Shaykh Faraz explains what it means to “recite the Quran as it deserves to be recited”. He tells us that the Arabic word of reciting, tilawa, means to follow. He explains that one meaning is that the reciter recites one verse followed by another. Another meaning is that the actions and states the Quran calls to follows the recitation of the Quran.

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In this lesson, Shaykh Faraz looks at the key verses in the Quran corresponding to the eighth chapter of Imam Ghazali’s Ihya: Etiquettes of Reciting the Quran. He highlights verses 29-34 from Sura al-Fatir, which detail the merits of the people of the Quran. These verses were referred to by the early Muslims as the verses of the Quran reciters.

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Shaykh Faraz offers a solution to the question: “How should one divide one’s time between reading the Qur’an, reading the translation, and reading tafsir?”

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