أخطاء لا تنتبهين لها تعيق حفظك للقرآن!

How many times have you held the Quran and said to yourself, "I will start memorizing today"? You read and repeated, you worked hard, but when the time came to recite, you felt as if you had not memorized anything. You wondered to yourself, "Is my memory weak, or am I not qualified to memorize?" The truth is that

many women who memorize the Quran experience the same situation, not due to a weakness of intellect or lack of effort, but because there are hidden psychological and mental obstacles that hinder memorization without us realizing it. In this segment, I will share seven of these obstacles with real-life examples and practical, tried-and-tested solutions, God willing. Let's begin, with God's

blessings. First, the absence of intention and a clear goal. Always ask yourself, " Why am I memorizing the Quran? I'm not memorizing to be praised or to be admired. I'm not memorizing for a teacher, a grade, or a position. I'm memorizing to read, to ascend, and to recite as you used to recite in this world, for your

status is determined by the last verse you recite. So, correct your intention and make it purely for God Almighty. Renew your intention in every session: 'O God, make this memorization purely for Your noble countenance.' Link your memorization to a higher goal: to be among the people of the Quran, to adorn my parents with the crown of

honor, to teach others. And during times of lethargy, remind yourself of the goal." Second, negative psychological barriers: " My memory is weak," "This surah is difficult," "I won't be able to do it." These statements are not facts, but rather gateways. For mental failure, before she started, a student used to say that Surah Al-Baqarah was difficult, but she divided it into