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بسم الله
الرحمن الرحيم
1.
Make your intention purely
for Allaah – al Ikhlaas.
2.
Ask Allaah to help you by
making Du’aa.
3.
Stay away from sins
4.
Fill your life with Qur’aan
– read it, listen to it, memorize it, understand it and most importantly practice
it.
5.
Teach your children Qur’aan.
Manage their time, keep them out of trouble, increase their intelligence,
increase their self-esteem and give them a sense of achievement.
6.
Set your targets – Plan your
timetable (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly). If you memorize one page a day (not
including weekends) that would mean 5 pages a week and one juz a month.
7.
Try revising and memorizing
at fixed times in the day and work around those times instead of trying to fit
in a session whenever you get the opportunity. There’s always something to do
in the house and your session could be delayed till later or the next day.
8.
Set a portion of ‘reading’
the Qur’aan every day. Remember that one page of the mushaf only takes about 3
minutes to read for a fluent reader. Something small but regular is better than
a large portion now and again.
9.
LISTEN to the Qur’aan at
every opportunity using your smartphone, ipad, laptop, CDs, Tapes, digital Qur’aan
device etc.
10.
Listen to the portion you
are memorizing in the kitchen, whilst you are ironing or in the car etc.
11.
Find a partner to learn Qur’aan
with so that you can encourage each other and test each other either daily,
weekly or monthly. The positive competition helps enormously.
12.
Set up a WhatsApp group for
children or adults to report and send the portion recorded as audio daily or
weekly. Then let the children praise each other as encouragement and
motivation. Be sure to delete the audios afterwards as they will contain mistakes,
even if they sound cute. The Qur’aan should always be recorded accurately.
13.
Enter Qur’aan Competitions
so that goals and timeframes are motivation for revision and memorization.
14.
Read the portion you are
memorizing in your salaah and qiyaam.
15.
Reduce the time on your
phone, surfing the internet, checking emails, reading or watching the news, visiting
others too much without a need or purpose, cooking elaborate meals and you will
be able to save an hour or two to dedicate to memorizing. (This does not mean
you neglect your parents’ rights, your husband’s rights, your children’s rights
or your neighbours! You can still help the sick, keep the ties of kinship and
do some shopping for the elderly. What you are reducing is the time spent on ‘extra’
activities.)
16.
Reduce the hours you sleep.
Instead of sleeping 8-10 hours, try sleeping 6-7 hours as if you were going to
work.
17.
Eat healthy to boost your
memory and intelligence. Take nuts, blackseed, lubaan and zamzam.
ألله أعلم
وفقنا الله وإياكم
By Umm ‘Abdir Rahmaan Tara Hashim
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