Assalamu aleikum dear bloggers,
So where am I with this project? Well, early this year, I wrote this post https://papatia.wordpress.com/2014/01/17/how-to-start-reading-al-quran-kerim-without-embarassement/. But I started my journey a little earlier than that; 2011 to be precise. Slowly, I made small progress along the way and today I can read in the Quran masha’Allah with a few difficulties. But I’m not easily discouraged, and I take it as a great privilege that I can read something in this Noble Book. I am also happy I saw this day because of this hadeeth-sherif below, masha’Allah.
With curveballs year-round and mundane distractions we face as Muslims in these times, it’s a challenge to stay on track and realize all our Ibadat goals. I recently saw somewhere on a post that we are modern day martyrs and I agree. I think I am going to start using that word 😉 . So, as a ”modern day martyr”, it took me a while to finally read the Holy Book descended upon us during Ramandan centuries ago.
My goal for this month is to finish Suratul Baqarah and to continue reciting Suratul Ya-sin every Friday Allah allows for my late father and other people in the Ummah that passed away. Like the Muslimah mommy said in her following post http://themuslimahmommy.com/2014/07/04/the-muslimah-mommys-tips-for-mothers-during-ramadan/ , have realistic goals during Ramadan.
When I am done with Al-Baqarah, I will dive deeper for other surah and reread the Surah I already know in the Qur’an insha’Allah. I am excited! 🙂 May Allah grants us the knowledge, strength, diligence to pursue and realize our religious goals in this life insha’Allah, amiin.
Jazak’Allah Khair for reading,
Papatia Feauxzar
Between Sisters, SVP! 
Great post sister, and thanks for the mention! Keep going at your own pace, you’re doing great Masha’Allah 🙂
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Don’t mentionit ;), jazak’Allah kair for that reality check as well.
Will do! Shukran for the encouragements, houb salam ^_^
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Well done, My Sis!, insha’Allah, Allah will make you easy in your learning ( your Quran Project), that’s a great goal!, Uhibbuki fillah, yaa Ukhti!
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Amiin! 🙂 Love fillah.
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Alhumdullilah that is really good. I met a sister the other day who reverted a year ago, and it was only recently she memorised Surah Fatiha; listening to her was beautiful. Wise you all the best you Modern day Matyr 😉 x
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Masha’Allah! Anything about the Qur’an is always a thrill ;). I am glad the revert sister is progressing at her own pace and improving in this beautiful religion as well. Jazak’Allah khair sister ^_^ for the wish! Houb salam!
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What a brilliant post and what a great thought to help muslim reverts. May Allah bless you for your generous thoughts and actions. Islamic Scholar speeches
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Ameen, thank you! 🙂
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