How to Fix Your Bumbling Ra | Surah Qadr | 10 Day Quran Challenge Day 4
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Na na this guy on another level mashallah
Absolutely: however this “guy”happens to be an Ustadh (teacher)not an entertainer!
@@northernpolestar8645 trust me I know he is, but at the end of the day he is a Guy as well habibi so relax
@@northernpolestar8645 I identify as a 3aalim and a sheikh.
Best teaching skill. Masha Allah.
It's funny I'm a natural speaker of the language, also speak English and Spanish so "rolling the R" is not difficult at all for me. But as brother Wissam correctly pointed out, if you think too hard about the subtle nuances you could very likely mess up. JZK my brothers for your continued efforts.
Gotta just let it be, naturally (whatever that means haha). But you can do it put yo tongue into it.
Edit: Something thought up just now: The Arabic language is cursive form, so the letters are tied together for most words. Similarly when speaking it, especially with Tajweed, the letters are connected. The prior letter and it's sound connect flawlessly into the next letter.
When br. Wissam asks, "does the 'daal' intrinsically bounce?" I feel that one must keep in mind this connectedness to better understand what he meant here. Yes, even if the letters are separate, just like the "ra" in the word "qadr", it's still ONE WORD. So bouncing off the 'daal' lands you onto the 'ra'. Kind of like a roller coaster takes you up & down the track to get to the highest & lowest points. (Hope that didn't confuse you more & that it made sense lol)
Jasaka allah brother,thanks abunch ❤
MashaAllah, Alhamdulilah. shukran for your wonderful efforts brother, I’m so glad to have found you. May Allah swt increase you. Aameen.
Super talented teacher, and reader.
Awesome baarakallaahu feekum.sooo nice and clear explanation Allaahu Albar
شكرا 🙏🏻
You make it so interesting ☺️
Ma shaa Allah no words will enough 💙💕
JAZAKUM LLAH KHAIRAN SHEIKH
I never realized how wrong my ra sounded until now. JazakAllah Khair for this and I'll practice more In Sha Allah
It would be really nice if you could recite the entire surah without any pausing at the end. Keep the video coming!
very nice alhumdulilah
Yes!! BarakaAllaahu feeka
He’s gifted definitely
Waalamu alaikum wo mashallah
MashaAllah dis av really helped mi jazak Allahu khair bro
Wa'AlaykumAssalam!
Masha'allah Tabarak'allah! Jazak'allah Khair brother just came across this channel i will in'sha'allah be following to improve on my own quran recitation which needs alot more improvements.
Eselamun alejkum
❤️🇿🇦 JazakAllah
WalaikumAssalam Assalam rehmatullahi wa barkaatahu
JazakAllaha khairan
mashallah
If the last sound your making for the ra is from the throat it is totally incorrect “Ra needs a growl,” this is misleading.
من طرف اللسان مع ما يحاذيه من اللثة قريبا من مخرج النون
ينحرف الصوت بها من جانبي طرف اللسان إلى وسطه
Masha Allah.
Thanks a lot
Why is he not saying the د in the first two verses as a qalqalah and ج in the last verse? Can someone please explain?
The qalqala is there. It's just not as seemingly heavy as when you stop on the letter since you're continuing into the ra, which is where the waqf is
@@khanceptbelal May Allah reward you for the answer❤️ Ramadan Mubarak!
I have a question. What does takreer mean?
It is when multiple Ras goes out of the mouth instead of just one
Like repeating
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Ra q nahi kahaan....samajh nahi ayaa