Memorization
396 questions
What is the way to atone for the sins of speaking with girls, promising marriage, and engaging in forbidden acts, after repenting, committing to prayer, and memorizing the Quran?
Is it correct to combine memorizing the Holy Quran and Sahih al-Bukhari at the same time, or is it more appropriate to focus on memorizing the Quran first, especially given a vow related to memorizing the Quran and the desire to complete both memorizations together?
Does the difference in reading the word "tarawnahum" (تَرَوْنَهُمْ - you see them) and "yarawnahum" (يَرَوْنَهُمْ - they see them) in verse 13 of Surah Al Imran, according to different narrations, mean that the Qur'an has been distorted or that the Messenger (peace be upon him) altered it?
Is it necessary to stop memorizing the Holy Qur’an in order to master the similar verses, or should one continue memorizing despite the presence of similar verses?
What is the ruling on a teacher asking students to memorize a surah from the Holy Quran in exchange for exam points?
Is it permissible to pray behind a person afflicted by jinn possession who has not memorized the Noble Quran?
Is prolonged staying up late to memorize the Holy Quran and ponder its meanings, with little realization of it, better than observing the night vigil with prayer and Quranic recitation?
Is it obligatory to inform the teacher about correcting recitation from the Mus'haf without her knowledge during the ختم القرآن (completion of the Qur'an), or is it sufficient to re-recite the specific surah to her?
Is it considered showing off (riya') for a person to review or memorize the Noble Qur’an with the intention of leading people in prayer, knowing that they did not have this intention before starting to lead the prayer, and does this affect the acceptance of their prayer?
After memorizing the Holy Quran, what are the recommended books for seeking knowledge? Are there books about the righteous and the Tabi'een (the generation that followed the Companions) who possessed high resolve and determination, which could motivate the reader to strive and be influenced?
Does allocating a worldly reward for completing the memorization of the Quran nullify the reward for the memorization, and what is the advice for achieving continuity in memorization and revision given the envy towards memorizers?
Is it considered a sin to give the female Quran teacher additional hours for memorizing the Quran over the phone without the knowledge of the institute owner and without pay?
How can a girl regain her family's trust after they discovered her involvement in forbidden things, and how can she develop her relationship with Allah after her intention to repent and her commitment to prayer and memorizing the Quran?
Is specifying the number of repetitions when reciting and reading Quranic verses, and making that obligatory, considered an innovation (bid'ah) or permissible?
Is one who memorized the Qur’an then lost hold of it due to lack of revision and consolidation sinful?
How can a son be encouraged to continue memorizing the Qur’an after having memorized five parts, and what are the actions that will help him continue without regression?
What is the ruling on continuing remote Quran memorization circles while being unable to recite from memory and resorting to cheating, and how can this habit be overcome?
Would the questioner be sinful if she stopped correcting the sisters' recitations, and one of them stopped memorizing after leaving the group? And how can she know if she is ostentatious or not, with her constant feeling of worry and sadness and the whispers of self-admiration and ostentation?
Do the overwhelming circumstances, illness, and being compelled to work in a mixed-gender environment, and the subsequent harassment and rumors that have befallen me, mean that Allah does not love me?
Is it obligatory to review what has been forgotten from the Noble Qur’an, and what was memorized without the intention of memorization then forgotten, and in case of doubt regarding the intention of memorization?
What should I do to avoid masturbating and reading erotic stories, and how can I be a good, faithful Muslim woman despite my repeated attempts to repent and return to sin?
Why has an engagement not gone through for a girl who is committed to acts of worship and to the ruqyah prescribed in Sharia, and what should she do?
Is it considered showing off (riya') to memorize the Qur'an and participate in a competition with financial prizes for the purpose of encouragement, given that the primary goal is to memorize the Qur'an and the money is a secondary means to help the family?
How can I reconcile memorizing the Quran and repeatedly falling into secret sins, along with immediate repentance, given my fear that the Quran will be a testament against me on the Day of Judgment?