The Meaning of "The One Who Recites the Qur'an and It Is Difficult for Him"
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Question:
The hadith of Aisha?
Answer:
He has two rewards. What is in it? It means he exerts himself, meaning he stumbles over it and some of the letters are difficult for him, so he strives until he learns it. He does not say, "I do not know," and he does not stop reading.
He reads, learns, is patient, and asks his brothers, and so on until he succeeds. He has two rewards: the reward of recitation and the reward of striving.
The hadith of Aisha
And the one who recites the Qur'an and it is difficult for him
والذي يقرأ القرآن وهو عليه شاقAnswer:
He has two rewards. What is in it? It means he exerts himself, meaning he stumbles over it and some of the letters are difficult for him, so he strives until he learns it. He does not say, "I do not know," and he does not stop reading.
He reads, learns, is patient, and asks his brothers, and so on until he succeeds. He has two rewards: the reward of recitation and the reward of striving.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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