Like I know all of the letters, can recite it smoothly and all, just don't know the tajweed well in terms of pronouncing which "kah" right, or when to use nasal sounds, or when to stretch a bit or pause, etc....
Can one even read Quran then? What about prayers as well when you recite fatiha so many times plus other surahs?
Re: Can you recite Quran if you don't know tajweed?
Of course you can as long asy ou are pronouncing the words correctly and know the various arabic punctuations and rules on how to read it. Tajweed covers all that but can also include how to specifically vocalise certain sounds in a beautified manner, i.e. how imams recite the Quran. A lot of people can't do that, they either have not learned or dont have the natural voice to do so. The most important thing is you know how to read arabic and follow all the linguistic rules.
Re: Can you recite Quran if you don't know tajweed?
Assalamu alaykum,
As long as you know how to read Arabic, pronounce the sounds and understand the basic rules and aren't making any glaring mistakes in your recitation, of course you can read the Qur'an, even if your tajweed isn't perfect.
There is some leniency on non-Arabic speakers. I mean, we should always strive to perfect our recitation as far as we can, that's out duty. I'm learning tajweed at the moment, I find it really difficult subhanAllah - all of my sounds are right in that sense but my accent and pronunciation is far from perfect.
Re: Can you recite Quran if you don't know tajweed?
Is stretching and such a neccesity too?
Like it's easier for me to do when I have the Quran in front of me, but when I am praying it is harder to remember the exact form of certain letters like, the different ka's and when you have to stretch and such. Like it's just mentally tough to envision each letter perfectly and when to stretch and everything and then on top of that think of the meaning in my head too...
So if I work on it but I cannot do it right away like the stretching and such is it still OK for me to recite Quran
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