healthy feeling the company of allah and his verses. A muslim attains this perfect psychological state of mind better by reading the Holy Quran. Allah says ((“We reveal from the Holy Quran what cures people.”))

Quran Recitation help with learning arabic:

Arabic is the language of the Holy Quran. Therefore, Allah chose Arabic to be the language of his sacred book. This is because of the linguistic characteristics of the language. First, Arabic is a very expressive language. In addition, it can accurately express the meanings literally and figuratively. Notably enough, the quran recitation improves the Arabic language of the native speakers of the language. Moreover, muslims who are not native speakers of Arabic benefit a lot from learning the Quran. Really, they tend to be more eloquent and expressive. Learning Arabic grammar depends on logic and critical thinking. Hence, learning Arabic and Quran recitation helps learners to be better thinkers.

Mushaf Aalim and the Quran Recitation:

Out of their large, deep and long experience in the field of online teaching of Quran recitation, the E-aalim have designed their own version of the Holy Quran. Their scheme depends on a simple concept. They have studied the Quranic words. The E-aalim think tank noticed that these words consist of syllables. The researchers at E-aalim studied the nature of the syllables. Syllables are either short, long, sakin, tanween, stressed or silent. They simply gave each category of syllables a uniform color pattern. This way, the short syllables, which constitute the majority in the Holy Quran, gave them the black color. Similarly, they gave the sakin and tanween syllables the blue color. Long syllables have the red color. Stressed or mushaddad syllables have a light green color. Stressed long or tanween syllables have the dark green color. Finally the silent syllables have the orange color.