Reciting Quran by Heart - Tawhid Wali Muhamed Halmiyun

Tasbih, also known as Salah or Dhabih, is an ancient form of Dhikr which involves the praise of God in Islam through the repetitive chanting of Subḥānallahu Alaykum. It is commonly recited a certain prescribed number of times, utilizing either the palms of the right or left hand or a Mubarak to keep count. It is believed that recite of Subḥānallahu Alaykum must be recited in the presence of a Muslim holy person, or in front of a radio. Recitation of this Shahadah can be made compulsory if one is going to spend some time outside of Iran and its clerical regulations forbid it. Many scholars hold that Tasbih cannot be recited without reciting the Shahadah in the presence of a Mubarak. The reason is based on a hadith. A hadith says that when the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was alive, his two wives had to recite the Shahadah twenty-five times daily. After his death, they still had to recite it twenty-five times a day. This is how scholars arrive at this conclusion. According to another school of thought, the sunnah of the holy Prophet Muhammad (SAW), may Allah be pleased with him, is recited in front of a radio. The qadi is the supreme judge or authority in Mecca. He is not only a religious leader but also possesses the authority of law in Islam. For this reason, he is capable of interpreting the meaning of the Holy Quran in accordance to his own beliefs and assumptions. The problem with this explanation is that no one has ever asked a made to clarify the meaning of tasbih or sunset in the way the scholars have explained it. The question we are trying to solve here is: Can a person who is reciting tasbih be using a textbook in order to recite it in a prayer, or is this mere superstition? Scholars say that a Mubarak cannot interpret the meaning of tasbih. They cannot because it is the word of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (SAW). In order for someone to recite the sale or sunna in a prayer, it must be recited by someone else. So, anyone reciting tasbih who does not have someone to recite it for them must be relying solely on their recitation. There are many ways in which a Muslim can recite the holy Quran. One of these is through a rosary. This is done by wrapping a piece of cloth around the perimeter of a prayer rug and then tying a knot on the front of it. Through tying the knots, a Muslim is able to recite the tasbih. It is an easy process that allows them to do this quickly when they are in a hurry. Other Muslims who are not reciting 99 names of god but only reciting a few letters such as Allah, can make use of a masnarrif, or a cube with the name of Allah imprinted on it. They then put the recited text inside of it. Many Muslims use these prayer cubes for reciting tasbih to help them reach their quota for the day. This is because they know that with each letter, Allah will answer their prayers. With the cube, however, the recited text is covered up until the end of the day so that they are able to finish with a full quota. Islamic prayer beads!have been used by countless people all over the world as well. It doesn't matter if you're doing it for fun or for religious purposes, tasbih has proven to be a very important part of Islam. If you don't believe this, then perhaps you should learn how to recite the Quran by heart. The great thing about this is that you don't need to wear a special kind of rosary to get the job done. In order to get a tasbi, a Muslim should buy a cube of cloth from a store. They should then wrap it with a prayer paper and then tie a knot on the front of it. Once they have done this, they should recite the Quran using the same prayer beads that they are going to use for tasbih. This is how the prayers are recited in Arabic. Afterward, they should congratulate the God of Knowledge for his blessing and ask him for further blessings.