The Prophet Muhammad (saw) said “Whoever reads a letter from the Book of Allah will receive a hasanah(good deed) from it, and the hasanah is multiplied by ten. I do not say that Alif-Laam-Meem is a letter , rather Alif is a letter, Laam is a letter, and Meem is a letter.”
The Quran is Allah’s Holy Book that He revealed to Prophet Muhammad (S) through Angel Jibril. It has all the information that one Muslim requires. Allah gives us instructions on how we are to worship Him and also gives us instructions to follow.
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There is no excuse for a faithful Muslim to ignore the Quran.
The time the prophet (PBUH) got the revelations of certain parts of the Quran and he was able to review and learn it, and then share it with all the other Muslims about the Quran. They also tried to remember important Surahs and other sections from the Quran and write down the information they could, even the fact that there was no writing material available at the time.
Learning a portion in the Quran is mandatory for Muslims. Without certain sections of the Quran the salah, or namaz, is not complete. This is why Quran memorizing is an activity that all Muslims should engage in.
There are a variety of degrees of Quran memorization of the Surahs. Some only memorize the essentials for salah. Others also know many of the shorter surahs Muslims are able to recite during prayer. Millions of Muslims even remember the entire Quran and are Huffaz.
It is not everyone’s ability to learn the Quran fully. In this article, there is some important duas, ayat and surah that everyday Muslims should try to memorize.
What is the best way for a beginner to remember Quran?
There are many ways to learn the Quran more quickly and effectively.
1. Set Good Goals.
2. Recite Verses During Prayer.
3. Connect Each Line.
4. Make and Use Flashcards.
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How do learn the surahs of Quran?
The first step is to note down the Ayah (verse) you’d like to keep in your notebook. Also, write down the translation for the ayah. Second, repeat the ayah six times while gazing towards the Quran. Thirdly, repeat the ayah five times from memory. Fourthly, proceed onto the following ayah, and do the same as described previously.
Unless you are memorising full time, don’t push yourself too hard. You have other things in your life such as a job, a family, a need to sleep, and a need to rest. I have found that (considering my age of course) I can memorise a sura as long as Surat Al Mulk or Surat Al Qalam in one week while dedicating not more than one hour a day. If this is what you need, then you will be able to finish an entire juz’ in less than 3 months, and the whole Quran in 6 years. Don’t think that this is not great. It is because consistency is better than speed. It’s better to give your brain the chance to engrave it in your head by going slow than rushing into memorising then forgetting as quickly as you memorised.
I usually memorize Quran by reading a particular verse repeatedly until I become familiar with the words. And then I try to recite it by heart. I repeat this a few times until I make sure I have memorized it. To ensure that you remember it your lifetime, recite them in your prayers often.
Surah Nas
Surah Nas is the final in the trilogy of Quls as well as the 114 the th Surah in the Quran. In this surah we take refuge in Allah who is the God of all humanity and from the cursed Satan (Shaytaan) as well as his horrible whispers.
The three Quls should be recited at least once following prayer every day, and three times following Maghrib and Fajr as well as before going to bed.
Surah al-Fatiha
he first Surah we read the first time we begin to read the Quran.
It is obligatory that all Muslims to be aware of this surah.
This is by far the most read surah that has ever been written.
The reason is because we must take the time to read Surah al Fatiha in each Rakat during our day prayers. i.e. Salah, salah, or Namaz.
This Surah is a powerful dua that asks Allah to lead them to the correct route.
The entire surah is full of profound significances that Muslims should try to comprehend, in order to strengthen their faith.
Ayat al-Kursi
It is a verse or an ayat from the Quran. This is the 255 the th verse in Surah al-Baqarah. This verse on the throne or the footstool of Allah is a testimony to His Importance and Majesty. It is essential to memorize this verse since Muslims must recite it following the daily Prayers regularly, as per the sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
Surah al-Kafiroon
It is the 111 the surah in the Quran. It has a profound message concerning Muslims with regard to non-Muslims. It is a way to convey to the unbelievers to believe that Islam is not for them , while our religion that is Islam is meant for us.
