Quran Journaling

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Has anyone done this?? It's a neat idea for those who like to write their thoughts out.

Steps to Reflect on the Quran

  • Read the ayah or passage in Arabic, then read the translation: To get a basic meaning of what’s being said in the ayah or section.
  • Read the Tafseer (scholarly commentary) – there are several English works of Tafseer available online through apps or physical books.**
  • Take notes on the parts that resonated with you
  • Come up with action points or practical steps to apply this knowledge or connect it to your reality.


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Check out more here: http://www.recitereflect.com/what-is-quran-journaling/
 
Nope, my arabic handwriting is equivalent to a 2 year old's lol. Can't take credit for that beauty.
 
Wa alaikumas salam.
This is a beautiful concept. This way we could practically implement the teachings of quran.
Making and maintaining the journal may be a time taking task ,but its truly worth it.

It will be nice if you telll more ideas on how to jot down notes/action points from the ayah and tafseer
 
BintYaseen said:
It will be nice if you telll more ideas on how to jot down notes/action points from the ayah and tafseer
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You could, for example, write down how an ayah makes you feel, how it resonates with your life, and the significance it holds within the surah or quran in general.
 

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