Wednesday, 19 December 2012
Chapter 3
Alhamdulillah last night I finished memorising Surah Aal Imraan. Despite it being half the length, in some ways it was more difficult than Al Baqarah, because it didn't have many long, flowing stories that could be memorised in one chunk, but this Surah is amazing with the number of 'famous' ayahs it contains. Memorising all this is actually scary, because you have to make more of a commitment to revise previously memorised pages as well as keep up with new material. Anyway, onto Al-Nisaa' now. Bismillah.
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assalamualaikum. can i ask you for some tips of how you memorize al-Quran? i don't understand arabic (starting to learn the basic now), but i try to refer to the translation to make the process of memorizing easier. but tips from you would be useful, if you care to share. thanks in advance.
Salams, I don't know if you're reading this, but I would say that if you're listening to music, stop. The Quran needs to be listened to as much as possible. Repetition is the key. And learning Arabic would help :)
i was actually listening to music on Itunes as i read this. it was as if you are talking directly to me *_* thanks for the advice. really appreciate it! :)
(currently listening to shaikh abu bakr al-shatri's recitation)
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