Why should read Quran accordingly Tajveed?





What is Tajveed?


The Tajveed name is derived from the Arabic word "tajwid" which means "decore" or "beautify the Quranic words".

Why read Tajveed?


There are a variety of reasons to read the Quran in accordance with Islam. Firstly, it is important to read the Quran with an Islamic perspective in order to understand its overall message. 
Secondly, it is important to read the Quran in order to learn Islamic principles and guidelines. 
Finally, the Quran is a Holy book, and reading it in a reverent and devout manner can help foster a closer relationship with God.

Benefits of the Tajveed?


There are several benefits of Quran Tajweed: 

1) It is beneficial to recite the Quran properly and in its entirety.
2) It enhances one’s understanding and mastery of the Quran.
3) It helps one become better At Quran recitation and
itation.

Tajweed Qur'an is important so that we can learn to read the Qur'an according to the tone of the Prophet, which is the original Arabic tone. Reading the Quran in the original Arabic language and avoiding non-Arabic Avoid mistakes while reciting Quran May Allah be pleased with reading the Qur'an and may the Qur'an be a witness in our favor on the Day of Resurrection

Why not Tajveed?


If we don not read Quran accordingly tajveed.Our accent of Quran is not so good.

Our of Quran may occur wrongly.And sometimes we make mistakes in distinguishing the correct letters.
 correctly.

Correct pronunciation of the Quran leads Allah s willing and bad will be Allah s anger.


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