So you've memorised a sequence of Ayaat (verses) from the Holy Qur'an and can recite them in correct succession. What's more, when randomly given the first few words of an Ayah, you can reply instantaneously with the first few words of the following Ayah. That's good memorisation, maa sha Allah.
However, here's the test of great memorisation. When randomly given the first few words of an Ayah, can you state the first few words of the preceding Ayah? Try it. It's hard but a great technique to solidify your knowledge.
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Yes thats an excellent technique and its sa3b jidden!
Problems with memorisation also comes to us when we fall into sin, for the light of knowledge cannot enter the heart of the one who sins. We sometimes find that the abilty to memorise is weakened when one commit what people may consider minor sins.
But iA, we follow a sin with a good deed and iA it will wipe it out.
'Watbi3aa as-sayiaatu alhasana, tam7uuhaa.' (from 40 hadith, Imam Nawawi)
naSee7atun saleematun, maa sha Allah. jazaakillahu khairan.
ba7athtu 3an-il-7adeethi wa wajadtuhu fee baabi-al-muraaqabati fee riyaadh-is-Sali7een wa i3raabuhu mukhtalifun qaleelun, ay:
((ittaqi-Allaha 7aythumaa kunta
wa atbi3i-as-sayyi'ata al-7asanata tam7uhaa,
wa khaaliqi-an-naasa bi khuluqin hasanin))
rawaahu at-tirmidhiyyu
jkh,laqud sadaqta. Yujadu khata fi hifdhee fa a7taahaatu ila hadhal 7ahdeeth al-aan, al7amdullilah.
3fwan lam urakkiz, aqsidu: 'a7taaju' laysa 'a7taahaatu'-maa fi hadhal f3il fil logha!
maa sha allahu, maa sami3tu hadhihi-al-kalimati min qablu: rakkaza. ma3naahaa fee hadha-as-siyaaqi, "to fix", na3am?
("siyaaq": 3allamtinee hadhihi-al-kalimata ayDhan. shukran wa jazaakillahu khairan.)
Wa iyaaka.
Fi hizmatika (nice phrase to say that 'you're welcome' but literally means, 'Im at your service')
fi hadha siyaaq: asta3maltu al f3l.
'Rakkaza, yurakkizu' wa ma3naa:
'to concentrate'.
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