In this short clip, Shaykh Ibrāhīm highlights a common yet serious tajwīd issue heard in some Tarāwīḥ recitations: the omission of Mudūd Aṣliyyah due to excessive speed.

When a fatḥah followed by an alif, a ḍammah followed by a wāw, or a kasrah followed by a yāʾ is not given its due length, an entire letter can effectively be dropped from the recitation. This reminder underscores the importance of precision, balance, and care when reciting the Qurʾān - especially in congregational prayers.

A beneficial reminder for imams, students of Qurʾān, and all those striving to perfect their recitation.

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In this episode, we’re joined by Mufti Liaquat Zaman, who opens up about his years as a student in Pakistan, sharing the challenges he faced and the key lessons that shaped his journey. With humility and depth, Mufti Liaquat reflects on the realities of studying abroad—from cultural adjustments to the rigorous academic demands—and offers heartfelt advice for aspiring students of knowledge.

🔹 About the Guest:

Born and raised in Birmingham, Mufti Liaquat Zaman is a respected British scholar and teacher. At the age of 18, he moved to Pakistan to study at Jamiah Uloom Al-Islamiyyah, Banori Town, where he completed the ʿĀlimiyyah programme over eight years. He later specialised in Fiqh at Jamiah Tayyibah, Karachi, earning his Ijāzah in Iftāʾ.

Since returning to the UK in 2008, Mufti Liaquat has dedicated himself to teaching, delivering lectures, and producing educational content that bridges the gap between scholars and the wider Muslim community. His YouTube channel and Anchor podcasts have become popular platforms for engaging youth and reconnecting them with the teachings of the Qurʾān and Sunnah.

Whether you’re embarking on your own path of sacred knowledge or are inspired by stories of perseverance and growth, this episode is sure to offer insight, encouragement, and sincerity.

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