In the name of Allah, the Entirely Merciful, the Especially Merciful
The is a something unique about the Qur'an, obviously.
هو كلام الله المعجز على خاتم الأنبياء والمرسلين بواسطة الأمين جبريل المكتوب في المصاحف المنقول إلينا بالتواتر المتعبد بتلاوته المبدوء بسورة الفاتحة المختتم بسورة الناس
It is the miraculous speech of Allah, revealed to the seal of the prophets and messengers, by means of the trustworthy Jibreel, written in manuscripts, transmitted to us through an uninterrupted chain, its recitation is an act of worship, it starts with Surah Al-Fatiha and it ends with Surah An-Naas. [Ulum al-Quran]
To be with the Qur'an, a kind of companionship that is both grounding and transformative. A relationship that evolves with time, effort, and intention, shaping not only our understanding of our religion but also the rhythm of our days.
I want to be with the Qur'an. And I pray to be with the Qur'an.
To be with the Qur'an such that a measure of how good my day is depends on how much Qur'an it had.
Imagine waking up and knowing that the presence of the Qur'an, even in small moments, can set the tone for the entire day. It is not a measure not of productivity but of barakah, not of worldly accomplishments but of closeness to Allah.
To be with the Qur'an that it realigns my priorities and reshapes what truly matters.
In a world that constantly pulls us in different directions, the Qur'an is a compass, gently reminding us of what truly deserves our attention. It simplifies our lives, making clear what is essential and what is fleeting.
To be with the Qur'an that it gives meaning to my mornings and peace to my nights.
Whether it is reciting a few verses before the day begins or reflecting on its words before sleep, the Qur'an bookends our days with purpose. Isn't that what we are all seeking?
Meanwhile, I need to get bookends…
But I digress..
To be with the Qur'an that it becomes my companion, not just my goal.
This relationship is not about ticking off a checklist or finishing a surah. It’s about creating a bond—a companionship that you carry with you wherever you go.
To be with the Qur'an is that it quiets my worries and anchors my hope.
When life feels overwhelming, the Qur'an reminds you that Allah is near. Its words offer reassurance, a reminder that you have everything if you have Allah. Even if you find that everything is truly not figureoutable, you rest knowing that He is sufficient for you in what isn't.
To be with the Qur'an that a single verse feels like a lifeline.
Sometimes, all it takes is one verse to shift your perspective, to bring clarity to a moment of confusion, or to remind you of Allah’s infinite mercy.
To be with the Qur'an that it teaches me to pause, to reflect, to truly listen.
It is not just about reading but about soaking it, deeping it. The Qur'an invites us into a conversation—one that requires silence, presence, and reflection.
To be with the Qur'an that it softens my heart one word at a time.
The Qur'an has a way of reaching the parts of us we try to guard, melting away hardness and opening us up to compassion, gratitude, humility and submission.
To be with the Qur'an that it shapes my actions before it fills my memory.
Memorization is a noble goal, but the Qur'an calls us to live its teachings first. It is in the small, consistent ways we let its guidance show in our actions that its light truly shines.
To be with the Qur'an that it feels less like an obligation and more like my home.
Over time, the Qur'an becomes a refuge—a place you return to, not because you have to, but because you can’t imagine life without it. a true safe space.
This is not a finished journey. You do not just arrive at the destination. It is an ongoing one, one verse at a time, one reflection at a time. Just to be on the road to itqaan.
The beauty of being with the Qur'an is that it doesn’t demand perfection, only presence.
O! To be present with the Quran.
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Jazakumullah khayran for this beneficial reminder.
May Allah make us Ahlul Quran.