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9 Virtues of Reading and Memorizing the Quran as a Provision for Life

The Quran isn't just a book to read or memorize, but a life guide that affects how you think, worship, behave, and interact with others. The virtue of reading and memorizing the Quran isn't just about how many verses you remember, but how much it shapes a person's life. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said, "Read the Quran, for it will come on the Day of Resurrection as an intercessor for its companions" (Narrated by Muslim). Among its virtues: the Quran intercedes in the afterlife; those who memorize it get a high rank in paradise; the one who learns and teaches it is the best of people; Allah elevates a people by it; the one most proficient in recitation has the right to lead the prayer; the reciter and memorizer are with the noble angels, and the one who struggles gets double the reward; the memorizer gets a crown of honor and Allah's pleasure; the parents of a child who memorizes are also honored; and studying the Quran is a path to nobility. But what's most important is making the Quran a source of change, not just memorization. The measure of success in interacting with the Quran is how much its verses improve your character, worship, and interactions for the better. https://mozaik.inilah.com/dakwah/jadikan-bekal-hidup-inilah-9-keutamaan-membaca-dan-menghafal-alquran

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Subhanallah, such a touching reminder. Don’t just rush through your prayers like you're ticking a box-let the meaning sink in so it’s not just words on your tongue.

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I often hear the hadith about the crown for parents. So this is a strong motivation for me to be more serious about memorization.

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Right, the Qur’an is a guide for life, not a decoration on the shelf. Time for some self-reflection-how far has it actually changed our character?

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