Hafıza Uzmanına Sorduk | 15 Dk'da 300 Kelime Ezberleme Tekniği | Sinan Yılmaz
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If a person sent 10 pieces of information to their brain every second, even after 100 years their memory wouldn't be half full. The current system in Türkiye is completely wrong, especially the Arabic in Imam Hatip schools. I'm saying this here for the first time. If anyone says I'm making them speak, I'll put my signature under this statement; I was lying. If I were
n't a Hafiz (someone who has memorized the entire Quran), I could memorize the Quran in a month, let's say two months. I can't even remember what I ate yesterday. How can I get rid of this forgetfulness? Let me tell you this much: in the world championship, you have to memorize 300 words in 15 minutes. In
memory techniques, you never memorize numbers, words, or Arabic phrases. Memory techniques only involve visualization. With memory techniques, hundreds and thousands of math, physics, and geography topics can be memorized. Sounds don't disappear; they go into space. If we step back, we can hear all the conversations in history.
Welcome, sir. Thank you. May God bless you. How are you? I hope you are well. May God make us among the well-being. Amen, sir. First of all, our first question is: Who is Sinan Yılmaz, sir? Tell us a little about yourself. He's not a very interesting person, he doesn't have many things to offer, but his profession is
memory techniques. He spent 30 years of his life teaching this system, and in the last 10 years he completely focused on understanding the Quran and Quranic Arabic using memory techniques. I wonder if someone who is currently engaged in this can contribute to the understanding of the Quran and the reading of the Risale-i
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