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Question We
have learned that there are different levels of reading in the reading of the
Holy Qur'an; a slow, a medium and a quicker way. Would the reading of
Sheikh Abdullah Basfar in his "muallim" (teaching) tapes be an
example of the slow way? Then he has a reading taken from his reading in
prayer I think which is quicker. Would that be the medium way? If
possible could you give examples of the different ways? Answer There
are three levels of speed in reciting the Qur’an.
The first is called
Another
level of reading is called
The
third level of reading is called
The
reading of Sheikh Basfar in his mu’allim (teaching) tapes would be an
example of the tahqeeq, or slowest way of recitation.
The recitation from his prayer tends to be faster than
It
would have been ideal for us to provide examples of the same reciter for the
three different levels of recitation, but we have to use a different reciter
for each level. The
first, is an example of reciting with
Click
here to listen to this type of recitation The
second, that of
Click here to listen to this type of recitation The
last example is of
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which is reading the Qur'an
slowly and with serenity while pondering the meaning and observing the tajweed
rules, giving each letter its rights as to characteristics and articulation
points, lengthening the letters of madd, which must be lengthened, and not
lengthening that which is not supposed to be lengthened.
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