How an Ordinary Person Can Memorise the Qur’an in 6 Months
By: Qāri Mubashir Anwar
Tags: Islam, Books, Quran

Assalamu ‘Alaykum, I’m Qari Mubashir

This is a story about what happens when you recognise that there’s more in this world for you to become. That you don’t have to have certain things to make contributions to the world. It’s a story about a journey from doubt to conviction. The story of my journey so far, but it’s a story that can belong to anyone.

The book briefly takes you through how I began my journey to memorise the Qur’ān. What happened, what I did and all I had to go through. My hope is that it reflects what an ordinary journey I’ve had, and one that speaks to many of you. I hope it also demonstrates exactly what goes into memorisation. I don’t think people realise the amount of work people put into memorisation. The book is not only relevant to Ḥifẓ but life too.

What you will learn

The #1 biggest mistake that hurts your memorisation efforts, and how to avoid it.

Lessons learnt at every stage of Hifz including (a) the start (b) the memorising phase (c) revision (d) teachers (e) the difficult moments and (f) productivity.

What’s most important to your journey, whether you memorise in 6 months or more

What others are saying

“It is filled with a lot of good tips and observations that will surely benefit many!” “I am very happy that you have created such a very important book.” “..the book was amazing.. reading it felt as though you had written some of my own experiences for me.. especially regarding the many different teachers and their manners of teaching and so on.. it took me many years to finish just 13 ajzaa.. yet last year alone I completed the remainder 17” “Qari has inspired me on so many levels and moved me to act” “I must say, Masha’Allah, it is beautifully written. Inspiring all others like me who are desperate for motivation.” “I don’t know where I would be without Qari at the moment.”

Who should read this book

The Preserver (The Hafidh)

If you are someone who has memorised the Qur’an but you are struggling to maintain things, this book talks about how to deal with such struggles.

The Memoriser (want-to-be Hafidh)

If you want to make better plans, decisions, find a method that suits you, this book will help.

Anyone want inspiration?

If you feel like it’s time to start working on your long old desire to memorise, this is the book for you.

Enjoy it on your favourite device

Paperback

Kindle

Computer

Tablet

Phone

About the author

Born and living in Manchester, UK, Qāri is a law graduate (LLB and LPC) who pursues legal, charitable, design and entrepreneurial activities. He dedicates much of his time towards various educational, social and charitable organisations/projects. He currently teaches and devises programmes pro-bono for children, teens and adults for several years. He has studied with various notable world renowned scholars from Egypt, Pakistan, Syria, Uzbekistan and Manchester.

Whilst also the founder of How To Memorise The Qur’ān, he is the author of “How We Memorised The Qur’ān: A Primer On Memorisation, Revision & Teaching” (God-willing). He is also a founder of The Blessed Hub, ImLegallyDesigned and LawChunks amongst other initiatives. In 2011, he was recognised as being within the most highly creative 6% of the population by a market research agency.

He started memorising the Qur’ān at a very early age in his home town of Manchester, and began reciting the Holy Qur’ān to admiring audiences in public since the tender age of 10. He completed the memorisation of the Qur’ān and thus became a Hafiz in Cairo, Egypt. Whilst in Egypt he was authorised via oral permission in recitation and sought advice from various reciters. He is known for his recitation of the Qur’ān and Nashids.

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