Question
(30 Rabee' Awal 1424/May 31, 2003)
salam 'alaykum
warahmatullah wabarakaatuh,
A brother has been called upon to teach other brothers in his University how
to recite the Qur’an properly. Firstly, this brother himself has only learnt
all the basic rules of tajwid and its application but hasn't ijaza in it.
Should he teach these brothers knowing that he may bidhnillah improve their
recitation? Secondly, what methodology should he adopt and how will this vary
from the methodology adopted by a qualified teacher of with a strong chain of
transmission.
Hayakumullah
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Question
(27 Rabee' Awal 1424/May 28, 2003)
assalamualaikum
I would like to congratulate you on a very wise and sensible site I just heard
about it recently.
Anyway, I was wondering where I could get Housari recitations from I mean the
late Housari recitations where he completely recites the muduud to their full
and islamway.com does not have this type of recitation...parts of what I am
looking for is in the tape called prayers of the last
prophet by Yusuf Islam and its is written there that Housari appears
courtesy of sidi productions I was wondering whether you know where I can
find this type of recitation and please listen to prayers of the prophet by
Yusuf Islam to know what I mean.
SHUKURAN wa jazak allahu khairan. I anticipate your reply.
wa assalamualaikum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu
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Question
(26 Rabee' Awal 1424/May 27, 2003)
As-salam 'alaykum
warahmatullah,
You have mentioned number of times in your answers to questions the need
to follow a particular tarteeb in the studies of the Qur’an. In a particular
answer you mentioned that after memorisation of the Qur’an and obtaining
Ijaza in the qira used in memorisation then one may proceed to learning all
the different modes of recitation. Does this mean that a person who has
completed the two stages can:
1. Learn the
different qira'ah on his own and 2. Learn all the modes of recitation of the
Qur’an at once and obtaining Ijaza in all, otherwise it’s going to take a
long time to learn and master all the qira'aat.
Jazakumullahu lhayran
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Question
(25 Rabee' Awal 1424/May 26, 2003)
Assalamuaalaikum.
Do you know any websites where tajweed is in Urdu?
May Allah give you the reward for helping.
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Question
(25 Rabee' Awal 1424/May 26, 2003)
sallam
alyikum:
I have part one of the book TAJWEED RULES OF THE QURAN by Kareema Czerepinski.
When will part two and three be finish?
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Question
(16 Rabee' Awal 1424/May 17, 2003)
Please
help me to read the Qur’an with the correct pronunciation. I am not very
much computer literate. So let me know step by step how to find the
page. what website do I use.
Thanks
a lot and I am non Arabic with
Pakistan
translations - which some are not correct.
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Question
(16 Rabee' Awal 1424/May 17, 2003)
Asslaam
alaikum wa rahmatu Allahi wa barakatuh
I
have small question.
How many types of TAA's are there, as I understand it is of two types: TAA
MAFTOOHA (
) & TAA MARBOOTA (
), and some one told me
that there is a third type of TAA, namely TAA GAIR MARBOOTA (
) ?
As far as I knew, both the
and
are
same.
Please explain through your kind guidance.
Wassalaam
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Question
(11 Rabee' Awal 1424/May 12, 2003)
Assalamu
Alaikum
Please help me:
I've noticed in copies of the Qur'an (like the 'Noble Qur'an' ones with
translation of Qur'an in English next to the Arabic in them) there are some
places where there is the word 'laa' written at the end of an Ayah and it is
not in the ordinary Mus-haf. For example it is written at the end of the aayah
numbers 75 & 76 of Surah Waqi'ah in one copy of the Noble Qur'an that I
have. I understand that 'laa' means you mustn't stop...please tell me why
there is this difference and which is the better to follow?
Jazakumullahu Khairun!
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Question/Comment
(8 Rabee' Awal 1424/May 9, 2003)
As-Salaamu
alaykum,
I was scanning through the site and I came across this question http://www.abouttajweed.com/170202.htm
- 18k - 2002-02-23
I believe there is a small mistake in Arabic grammar
In Classical Arabic, when you are addressing someone, or calling them, the
calling
is either used directly, or implied.
The proper name after the ya’ of calling becomes marfoo’ in grammar, and
usually (but not always) acquires a dhammah. If an Arab in that
time wanted to call the Prophet’s attention, they would have said 
(yaa Muhammedu), but the Muslims addressed him by (yaa Rasoolu-llah).
I believe that it should be 
Yaa
Rasoola-llahi not Yaa Rasoolu-llahi because al-munadaa becomes manSoob in
idhaafah. wa Allahu a3lam.
As-Salaamu alaikum
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Question
1 (7 Rabee' Awal 1424/May
8, 2003)
What
does 'Salaam' mean in Arabic?
Thanks
Question 2
Alaikum
assalaam. I am trying to find out the actual translation of the reply greeting
Wa
alaikum assalaam wa rahmatu Allahi wa barakatuh. thank you.
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Question
(2 Rabee' Awal 1424/May 3, 2003)
As-salam
'alaykum warahmatullah,
How long do you anticipate will take a student of tajweed who has successfully
learnt and applied all the basic rules with a local teacher to obtain an Ijaza
with a teacher with a very strong chain in tajweed.
Jazakumullahu khayran
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