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What I do when I study a sura is I recite that sura over and over again for at least a few days.

Just recite that sura.

So if he talks about something I I wanted to worry about it.

You want to go inside that world and take a deep look and what is it that Allah referred to? I have a quick question. Thank you first and I wonder how you study the Suras. Do you have tips for us like when we want to study a Sura?

Do you have a fixed plan which you use for every Sura or yeah that's it.

Thank you. It's complicated. I don't think you guys can follow my plan yet, but I want to be able to get you to the point where you can follow my plan. I'll tell you briefly my plan, and then I'll tell you what I want to be your plan. My plan was to tell you your plan on day seven.

Okay?

So I'll tell you my plan today.

I'll tell you your plan on day seven.

Okay, in chama.

What I do when I study a sura is I recite that sura over and over again for at least a few days.

Just recite that sura.

And that's my first step.

And I write down what I think are some observations or questions about that Surah.

I make a note of them, either I make a mental note of them, or I keep taking notes on my phone

on what I think is going on in the IAT. I then try to understand, the second

step is I try to understand the organization of the

sorta, the organization of its ideas. You saw some of that when I showed you the last slides, right? But that kind of organization is called

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