The Teachings of Islam as revealed on 7th Oct

[duluxe]

Dont count me in cos i am no hafiz. 10% is no good. U claimed no Muslims can memorise whole Quran? So i will bring one to prove to u. 100% hafiz. How?

How the ustaz going to prove he can recite 100% of koran?

 

[Likemeat]

How the ustaz going to prove he can recite 100% of koran?

Of course u hold the Quran. Ustaz recite ayat by ayat without the Quran. Then you listen to Ustaz recitation and countercheck the verses against the Quran u are holding. Hmm...i am like explaining to a retard

 

[Sikodolaukazzz]

How the ustaz going to prove he can recite 100% of koran?

I am not a Muslim but when the love comes from the heart nothing can stop a person from achieving his/her objective.
What a blessed soul.

Memorization of Koran is A Sacred Feat​

November 25, 2000
Source: The Houston Chronicle
On November 25, 2000, The Houston Chronicle reported that "Sheik Mamdouh Mahmoud was 10 years old when he finished memorizing the 114 chapters of the Quran, the holy book of Islam. 'I started when I was 4 and finished memorizing it by 10,' said Mahmoud, now 28 and imam of the Islamic Society of Greater Houston's southeast zone mosque. Committing the Quran, also known as the Koran, to memory is expected of imams and is commended to devout Muslims. A person who memorizes the holy book is known as a hafiz, Mahmoud said. Muslim countries boast many schools dedicated to teaching children the memorization of the Quran.

https://hwpi.harvard.edu/pluralisma...ran, also known,the memorization of the Quran.

 

[duluxe]

I am not a Muslim but when the love comes from the heart nothing can stop a person from achieving his/her objective.
What a blessed soul.

Memorization of Koran is A Sacred Feat​

November 25, 2000
Source: The Houston Chronicle
On November 25, 2000, The Houston Chronicle reported that "Sheik Mamdouh Mahmoud was 10 years old when he finished memorizing the 114 chapters of the Quran, the holy book of Islam. 'I started when I was 4 and finished memorizing it by 10,' said Mahmoud, now 28 and imam of the Islamic Society of Greater Houston's southeast zone mosque. Committing the Quran, also known as the Koran, to memory is expected of imams and is commended to devout Muslims. A person who memorizes the holy book is known as a hafiz, Mahmoud said. Muslim countries boast many schools dedicated to teaching children the memorization of the Quran.

https://hwpi.harvard.edu/pluralismarchive/news/memorization-koran-sacred-feat#:~:text=Committing the Quran, also known,the memorization of the Quran.

Given the right methodology with 2 chapter to complete in 1 month and repetitive rehearsing, the top PSLE students should also be able to achieve the feat in 4-5 years to recite 114 chapters. It is training.

 

[duluxe]

Of course u hold the Quran. Ustaz recite ayat by ayat without the Quran. Then you listen to Ustaz recitation and countercheck the verses against the Quran u are holding. Hmm...i am like explaining to a retard

I can't read arabic or understand the language and it makes no difference to me whether the ustaz is reciting arabic poem, arabic lullaby or koranic verses.

How long will he take to complete 100%? And 100% is how many chapters?

 

[Likemeat]

I can't read arabic or understand the language and it makes no difference to me whether the ustaz is reciting arabic poem, arabic lullaby or koranic verses.

How long will he take to complete 100%? And 100% is how many chapters?

OMG! Its like me speaking Hindi to a type C. So whats there to prove to you? LOL!

 

[Sikodolaukazzz]

Given the right methodology with 2 chapter to complete in 1 month and repetitive rehearsing, the top PSLE students should also be able to achieve the feat in 4-5 years to recite 114 chapters. It is training.

When you read the 1st 2nd chapters and move on to the next 3, 4, 5 and so on, then when you come back to the 1 and 2 chapters most likely you would have gaps in memory.
But if your objective is to memorize the whole Koran and you are blessed to do that even before you are born then it would be something else. But you would have to enrol in the Madrasah at a young age and then be taught the way to memorize.
I don't think any Sinkie whether top PSLE or A level student can memorize the whole Koran.
I am not a Muslim but I have no hate in my heart for any religion.
Just a couple of weeks ago I went to a Hindu Temple for a wedding. It felt very peaceful.
I was in Shanghai, China and the good guide brought us to a Buddhist Temple and I saw the people praying, I felt at ease and so welcomed.
I went to the St. Patrick's Cathedral church in New York and again it felt so good.
All lead to God. We should all have an open mind.

 

[duluxe]

When you read the 1st 2nd chapters and move on to the next 3, 4, 5 and so on, then when you come back to the 1 and 2 chapters most likely you would have gaps in memory.
But if your objective is to memorize the whole Koran and you are blessed to do that even before you are born then it would be something else. But you would have to enrol in the Madrasah at a young age and then be taught the way to memorize.
I don't think any Sinkie whether top PSLE or A level student can memorize the whole Koran.
I am not a Muslim but I have no hate in my heart for any religion.
Just a couple of weeks ago I went to a Hindu Temple for a wedding. It felt very peaceful.
I was in Shanghai, China and the good guide brought us to a Buddhist Temple and I saw the people praying, I felt at ease and so welcomed.
I went to the St. Patrick's Cathedral church in New York and again it felt so good.
All lead to God. We should all have an open mind.

