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**Dabdklwu** · 07-15-2012, 10:51 PM

one question: speed or tajweed?
i am not talking about recitation such as that of qari abdulbasit...but normal recitation with tajweed without which the meaning of the Qur'an changes.
it takes me more than an hour to finish one juz

speed does not negate tajweed. when i was first learning tajweed i used to think how do people read so fast with tajweed. But after 1 year of practice i cud read fast with tajweed.

In tajweed there are some rules which they say is wajib but they are only wajib in the sense of tajweed not shar'an. for example those small letters found in urdu qurans, they always say its wajib to stop on them. These letters are not there in the arabic quran. So its not wajib shar'an.

Similarly we see that in tajweed they tell you to lengthen the mad to five alifs. But thats not necessary, you can also do it 3 alifs but the thing is tht u keep it constant thru out the quran.

07-15-2012, 10:51 PM	#39
Dabdklwu Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 526 Senior Member	one question: speed or tajweed? i am not talking about recitation such as that of qari abdulbasit...but normal recitation with tajweed without which the meaning of the Qur'an changes. it takes me more than an hour to finish one juz speed does not negate tajweed. when i was first learning tajweed i used to think how do people read so fast with tajweed. But after 1 year of practice i cud read fast with tajweed. In tajweed there are some rules which they say is wajib but they are only wajib in the sense of tajweed not shar'an. for example those small letters found in urdu qurans, they always say its wajib to stop on them. These letters are not there in the arabic quran. So its not wajib shar'an. Similarly we see that in tajweed they tell you to lengthen the mad to five alifs. But thats not necessary, you can also do it 3 alifs but the thing is tht u keep it constant thru out the quran.
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