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Kouyate42
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I’ve been told that the Qur’an as it was revealed in Arabic, it is the duty of each and every Muslim to learn to recite it in Arabic.
And this is a query of mine- how many Muslims REALLY understand what they’re reciting? I’m not talking a ‘well, this is ayah 11 and this is a translation of what it means’’ type of thinking, I’m wondering as to how many Muslims can read Arabic as they’d read their own languages and actually understand the grammar and vocabulary meanings of the Arabic script.
I ask this because I have met Muslims who, despite being able to recite Arabic, don’t actually understand it at all as a language in its own right. I’ve also read Bosnian articles where it is argued that there is an unfair scholarly and religious bias towards Arabic speaking Muslims.
And this is a query of mine- how many Muslims REALLY understand what they’re reciting? I’m not talking a ‘well, this is ayah 11 and this is a translation of what it means’’ type of thinking, I’m wondering as to how many Muslims can read Arabic as they’d read their own languages and actually understand the grammar and vocabulary meanings of the Arabic script.
I ask this because I have met Muslims who, despite being able to recite Arabic, don’t actually understand it at all as a language in its own right. I’ve also read Bosnian articles where it is argued that there is an unfair scholarly and religious bias towards Arabic speaking Muslims.