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**qzgCVHex** · 09-03-2012, 11:21 PM

May Allah help you, it is obvious from reading this "wall" that there is some deep sincerity. I am also a Hafiz, and sometimes being Hafiz doesn;t mean one is better in their faith than anyone else. They say practice makes perfect, but you must not get too overworked and then stop. Dont get too worked up on the tajweed.. like they say.. Rome wasnt built in a day and Salaah cannot be perfected nor one's tajweed in a matter of days. it takes time. You are making a great effort, it makes me feel sad that I cannot do the same. May Allah give me your quality of Istiqamaat i.e Steadfastness.
Moreover I also think you must just simply listen to Qur'aan more.. it may help you improve your recitation... or find a teacher.

This might help:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DJY_MFLflM&feature=plcp

Thank you brother with the insightful post. I have been suffering from tajweed and general recitation problems for several years. I just cannot perform salat well. No matter what. I have listened to quran, I also went to Quranic school for many years and have even done very well with reciting it.. that is outside of salat. Call it performance anxiety if one must. It's draining me out and I don't know what to do. I can listen to something a hundred times, yet still mess it up during salat. My brain doesn't process things correctly from listening to something and then repeating it in salat because I blank out. Heck college was extremely hard because of this problem with attention and processing and I had to take my exams alone.

I'm not sure what to do with repeating these salat where I was a loud whispering? Should I ignore it? It's really killing me inside.

You are just suffering from these khataraat, just do the makharij of the letters thats all youre responsible for.

What does Khataraat mean? And the issue I'm having trouble is with the Makhraij itself, during salat.

09-03-2012, 11:21 PM	#4
qzgCVHex Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 467 Senior Member	May Allah help you, it is obvious from reading this "wall" that there is some deep sincerity. I am also a Hafiz, and sometimes being Hafiz doesn;t mean one is better in their faith than anyone else. They say practice makes perfect, but you must not get too overworked and then stop. Dont get too worked up on the tajweed.. like they say.. Rome wasnt built in a day and Salaah cannot be perfected nor one's tajweed in a matter of days. it takes time. You are making a great effort, it makes me feel sad that I cannot do the same. May Allah give me your quality of Istiqamaat i.e Steadfastness. Moreover I also think you must just simply listen to Qur'aan more.. it may help you improve your recitation... or find a teacher. This might help: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DJY_MFLflM&feature=plcp Thank you brother with the insightful post. I have been suffering from tajweed and general recitation problems for several years. I just cannot perform salat well. No matter what. I have listened to quran, I also went to Quranic school for many years and have even done very well with reciting it.. that is outside of salat. Call it performance anxiety if one must. It's draining me out and I don't know what to do. I can listen to something a hundred times, yet still mess it up during salat. My brain doesn't process things correctly from listening to something and then repeating it in salat because I blank out. Heck college was extremely hard because of this problem with attention and processing and I had to take my exams alone. I'm not sure what to do with repeating these salat where I was a loud whispering? Should I ignore it? It's really killing me inside. You are just suffering from these khataraat, just do the makharij of the letters thats all youre responsible for. What does Khataraat mean? And the issue I'm having trouble is with the Makhraij itself, during salat.
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