What is the ruling of reciting the Qur’an without being in a state of tahrah?

Who wrote the Qur'an? What is it? Where did it come from? How did it arrive to us? Why do we need a new book while we do have the Old and New Testaments? These are only some of the questions raised by Dr. Morey concerning the Qur'an. Join us in this 3-hour debate to see how Dr. Jamal Badawi refutes them all as well as other misconceptions regarding the Ever-Glorious Qur'an.

What is meant be huruf (letters)? What is meant by qira’at (recitations)? How many authenticated qira’at that are used by Muslims today?

How could I understand the Qur’an? What are the practical ways to get familiar with its content? How could I be motivated to seriously invest time and effort in learning the Qur’an, through what?

What are the most remarkable books written in the field of sciences of the Qur’an? What do you know about `Abdullah ibn `Abbas? What do you bout the term Qur’an?

What do you know about the origin of the universe? What do you know about the scientific facts in the Qur’an?

Reflections by Dr. Muhammad Salah on some Qur'anic verses. And three advanced learners offer their recitation and he corrects their errors, if any. (Part 2)

Arabic alphabets & articulation points (Part 6)

madd & its types – (Part 3)

Here’s a new episode of Correct Your Recitation with Sheikh Muhammad Salah and Surat At-Takwir ...

Here’s another valuable lesson with Sheikh Muhammad Salah instructing us in reciting Surat An-Nazi`at 79, then he moves on to the tafseer of its verses.

Back to the characteristics of the letters (Part 4)

Iqlaab (Conversion) & Idghaam (Merging) – Part One

Idghaam (Merging) – Part Two

Huruf Shamsiyya (Solar Letters) & Huruf Qamariyya (Lunar Letters)

Exceptions – Part One

Exceptions – Part Two

Rules of Madd (Elongation) – Part Four