Encouraging the Recitation of the Qur'an According to the Script of the Mushaf
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Question:
This questioner, Salih Ali, says in this question: Your Eminence! I have a tafsir of the Noble Qur'an in which most of the words do not have the madd (elongation). I compared it to the mushaf without tafsir and found that many words do not have madd, such as: (bima) and also: (ula'ika). What is the ruling on my recitation?
The Shaykh: Repeat... Repeat.
The presenter: He says: I have a tafsir of the Noble Qur'an in which most of the words do not have the madd (elongation). I compared it to the mushaf without tafsir and found that many words do not have madd, such as: (bima) and also (ula'ika). What is the ruling on my recitation?
Answer:
You recite the Qur'an according to what is written in the mushaf. What is elongated is elongated, what is thickened is thickened, and what is lightened is lightened, and likewise the izhar (clear articulation) and ikhfa (concealment) according to what is facilitated. This is recommended, not obligatory. Tajwid is only recommended to beautify the recitation. If you recite in the Arabic language as it was revealed, praise be to Allah. However, if it is easy for you to recite it with the known tajwid, that is in the category of beautifying the voice with the Qur'an, and in the category of perfecting the recitation and giving the letters their due. All of this is recommended. The important thing is that you recite it in the Arabic language with a clear Arabic recitation that does not drop letters or add them. The elongations are known in their places among those who practice tajwid. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good, O Shaykh.
This questioner, Salih Ali, says in this question: Your Eminence! I have a tafsir of the Noble Qur'an in which most of the words do not have the madd (elongation). I compared it to the mushaf without tafsir and found that many words do not have madd, such as: (bima) and also: (ula'ika). What is the ruling on my recitation?
The Shaykh: Repeat... Repeat.
The presenter: He says: I have a tafsir of the Noble Qur'an in which most of the words do not have the madd (elongation). I compared it to the mushaf without tafsir and found that many words do not have madd, such as: (bima) and also (ula'ika). What is the ruling on my recitation?
Answer:
You recite the Qur'an according to what is written in the mushaf. What is elongated is elongated, what is thickened is thickened, and what is lightened is lightened, and likewise the izhar (clear articulation) and ikhfa (concealment) according to what is facilitated. This is recommended, not obligatory. Tajwid is only recommended to beautify the recitation. If you recite in the Arabic language as it was revealed, praise be to Allah. However, if it is easy for you to recite it with the known tajwid, that is in the category of beautifying the voice with the Qur'an, and in the category of perfecting the recitation and giving the letters their due. All of this is recommended. The important thing is that you recite it in the Arabic language with a clear Arabic recitation that does not drop letters or add them. The elongations are known in their places among those who practice tajwid. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good, O Shaykh.
Source
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