Q: Can a woman who is wearing a short sleeved sameera kaftan and a hair covering that covers all her hair only, leaving her neck and arms exposed, recite the Quraan Shareef whilst cooking and doing chores? Like Surah Yaseen, night surahs, etc.
Q: Is it appropriate to read a qiraat at a walimah venue where women are generally not dressed correctly despite being in a separate venue (from the men).
Any additional advice for these kinds of occasions will be highly appreciated
Q: My question is with regards to the Qur'aan cube/speaker. Is it permissible to keep the Quraan playing in the home while cooking, doing mundane daily tasks and leaving the Quraan playing while being in another room? Is this disrespectful to the Quraan Shareef or can it be done with the intention of protection and bringing barakah in the home?
Q: I have learning disabilities and speaking problems. I find saying zikr or reciting Quran difficult. I don't say zikr or Quranic words correctly, meaning I don't pronounce them the right way. Will I be still rewarded for saying zikr and reciting Quran?
Q: Should we stop without taking a breath, and then continue recitation with the same breath at the end of the first Aayah of Suratul Kahf?
Q: What are the benefits of listening to the Quraan?
Q:
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: In Surah Qiyamah Verse 27, is one allowed to join the meem and raa and read it as marraaq, or is it obligatory to stop at a sakta?
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.
Q: Can I read Quraan while lying in bed? I am not ill.