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Asaam ala ala maua maua maua maua

maua maua maua mauaika morachna to lahi of a kato.

Bismilahhi, al-Hamul lahi, was Sala Tu,

Asa-Lahrassu Liliuilahah al-Ihi or Sahibhajmāin.

In this episode of dealing with difficulty,

we want to look at the recitation of the

Quran many people find it so hard because not everyone is on the same level.

You and I know that some are born Muslim while others reverted to Islam later on or some might not

have taken their religion or the Quran seriously until later on in their lives.

The fortunate few who perhaps had their parents teach them

or get someone to teach them at a young age the exact pronunciation of the letters of the

Arabic alphabet and how to connect them and how to connect the words, the intonation, the tunes, what is right and wrong in terms of the recitation of the Quran.

Those who learned it from a very young age at times find it much easier to recite the

Quran. Nonetheless each one of us should continue to improve on the recitation

because no matter who you are, you will always find that there is room for improvement when it comes to the recitation of the Quran.

Even the top reciters of the world. As they read and recite, sometimes there may be a place or two where they could improve, and

there is.

Nonetheless, we want to encourage those who are finding it very difficult to connect with the recital of the

Quran because they are slow and they don't know they're just learning the

letters it's so hard to put these letters together to check what's going on.

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