Reading/Reciting the Quran

Sheikh, i have question that in grammer word “وفی” means “fulfill” like fulfill reward or promise, but in whole quran whenever this word is used in relation to human it has meant “Death (take soul) or Sleep”. So why in case of Prophet Esa AS وفی means to take as whole (with body and soul) referring to Al quran 3:55, he was also a human and upon his return to earth how will he not be called a

Knowledge & Propagation, Reading/Reciting the Quran

28 Aug

ANSWER: You are mixing apples with oranges! You must not play with the Quran like this as you don’t know Arabic and you are mixing words of different meaning together. It is obvious that you haven’t read the Quran well as if you read 53:37, you will find that this word you quoted is used […]

Sheikh what to do when we have to pass gas while reciting the Qur’an outside of salah?

Ablution (Wudhu), Reading/Reciting the Quran

27 Aug

ANSWER: No problem, however, you must not continue reciting from the Mushaf in this state, you must renew your wudu or recite from your phone.

Sheikh, what should I do if I am reading or listening to the Quran during the times where it is prohibited to pray, like from example from Asr to Maghreb, and then while reading a verse comes which requires me to do prostration or sujood, should I do, sujood or remain seated?

Reading/Reciting the Quran

25 Aug

ANSWER: No problem in this. You are prohibited from praying at such times and not from sujood.

In one of your answers, i read that we can recite surah al baqarah split between people. Does this mean that i can recite a part of the surah and have my other 4 siblings recite the other parts every week? If so, does this mean that the sibling with first part recites first and then the others recite in order of the surah?

Jinn, Witchcraft, Black Magic and the Evil Eye, Reading/Reciting the Quran, Supplications

23 Aug

ANSWER: True, but this should be completed in the same house in the same day.

If I talk in the middle of reciting Quran or start the next day from where I stoped without finishing one surah, do I have to say A’uzubilahi mina shaitanirajim bismilahi arahmanirahim in order to continue to read from where I stoped? Or What do I say?

Reading/Reciting the Quran

01 Aug

ANSWER: You should only say Aaothbillah hi minash……and not bismillah when reciting from the middle of the surah.

I am now Learning to read quran and I’m making mistakes while reading is it haram to misspell a word in Quran

Reading/Reciting the Quran

31 Jul

ANSWER: As long as you are doing your best, you are rewarded twice.

You said its not permissible to make wudu during menses, so can we recite the daily dhikr, recite the quran and make dua without wudu?

Ablution (Wudhu), Menstruation and post-natal bleeding, Reading/Reciting the Quran, Supplications

25 Jul

ANSWER: This is permissible. Ablution is not mandatory for making dhikr or duas.

Is it better to recite directly from the Mushaf of the Quran than an electronic device?

Reading/Reciting the Quran

17 Jul

ANSWER: Both have the same reward in sha Allah.

Sheikh, one of my friend’s Quran teacher has said that when we are menstruating, we can’t recite a whole verse in a single breathe, we should recite the verses by breathing after each word. For example, the verse ‘Kul hu wa Allahu ahaad’ should be recited ‘kul’ breathe in and breathe out ‘hu’ breathe in and out like this. Is it true?

Innovations, Menstruation and post-natal bleeding, Reading/Reciting the Quran

09 Jul

ANSWER: This is absolutely baseless and fabricated!

How do we understand Hadith that state that certain verses of the Quran are better than others, like the one in which the Prophet (saws) stated Ayat al Kursi is the best verse of the Quran when talking with a sahaba, since the entire Quran is the Kalaam of Allah

Divine Will and Decree, Reading/Reciting the Quran

05 Jul

ANSWER: The same way we understand how Allah favored prophet Mohammed salla Allahu alaihi wa sallam over all other prophets and messengers! This is only to Allah and He favors and prefers whatever He wills.

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