Some Specific Manners of Reading Quran

However, every believer must have manners of reading the Quran. Therefore, some rules are described one by one for reading the Quran:

Necessary to have Cleanliness and Wudu 

Before treating this Sacrosanct Text, all clothing, and Wudu (Ablution) must have preserved a state of total purity, which is the requirement for every religious action. It's a respectable Qur'an. It is required to have ablution; otherwise, no one should touch it.

This Quranic verse highlights this Holy Book's great dignity and calls for it to be given utmost reverence. It is pertinent to mention here that Wudu's law is somehow relaxing only when somebody doesn't hold Furqan e Hameed in their hands and read the Holy Verses from their own memory. Apart from this, one who makes himself/herself very clean, it becomes easy to learn without any hindrance to the Shaitan.

Sitting in a way that is appropriate and polite

Since this is not a common form of the book as the Quranic lines have come down from heaven, it must be given due respect by sitting in a proper and upright position. In addition, one should also sit down respectfully and reverently when holding the Holy Quran in one's hands to satisfy the high esteem demanded by an action for this Hallowed Number. The believer needs to learn the way of sitting while reading the Holy Quran. Therefore, one can understand the actual way of sitting for reading the Holy Quran.

Placing the Holy Quran on the Pillow

Significant caution should be taken in positioning the Holy Book of Allah SWT by setting it on a clean cushion or other protection and preventing putting it on the floor due to its incredibly high status. However, the Holy Quran rules and manners can be learned at Online Quran classes and traditional Quran classes.

To follow the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad PBUH, then one should always remember that the Prophet of Allah used to keep the Holy Quran with the right hand to express proper respect for it. However, Hazrat Aisha R.A narrated in Abu Dawood that Prophet PBUH used his right hand to add perfume, feed, use his left hand for the toilet, or extract any damage.

It implies that Rasulullah has always used His right hand when doing some good function and used His left hand to perform other actions. And one must use that one's right hand when treating and translating Furqan e Hameed's sacred texts.

Before Recitation to Read Tauz and Tasmia

Before the recital process starts, one must read "Tauz" as follows:

"Audhu Billahi mina-Shaitan-nir-Rajeem."

It means that I seek refuge with Allah Almighty from the Shaitan, the Accursed. Since reciting the Holy Quran needs a significant amount of focus and concentration; hence, every Muslim should utter the prayer mentioned above to the Almighty and save us from Shaytan.

Besides Tauz, "Tasmia," which is provided below, should also be read:

Bismillah ir-Rahman ir-Rahim.

It means that the most generous, most benevolent in the Name of God. It is necessary to respect the sacred book of Allah because Allah is the Most Merciful and Generous. He forgives the sins of the people, and He grants His blessing without concerning the counting.

It is pertinent to mention here that these steps are required to follow before reciting the Holy Quran. However, it is necessary to follow no matter one is staring from first or from the mid.  

A Big Achievement of Tajweed Rules

The Holy Quran must be recited with great caution in terms of its proper pronunciation. Arabic is a highly complicated language, and a little mistake could lead to a shift in the phrase's true meaning. In addition, it also should be interpreted in a rather striking and appealing tone as it was recounted that Rasulullah had said that it is not one of us who doesn't make his voice melodious with the Quran making his speech perfect. It is stated in the Bukhari and Muslim)

Therefore, reading this highly esteemed Text of Allah SWT allows one to be concerned with satisfying his due respect to the Tajweed regulations.

Recite the Holy Quran with a Slow Pace

To properly grasp and learn the true meaning of his words, the Holy Book of the Founder of the whole world must be recited slowly. It is necessary to read the Holy Quran with full concentration and slow speed so that no word of the sacred text is recited wrong. Thus, all believers need to study at a slow pace.

Fulfill All the Holy Qur'an Privileges

Speaking clearly regarding fulfillment of the rights of this Sacred Divine Book, one must practice Sajdah (Prostration) before Allah SWT anywhere the Sajdah mark is used in Holy Chapters. Besides that, one is often guided to take appropriate breaks when coming across separate, Stop and Pause Signals, between the Blessed Verses.

Stop talking when reciting this Holy Book

Because of the enormous importance of Furqan e Hameed's Holy Verse, one must not disrupt the momentum of the recital process by sitting in a silent corner, far from all manner of distractions, and avoid speaking to someone. It is also necessary that while reading the Holy Book of Allah SWT, one must not interact about worldly matters, as this activity may contribute to satanic influence. In this manner, you would have full concentration on the text, and it will let you learn easily.

Glorifying Allah SWT Have Finished the Holy Quran 

One is instructed to say the following at the close of a recital procedure:

Sadaqa aaleyul Azeem Allahu

It means that the Most Powerful, the Mighty Allah has honestly spoken.

It is also the Holy Quran's evidence of being faithful and Allah SWT's Wordings. In brief, these are among the highest ethics and labels of reading the Almighty Lord's Sacred Text that must be followed to pay the appropriate amount of respect to the Holy Quran and recognize this in the best possible way.