What is the remedy for the fear, trembling, and rapid heart rate that afflicts a Qur'an reciter when reciting before people, leading to a change in their voice and a feeling of wanting to cry, knowing that these symptoms disappear as soon as the recitation finishes?

The awe experienced when reciting the Quran publicly is a psychological fear that many encounter. Its remedy lies in strengthening one's resolve, mastering what is to be recited, practicing repeatedly, not imagining listeners' criticism, and preferably disregarding criticism. It is also possible to consult a psychiatrist and continue attending Quran memorization and knowledge circles without avoiding them.