You have been to every one of them except a mosque and synagogue. I suggest visiting sultan gate mosque, an iconic mosque in sinkieland built by indian muslims. Saturday morrning usually there is malay wedding ceremony there.


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[duluxe]

OMG! Its like me speaking Hindi to a type C. So whats there to prove to you? LOL!

You ustaz can recite in bahasa melayu, i no problem. But is he going to take 2 hours to complete?

You have forgotten you have hindi in your blood. Indonesians will acknowledge they have hindi in their blood, malays will deny and buat bodoh.

 

[duluxe]

You ustaz can recite in bahasa melayu, i no problem. But is he going to take 2 hours to complete?

You have forgotten you have hindi in your blood. Indonesians will acknowledge they have hindi in their blood, malays will deny and buat bodoh.

@Likemeat you ustaz and muslim leaders very afraid that the koran when being recited in a non-arabic language, all the hidden lobangs will pecah?

 

[syed putra]

Of course u hold the Quran. Ustaz recite ayat by ayat without the Quran. Then you listen to Ustaz recitation and countercheck the verses against the Quran u are holding. Hmm...i am like explaining to a retard

I think @duluxe meant how would anyone know if earliest hafiz recited correctly. There was no quran copies to countercheck. The fact is, if mohamed exist, and he never bothered to write down the quran himself, i would assume its not relevant.

 

[syed putra]

When you read the 1st 2nd chapters and move on to the next 3, 4, 5 and so on, then when you come back to the 1 and 2 chapters most likely you would have gaps in memory.
But if your objective is to memorize the whole Koran and you are blessed to do that even before you are born then it would be something else. But you would have to enrol in the Madrasah at a young age and then be taught the way to memorize.
I don't think any Sinkie whether top PSLE or A level student can memorize the whole Koran.
I am not a Muslim but I have no hate in my heart for any religion.
Just a couple of weeks ago I went to a Hindu Temple for a wedding. It felt very peaceful.
I was in Shanghai, China and the good guide brought us to a Buddhist Temple and I saw the people praying, I felt at ease and so welcomed.
I went to the St. Patrick's Cathedral church in New York and again it felt so good.
All lead to God. We should all have an open mind.

But if you visit these various houses of worship, it may feel peaceful, but the faith are controlled by humans who claim they are more knowledgeable and lead you to faiths they control.
Jesus did not write the bible. Mohamed, if he exist, did not write the quran. Following these faith may lead you to a path that are not proper.

 

[Sikodolaukazzz]

But if you visit these various houses of worship, it may feel peaceful, but the faith are controlled by humans who claim they are more knowledgeable and lead you to faiths they control.
Jesus did not write the bible. Mohamed, if he exist, did not write the quran. Following these faith may lead you to a path that are not proper.

Bottom line is respect every religion.

 

[rodent2005]

Is there any audited proof that a significant number of people have memorised the Quran? Even if there is audited evidence that many people have memorised the Quran, is there audited proof that they understand what they have memorised? Even if there is third party verified proof they understand what they have memorised, it is incomplete because most details are in the Hadiths. So is there third party verified proof that a significant number of people have memorised and understood all the Hadiths?

 

[rodent2005]

Bottom line is respect every religion.

Even religion that teaches its followers to kill you or subjugate you?

 

[syed putra]

Even religion that teaches its followers to kill you or subjugate you?

Most religion subjugate oppressed even its followers. What more others. The Americas took the brunt of conquistadors. Entire continent looted and treasures sent back to Europe. And entire population forced to convert or face extermination.

 

[Likemeat]

I think @duluxe meant how would anyone know if earliest hafiz recited correctly. There was no quran copies to countercheck. The fact is, if mohamed exist, and he never bothered to write down the quran himself, i would assume its not relevant.

The Prophet, pbuh, was illiterate. He spoke, companions memorised them. They were all God fearing Muslims.

Theres only one version of Quran. You can go countercheck. In Arabic of course. But wait...

 

[Likemeat]

@Likemeat you ustaz and muslim leaders very afraid that the koran when being recited in a non-arabic language, all the hidden lobangs will pecah?

Huh? Recite the Quran in Hindi?

 

[syed putra]

The Prophet, pbuh, was illiterate. He spoke, companions memorised them. They were all God fearing Muslims.

Theres only one version of Quran. You can go countercheck. In Arabic of course. But wait...

How can a illiterate man appointed by a wealthy widow to run her business?

 

[Likemeat]

How can a illiterate man appointed by a wealthy widow to run her business?

Important thing is honesty. Must alway remember. The year was 6th century