Assalamualikaum

Does anyone have any natural remedies to heal acid reflux/gerd? I've been suffering long term wise but last few weeks its been so bad I have been extremely fatigued and can hardly stay awake or concentrate. I cant revise as well as I should. I dont want to fall behind too much so want to heal it asap inshallah.

JazakAllahu khairan

Assalamu Alaikum everyone,

I’m currently learning about Islam and I want to properly learn how to pray Salah.

I’m a complete beginner, so I have a few questions:

1. What exactly is recited in each of the 5 daily prayers — Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha? I’m a little confused about what is recited in each rak‘ah.

2. Does Salah have to be recited in Arabic, or can someone who is still learning Arabic pray in their own language?

3. What is the best way for a beginner to learn Salah step by step, including the movements and what to recite?

4. Are there any good beginner-friendly resources, videos, books, or websites that you would recommend?

5. If someone is willing to teach me Salah personally or guide me through it, I’d really appreciate the help.

I’d prefer resources that are easy for someone who is still learning and preferably have transliteration/meaning as well.

JazakAllahu Khairan for any help:🤲🤍

Is there any group who is daily reading tafseer ? Let me know , i am reading it as well.

Hi there,

I’m an expat living in Dubai and looking for a place to memorize the Quran. Ideally I’d like to join a group rather than study one on one as the social side of learning together is something I really value, not just the memorization itself.

If you know of any halaqas, mosques, or centers running group hifz programs, I’d really appreciate the recommendation. Happy to hear about your own experience too if you’ve done something similar here.

أسلم عليكم ورحمة وبركاته
I just started my hifdh journey and I would really love to have an accountability partner. I’m a mother of two toddlers, and honestly I’m struggling with building a system that works for me. Please share any suggestions/tips and/or dm if you’d like to be my hifdh accountability buddy.

Female Hafiza offering Online Quran Classes & School Tuition for Girls/Children

Assalamu Alaikum everyone 🌸

I am a female Hafiza-e-Quran from Pakistan and I am offering online classes for students who would like to learn the Quran.

📖 Quran Classes:

• Quran reading (Nazra)

• Tajweed and correct pronunciation

• Noorani Qaida for beginners

• Quran memorization (Hifz)

• Quran revision and recitation improvement

👩‍🏫 Students I can teach:

• Young children

• Teenage girls

• Adult females

📚 I can also provide online tuition for school subjects up to Class/Grade 6.

Classes are conducted online through Zoom, Google Meet, WhatsApp, or another convenient platform. Timings can be discussed according to the student's availability and time zone.

If you or your daughter/sister is interested, please DM me for further details regarding timings, fees, and classes.

Jazakillahu Khairan 🤍

I need a quran teacher for memorisation and I prefer from south asia because most of the qualified teachers charge in like 30-40 usd which isn't affordable in my currency.

Assalamu Alaikum everyone,

I’m looking for a sister who would like to have a Quran revision partner and help each other stay consistent, insha’Allah.

I’m currently focusing on revising the Quran, and I’d love to find someone who is serious about making Quran revision a regular part of their daily routine.

We could:

Listen to each other’s recitation.

Revise a small portion every day.

Keep each other accountable and motivated.

Check in regularly and encourage each other when motivation gets low.

It doesn’t have to take a lot of time — even 10–15 minutes a day would be great.

I’m looking for someone who is genuinely committed and wants to build consistency together, insha’Allah.

If you’re interested, feel free to send me a DM.

May Allah make the Quran the spring of our hearts and make us among its people.

Jazakillahu khairan!

Assalamu alaikum.

I'm a Quran memorizer and developer building an app for Hifz teachers to track student Qur'an mistakes digitally and track their progress.

Before I build it, I want to understand — how do teachers currently track mistakes and revision cycles? Pen and paper? WhatsApp? Something else? Would love to hear from any teachers here.

I was curious if this was a genuine problem, I want to build this for he muslim ummah. But I am not getting any positive signal online.

If any teachers are interested then please either comment here or you can DM me for more details

>Assalamu alaykum.

I have four spots available on my Tarteel Family Plan, and I would like to offer them free of charge to serious brothers or sisters who use Tarteel for hifdh or Quran revision.

I would especially appreciate giving them to people who are committed to learning and practicing the Quran and authentic Sunnah.

The subscription is only for a year, In shā’ Allāh, I may renew it afterward if they are still actively using it and if Allah allows me to do so.

No payment or anything in return is required.

May Allah swt make the Quran easy for all of us to memorize and benefit from.

