Baca Al Qur'an Masih Terbata-bata, Hukumnya Bagaimana? | Gus Thowus | Spesial Ramadhan 2023

Summary

This video discusses the significance of reading and reciting the Quran during Ramadan, especially for those who struggle with pronunciation or fluency. The speaker references a hadith from Sayyidah Aisha, emphasizing that those who strive to read the Quran, even with difficulty, will receive two rewards: the reward for effort and the reward for reciting the Quran, which is the most noble of words. The speaker encourages viewers not to give up, even if they are still not fluent, and to continue reading, stressing the importance of improving their recitation and not feeling discouraged.

Takeaways

• 😀 The month of Ramadan is a time when many people strive to improve their Quran recitation and engage in more tadarus (Quranic study).
• 😀 It is important to recognize that even if someone struggles with reading the Quran, they are still rewarded for their efforts.
• 😀 According to a hadith from Sayyidah Aisha (RA), those who are skilled at reading the Quran will be elevated to the status of the closest angels to Allah.
• 😀 For those who struggle with Quranic recitation, they are rewarded with two types of blessings: one for their struggle and another for reciting the Quran, the highest of words.
• 😀 The Quran’s nobility is unmatched by any other scripture, and its words carry a unique blessing and reward.
• 😀 People should not feel discouraged or inferior, especially during Ramadan, even if their Quran reading isn’t perfect.
• 😀 The struggle in reading the Quran is not in vain. The reward for persevering is great, even if the recitation is slow or imperfect.
• 😀 In group Quran recitation sessions (like at the mosque), those who are more skilled should be given the opportunity to lead, allowing the reading to be more pleasant for others.
• 😀 The same principle applies in prayers: the most skilled and fluent in recitation should be chosen to lead the congregation, as they fulfill the requirements of the prayer.
• 😀 Despite struggles in recitation, people should continue reading the Quran without giving up and strive to improve their reading for greater perfection.

Q & A

What is the significance of reading the Quran during Ramadan?

During Ramadan, the act of reading or reciting the Quran is emphasized as it strengthens one's spiritual connection, with many people increasing their focus on this practice throughout the month.

What is the ruling for someone who struggles to read the Quran correctly?

According to a hadith from Sayyidah Aisha, even if someone struggles in reading the Quran, they still receive reward due to their efforts and the difficulty they face in reciting it.

What reward does a person receive if they struggle while reading the Quran?

The person who struggles in reading the Quran receives two rewards: one for the difficulty they endure, and another for the recitation of the Quran itself, as it is the most noble of words.

What is the status of a proficient Quran reader according to the hadith?

A proficient reader of the Quran, who recites it fluently, is said to be of the same rank as the closest angels to Allah, as per the hadith shared by Sayyidah Aisha.

How does the reward for reading the Quran differ between those who read fluently and those who struggle?

Both groups receive rewards, but the fluent reader is rewarded for their proficiency and closeness to the angels, while the one who struggles is rewarded for their perseverance and the effort they put into reading the Quran.

What advice is given to someone who feels embarrassed about not reading the Quran well?

The advice is not to feel embarrassed or give up on reading the Quran. Everyone, regardless of fluency, should continue reciting and improving their reading, especially in Ramadan, without losing motivation.

Why should one not give up on reading the Quran during Ramadan, even if they are not fluent?

The Quran remains highly significant, and even those who struggle with it should continue reading, as it still carries immense spiritual value and brings rewards, even if the reading is not perfect.

What is the significance of the Quran compared to other books?

The Quran is described as the noblest of words, more exalted than any other scripture, making its recitation especially powerful and rewarding.

How should one behave when reading the Quran in a group setting, such as during a Tadarus session in a mosque?

If there are others who are more proficient in reading, one should allow them to lead or take the spotlight to ensure the recitation is pleasant and effective, especially when using a microphone in a mosque.

What should be the focus for someone who struggles with Quran recitation during group readings?

The focus should be on continuing to read at one's own pace without feeling inferior, and always striving to improve the quality of the recitation for better results over time.