I just wanted to quickly share what I found on youtube which really helped me get motivated to learn the Qur'an and I hope it will help you out too insha Allah. I don't know how many people have seen this but it's called "Traveler with the Qur'an" and if there is anyone out there who maybe needs a push or motivation to learn Qur'an then this should help as it help me by the permission of Allah swt.
I hope this brings good so at least 1 person inshallah. May Allah swt guide us and give us people to be the people of the Quran. Ameen.
My motivation to try and learn more Qur'an, though I don't do it often, is that I heard somewhere before that for every verse one learns from the Qur'an, they are raised to another level in Paradise when they pass away. The more verses you memorize, the more levels you progress. I really liked hearing that.
Anything is good if it will motivate you to read the Quran, understand it, take guidance from it and implement them.
For me it was the fact that many things were quoted as coming from the quran and I finally decided to read it for myself. In all 3 different transliterations over a period of one and a half years. Amongst the things I found interesting was the practice of 'wuduk'. Ayat 5:6 states the face, arms to the elbow, part of the head and feet. I understand that being the minimal. What I mean to say is that you don't need a reason to read it. Find out for yourself. Or just flick through the index and read up on subjects of interest there...
Holy Quran is a great leader for every issue or every problem in human life. Holy Quran is a first and last book of righteousness. Human nature bring a change in your thoughts and your believes through a great inventions. You’re all inventions and human nature is under to a God roles and regulation. Allah Almighty explains your all hidden benefits in Quran and closes the all education and human needs in this book. Because Allah Almighty is great and he is always know about yourself.
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