Asalam alaekum waramatullah wabarakatuhu. Please, I want to ask if one can recite the holy Qur'an alongside a background audio of the particular surah one is reading, like Surah-al-Baqarah? Is it permissible in Islam? Jazakumlahi Khaira as you answer this question. Ramadan Kareem

wa alaykum salaam, lets wait for answers, I'm using my comment to revive the thread.

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wura4show:
Asalam alaekum waramatullah wabarakatuhu. Please, I want to ask if one can recite the holy Qur'an alongside a background audio of the particular surah one is reading, like Surah-al-Baqarah? Is it permissible in Islam? Jazakumlahi Khaira as you answer this question. Ramadan Kareem

you mean just reading and nothing else?

I always do it too but my younger brother told me is not proper but me I like it has it has helped me alot in reading well with the right tajweed and most importantly in memorizing both the short and the long surah. That's why I don't stop it.

olasaad:
I always do it too but my younger brother told me is not proper but me I like it has it has helped me alot in reading well with the right tajweed and most importantly in memorizing both the short and the long surah. That's why I don't stop it.

Can you read the letters of the Quran. I mean can you read surahs you haven't memorized on your own without tajweed (without using the audio)?

Or you use the audio for memorization

zarinaAin:


Can you read the letters of the Quran. I mean can you read surahs you haven't memorized on your own without tajweed (without using the audio)?

Or you use the audio for memorization

Yes I can but it won't be melodious like reading along with audio

olasaad:


Yes I can but it won't be melodious like reading along with audio

That means you are imitating the reciter's voice. I used to do that before till I get a tajweed teacher, now I imitate him whenever he reads. I think it's normal to copy your teacher esp in things you don't know.

Just discover your voice, avoid changing your pattern of reading. Whenever you are reciting, remember you are doing it to please Allah not anyone

Beautification of the voice is a gift from Allah and may He increase you in that.

Wa alaykum salam waramatullah wabarakatuhu

Are you doing that in order to memorize?

zarinaAin:


That means you are imitating the reciter's voice. I used to do that before till I get a tajweed teacher, now I imitate him whenever he reads. I think it's normal to copy your teacher esp in things you don't know.

Just discover your voice, avoid changing your pattern of reading. Whenever you are reciting, remember you are doing it to please Allah not anyone

Beautification of the voice is a gift from Allah and may He increase you in that.

What's the difference between teacher voice and that of reciter, I think both are still imitation.

*Beautification*Their is one hadith that says Allah love it most, when an individual is reciting the Holy Quran in a loud and melodious form so that is what I always follow. I mean the hadith

olasaad:


What's the difference between teacher voice and that of reciter, I think both are still imitation.

*Beautification*Their is one hadith that says Allah love it most, when an individual is reciting the Holy Quran in a loud and melodious form so that is what I always follow. I mean the hadith

Don't get me wrong sis, A reciter can be your teacher as well if you are learning from him.

Have not heard about that hadith but I know about an ayat in suratul muzzamil verse 4. Thank Allah you can beautify the Qur’ân, so many people are struggling with that