Ruling on Reciting the Qur'an Without Tajwid
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Question:
The questioner is Sudanese and resides in Doha, Qatar. He asks: What is the ruling on reciting the Noble Qur'an without tajwid, especially since he teaches students?
Answer:
There is no blame on him for that. If he recites it in the Arabic language, there is no harm in reciting it without tajwid, provided he clarifies the recitation and distinguishes the letters and makes them clear. There is nothing wrong with that, even if he does not master idgham, tarqiq, izhar, or the like. That is merely recommended. I mean, tajwid is among the recommended things and that which beautifies the recitation; it is part of beautifying the recitation, but it is not obligatory according to the correct view. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
The questioner is Sudanese and resides in Doha, Qatar. He asks: What is the ruling on reciting the Noble Qur'an without tajwid, especially since he teaches students?
Answer:
There is no blame on him for that. If he recites it in the Arabic language, there is no harm in reciting it without tajwid, provided he clarifies the recitation and distinguishes the letters and makes them clear. There is nothing wrong with that, even if he does not master idgham, tarqiq, izhar, or the like. That is merely recommended. I mean, tajwid is among the recommended things and that which beautifies the recitation; it is part of beautifying the recitation, but it is not obligatory according to the correct view. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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