The ruling on one who reads the Qur'an and makes mistakes in some of the words

He asks a second question, saying: When I read the Qur'an, I make mistakes and I am not proficient in reading some of the difficult words. What is the ruling in this matter?
Answer: You must learn. You, the questioner, must learn and strive. Read to someone who is more knowledgeable than you, and spell out the words. It is authentically reported from the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) that he said: , meaning: he does not master it well, but he stumbles over it. He gets two rewards. This is a favor from Allah (Mighty and Majestic). If you strive to learn the Qur'an and are eager to do so, you get two rewards. However, among the causes of mastering the Qur'an is reading it to someone more knowledgeable than you, striving in that, and reviewing it with your good companions until your reading becomes strong and you become proficient in it.
In any case, you are rewarded. But you should not remain in ignorance. Rather, you should learn from your good brothers, from some of the good reciters. Study with them and read to them until you benefit and until the defect in you, which is the lack of precision in reading, is removed. Yes.