Qur'an

Q: If a person is sitting in the masjid in the 3rd or 4th saff with people sitting in front of him and he is sitting at the back of them, can he read Quraan on the mobile. Will it be dishonouring the Quraan as he is sitting at the back of person and reading Quraan on the mobile. It means the Quraan is at the back of a person.

Can one read Quraan in the Haram of Makkah when people are doing tawaaf, or sitting in front of a person, or will it be not correct?

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1. When reciting Quraan, is it permissible to read without moving the lips and tongue?

2. When reciting Quraan, is it permissible to move the tongue but not the lips?

Q: After one had recited a Sajdah Tilawat aayat, how soon should the sajdah be made? Must it be made immediately or can the sajdah be made at any other time?

Q: Scholars tell us not to only read the meaning of Quran (translation), as this can be misleading without any explanation. The people who know Arabic, they are reciting the Quran acknowledging the meaning of each word. Why should we read the meaning along with explanation while they are reciting the Quran knowing Arabic?

Q: Can a woman read the night surahs with her head open and without wudhu?

Q: I am reading a Quraan khatam in Arabic and then the English translation, page by page. When I reach the sajdahs, do I make sajdah tilawah twice? Once for the Arabic and once for the english translation ?

Q: Is it permissible to give a translation of the Quraan to a non-Muslim who is interested in Islam, even though he cannot be assumed to be in the state of wudhu?

Q: Is it sunnah to recite Surah Jumuah on Fridays? Should we avoid it completely?

Q: I am a Muslim convert. I converted to Islam 1 and half months ago Alhamdullilah.

I have a question about reading the Quran. I want to make it my habit. I would like to do it in a way that is the most beneficial for me. I don't know Arabic, I read an English translation by Dr. Mustafa Khattab, so reading random surahs (as my friend recommended to me) doesn't work for me because I can't remember its content. It would be better for me to read it by topics, so I can focus on one topic at at a time and do notes, remember more.

Is there any particular order of topics I should follow? If not official, maybe then your personal? I'd like to go from things that are general, to laws and details etc. In my Quran there is an Index that I could use to look for exact ayas.