One meaning of Holy Quran is "recitation" which means that the Holy Quran should be recited slowly and in rhythmic tone. The Holy Quran itself outlines the general method of how it is to be recited, slowly and in rhythmic tones. Recitation of the Holy Quran should be done according to rules of pronunciation established by Holy Prophet (PBUH). There are several schools of Quranic recitation, all of which teach possible pronunciations of the Uthmanic rasm. There are seven (7) Mutawatir and three (3) Mashhur ways of Quran Recitation. Mutawalatir
1-Nafi' 2- Ibn Kathir 3- Abu 'Amr ibn al-'Ala' 4- Ibn 'Amir 5- Asim 6-Hamza 7- al-Kisa'i Mashhur
1- Abu Ja'far 2- Ya'qub 3- Khalaf
However, the most common is Hafs on the authority of 'Asim, which have been used all over the world of Islam. 'Qari' is the person who recites the Holy Quran with proper rules of recitation. A Qari does not necessarily have to memorize the Holy quran but just to recite it with proper rules recitation. Quran Teaching is the most reliable platform to learn the recitation of the Holy Quran online with qualified online Quran tutors. Online Qran Recitation Classes can be scheduled at most convenient time to make it more easier and accessible. Click here to register for First Week's Free Trial Classes.
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