Edit: No spots left sorry

Earning money through a haram way can sometimes seem so easy, while earning through a halal way can feel incredibly difficult. Let me share my experience. I’m not writing this to advertise myself. I simply want to share something that has been on my mind for a long time.

I started learning the Quran at a young age, and Alhamdulillah, my pronunciation and recitation were quite good compared to other students at that time. My teacher would often praise me for my recitation. That encouraged me to work harder, improve myself, and eventually teach the Quran to others.

Even today, my learning has never stopped. I am continuing my advanced Tajweed studies because I believe that if you want to teach something as important as the Quran, you should never stop learning yourself.

At one point, I started teaching children in my neighborhood and later decided to teach online. I joined an academy where I was teaching five students, but I was paid only 36 dollar not even 50% of what they charge from students. I was putting in a lot of effort while managing my own studies as well.

Most of my students were under 12, and they genuinely loved my classes because I tried to make them engaging through Quranic activities and interactive learning rather than simply asking them to read for an hour.

Eventually, I had to leave because the academy kept asking for more of my time without offering fair compensation. My students were disappointed, and honestly, leaving them was difficult for me too.

But here is where the struggle between halal and haram became real for me.

I had their trust. I could have contacted those students privately after leaving the academy and continued teaching them directly. I knew I had the opportunity to do so. But I had given my word that I wouldn't contact them privately, so I chose not to.

Sometimes, even today, I wonder what would have happened if I had kept those students. Maybe I would have had a small group of regular students by now.

But I know that earning halal means choosing what is right even when you have something to lose.

The reality is that there is so much competition online. Many people have built businesses around Quran teaching, while people who genuinely love teaching and are struggling to find students often remain unseen.

For me, it has never been only about money. It is about earning through something I genuinely care about, through honest effort and halal means.

I have completed courses in Quran and Tajweed, I continue to study and improve, and I have always wanted to teach what I have learned. I had to stop teaching before because of my circumstances, and for almost a year now, I have been trying to find students again.

I don't need dozens of students. Honestly, even one or two genuine students would mean a lot to me because I want to give them my full attention and help them properly.

So if you know someone who is looking for a patient and dedicated Quran teacher, I would genuinely appreciate it if you could connect them with me or simply share this post.

Sometimes one opportunity is all someone needs.

May Allah provide all of us with halal rizq, keep us patient during difficult times, and bless our efforts even when we cannot yet see the results. Ameen.

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

Does hifdh start to get difficult or easier with the last few? I have heard people saying conflicting things. Some say its easier because you get used to it. Others say its difficult towards the end because of mutashabihat. I want to know want to expect 😂

Je souhaite partager mon expérience d'apprentissage autodidacte de la mémorisation du Coran.

J'ai commencé à apprendre vers l'âge de 16 ans et j'ai tout appris par moi-même : l'arabe coranique, la récitation du Coran, le Tajwid, la mémorisation, la révision et même mon propre système d'indexation et de navigation dans mes versets mémorisés.

Aujourd'hui, j'ai mémorisé et indexé 1 127 versets coraniques, dont les sourates 51, 52, 61 à 65, 67 à 69 et 70 à 114.

J'ai également appris seul l'arabe classique/arabe coranique et je peux l'utiliser au quotidien avec une aisance raisonnable.

Quand je dis que j'ai appris tout cela « seul », cela signifie que personne ne m'a enseigné ni guidé physiquement. J'ai évidemment utilisé des livres, des enregistrements, internet et d'autres ressources, mais j'ai dû trouver par moi-même quoi apprendre, comment l'apprendre, comment le mémoriser et comment tout organiser.

Je ne partage pas cela pour me vanter. Je voulais simplement partager une expérience qui a marqué ma vie, et j'aimerais beaucoup entendre le témoignage d'autres personnes qui ont appris par elles-mêmes une compétence difficile en partant de zéro.

Hello,

Im looking to be able to learn the Hafs Arabic so i can read and understand the Quran. What is the best institution/school to learn from online?

Is studioarabiya good?

Thanks

The more I research this topic the more confused I get. There is no doubt that the ض you would hear in most recitations is the voiced pharyngealized alveolar plosive, or in regular words, "ط but you're vibrating your vocal cords." But many people say it has a "unique makhraj." So what is going on?? How should I be pronouncing ض?

I was wondering if there's anyone out there who can point me in the right direction

Assalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh

Do guys can give me advice to find someone who is strong in tajweed and can Listen my hifdh?