Reciting the Quraan without the translation
Q: I have read a few pages of the Quran with translation but can I now read it without translation because it takes me too long and sometimes I don’t understand?
Qur'an
Names of women mentioned in the Quraan
Q: What women names are mentioned in the Quran beginning with start A?
Reason for Hazrat Uthmaan (Radhiyallahu Anhu) bringing the Quraan in a single script
Q: Why Uthman (radhiyallahu anhu) had to rewrite Quran when Abu Bakr (radhiyallahu anhu) had a copy already?
Reading Quraan on a laptop or phone
Q:
1. Can we recite/touch Quranic verses on mobile or laptop screen without wuzu?
2. Similarly, during her period, can a girl touch Quranic verses and their translation e.g. if a girl is learning tarjuma and tafseer, then can she continue to learn this way on the phone without reciting the Quranic verses, just scrolling down and learnng visually?
Different Qiraats in the Quraan
Q: I have question about the قران in سورة روم. in verse 54 the word is ضعْفٍ. So in the Usmani script it says ضَعْفٍ, but in the IndoPak script it says ضُعْفٍ. Why is the symbol different? Can you please clarify me on this issue.
Reciting the translation of the Qur'an in Salaah
Q: Is it allowed to used translated Quran and reading the translation during salah. And also, can you do the same during the tarawih and tahajjud of Ramadan?
Meaning of istighaathah
Q: What is the difference between Istighathah, Waseela and Tawassul? I have read that Waseela and Tawassul are permissible whereas Istighathah is not permissible and could lead to kufr and shirk.
Stopping at the nearest rukoo of a quarter when reciting Quraan
Q: I'm in a habit of reading ruba (quarter) para daily. One alima told me that if there's no ruku sign at the ruba (quarter), then I must not stop at the ruba (quarter), instead I should continue till the point where the ruku sign is. I wanted to inquire if it is so?
Not wishing to listen to the Quraan before an exam
Q: Is it sinful to not want to listen to the Quran right before an exam because you fear that listening to it might cause you to forget some of the stuff you are trying to memorize for the exam? Would it take one outside of Islam to think that the Quran could cause any sort of harm? Obviously, harm can only occur with the permission of Allah, but I mean thinking that the reason for the harm could be the Quran?
Holding books that contains verses of the Quraan without wudhu
Q: Is it permissible to hold books/folders that contain parts of the Quran (a few surahs for example) without wudu?