Marvelous recitation of Surah 103 Al-Asr and more

[Zainab_M]

Walaikum As Salaam and big thanks brother.  This another, one, beautiful Surah and fortunately he has recited very well. 

I request all to please visit that link and first listen, then come back here to read it's translation and meaning.  It's a great reminder.

[N. Truth Seeker]

You're welcome sister.  Indeed a very needful reminder.

[Heba E. Husseyn]

Breadthtakingly beautiful Ayahs.  An indispensable REMINDER for all, with special ref to Hadithists.  If the reciter is a Hadithist as well, he needs to pay more attention of the definitions & allusions of what he recites instead of parroting it.

[N. Truth Seeker]

.. An indispensable REMINDER for all, with special ref to Hadithists.  If the reciter is a Hadithist as well, he needs to pay more attention of the definitions & allusions of what he recites instead of parroting it.

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I agree 💯 sister.  Words are so extraordinarily beautiful and highly important, it feels too unacceptable not to focus on the depth of the meanings.

[Zainab_M]

Agree 110%  sis Heba.

[Ruhi_Rose]

Beautiful Surah well recited.  One thing missing.  Except Surah At-Tawbah, all others start with BismAllah Ar Rehman Ar Raheem, that is a part of every Surah which needs to be recited.  We always recite it before the start of every Surah we recite during salah.  But he didn't mention BismAllah.... before starting Surah Al Ghashiya. Did it get cut while making the clip or he forgot ? Wondering.

[N. Truth Seeker]

No it didn't get cut.  I checked that out.  He forgot .... 😀

Either he forgot or said it in his mind, not aloud.

[Ruhi_Rose]

He should be saying it aloud, not in his mind.  He is leading salah in a congregation where he has to recite the Surah aloud, so he must also say "BismAllah .."  aloud at the start.  If one is offering salah by themselves alone, then it's okay to say it in one's mind.

[N. Truth Seeker]

Right sister, that is almost always the practice.  I observed this guy, he's a bit forgetful.  Also often forgets the minor traditional gestures during salah .. like before ruku raising your hand and saying "Allah-o-Akbar."  He remembers to say Allah-o-Akbar of course, but sometimes raises his hand, sometimes not.  Personally I don't find anything wrong even if you don't raise your hands as long as you say Allah-o-Akbar.  But these traditionalists are very particular about the insignificant gestures as well such like raising hands before ruku,  folding of hands at a specific position.  If you don't see that, it means they have forgotten.

Reciting "BismAllah ....."   prior to reciting the Surah is not traditionalism, it's a part of the Quran.  It must be recited aloud so people know about it.  But apparently he forgot.

[Ruhi_Rose]

Exactly, very correct.

[Heba E. Husseyn]

.....  I observed this guy, he's a bit forgetful.  ........

He also seems to need more sleep than others.  E.g. check the clip of Surah Al Kaffirun.  A big yawn and then a few nods to affirm his alertness.

https://www.youtube.com/clip/UgkxjgVD3E3L4BE-TItt6VpU-aUPcEAb3faS 

[N. Truth Seeker]

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I guess the quick nods were to say 

[Ruhi_Rose]

😄   ......

[Heba E. Husseyn]

But they're good reciters and I hope they keep their standard .. the best thing that their rhythm goes slowly so you can follow their prnunciations.  Not like the bulk of reciters reciting at breakneck speed as if they're getting late to catch a train. 

[N. Truth Seeker]

Exactly .. that's the main reason Sister Zainab and I decided to put up these recitations working on the clips .... because of the gradual rhythmic flow which brings out the Quran's beauty in original Arabic.