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Do you think that it's enough to do it in a big group (which is free) or do you think that to really perfect one's recitation one needs.. |
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bismillahi rahmani rahim- Answer Wa alaikum assalaam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh. We definitely recommend a group for learning tajweed over individual lessons. In addition to being corrected on your recitation, you have the opportunity to listen to corrections others students are given by the teacher. If you keep keen attention when others read and the corrections of the teacher, it helps develop your ear for picking out mistakes and understanding how to correct them. Usually the best students are those who pay attention to all the corrections and learn from them. You also have the advantage of hearing the Qur’an recited many times, so if you are memorizing, it strengthens your memorization, if you are reading from the copy of the Qur’an itself, you also gain knowledge. We have not heard Sheikh Al-Efasy outside of a few times, but can confirm that Sheikh Al-Husary is an excellent source to listen to for learning correct recitation. In part of a previous question we stated the following: The surah names were added to the copies of the mus-haf during or after the third century hijarah at the same time they added markers for the end of aayaat as well as the aayaat numbers, so they were not in the 'Uthmanee copy of the mus-haf (see mabaaHith fee 3uloom al-Qur'an by Al-Ustaath Mannaa3 al-QaTTaan p. 152). http://www.abouttajweed.com/231002.htm You may note then that the aayaat numbers were not part of the written Qur’an until later years and the number of aayaat is not considered an immutable matter, and is not part of the ‘Uthmani mushaf. The aayah markers are enhancements of the written Qur’an added in the third century hijarah. The Prophet, would generally stop at the end of an aayah, but he would also sometimes join two aayaat together so differences came as to whether the stop was indicating an aayah or that the stop was a good place to stop in the middle of an aayah. The number of aayaat in the Qur’an does not change a word of the Qur’an, the way that word is written, or its meaning. The Qur’an is unchanged from the time of revelation. Insha’ Allah your heart is more at ease. Jazakum Allahu khairan for the questions and may Allah make easy for your the proper knowledge and application of tajweed in the recitation of the Qur'an. Wa alaikum assalaam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh. |