How to Fall in Love with the Quran | Wisam Sharieff

The Quran was revealed more than fourteen hundred years ago. Long before cellphones and social media changed the way people consume the written word. Imam Wisam Sharieff leads QuranRevolution and has taught over twenty-five thousand students over the last twenty years. He joins Safiyyah Ally to offer advice about how we can fall in love with the Quran in an age of technology and distraction. This interview was produced with the support of Human Concern International.
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[@JenniMeer]

I'm not a Muslim but I do enjoy Wisam's channel. I'm learning so much about Islam and how to read the Qur'an in Arabic. 😁

[@raeesmhmd573]

MashaAllah

[@khadijahkamara727]

MashaAllah, God guide and protect you. Ameen.

[@koownmyo]

Cringe brah

[@Squirrellium]

🙂

[@whatidiscovered5470]

Masha Allah

[@kispangit3912]

For me a good way is to keep memorizing. Little by little. I am doing now An-Nur 35. Every week I add a sentence, and I use it in my prayers. So I recite parts oy Ayahs, every week a line more, until I memorize the whole Ayah. Then, I select another Ayah or a short Surah. And it goes on like this until Allah SWT decrees my end in this dunya, and I will be glad to report to Him on Qiyama how I treated His revelation. Subahan Allah, rabbi-l 'Aalameen!

[@amingtv5102]

please correct my reading of the Koran whether I am correct or no

[@aatikaahmed1000]

Kispangit Mashallah are you doing hifz

[@AhmedKhan49]

Masha Allah brother. It warmed my heart to read your comment. May Allah forgive you and your family and grant you Al-Firdaus without accountability.

[@amadubah8931]

May Allah guide this Imam. You can tell he is genuine. May Allah reward him with al firdous for such a beutifull passionate response that is felt in the heart!

[@Zurkan-pc6ot]

I’m almost 40 years, and I regret losing so many years not using wisely to educate myself and memorising Quran with understanding, pray for me for the start of 2022, this is my resolution to wake up early Am and work on Quran memorisation. Inshallah 🤲.

[@Ll_jfdk]

May Allah make you able to memorise and understand. May Allah insist you in this and grant you the highest jannah Ameen.

[@khadijafulan8308]

May Allah(swt) make the Quran the light of heart, the guide of our life and the sustainer of our soul. May understanding the ever-lasting wisdom be granted to us, and may it’s meaning penetrate our hearts and shape our lives. Ameen Ya Rabb!

[@afrahabdu3345]

I like his positive energy. Such a great teacher mashallah

[@islamcompletefavourfromall5701]

How will not fall in love with Quran while it's our rank in jannah inshallah and our decedent in akhirah

[@parwinali5823]

To know the meaning of what we’re reading is what matters!

[@LilFevre]

What an energetic video! I love this channel's content and I will try to find this guest's content.

[@watvid1]

Brother Wisam is amazing

[@alarafatlemon3219]

Cooool He really knows what he is talking about.

[@ramsterslife1947]

I met him today

[@bisharoomar153]

Abdul Raheem Khan who didnt

[@rayomaro549]

He doesn't he wants to make money of the internet

[@emkfenboi]

@@rayomaro549 Ok , Thank you for letting us now!.

[@mahmoud-quran]

Poli Saanam Myr don’t listen to Ray. The guy in the video is not in it for the money. He has free videos but of course he has a course. No issue in that

[@mouniazitouni]

Salam : ) To fall in love with Quran we only have to try to understand it. It might seem hard but with time we end up discovering more and more meaning in it. It’s truly a divine book that is full of wisdom a book that teaches us how to be and how to treat others, it has stories of people to remind us that God knows our lives and is with us wherever we are. I would say the Quran heals us by reminding us how close is God to us even though we don’t see him.

[@marufhossain1356]

The Quran 's rhymes are so Beautiful & Sweet that if one doesn't know meanings it doesn't make any difference Let's Read The Holy Quran on a Regular basis Aameen

[@mouniazitouni]

Maruf Hossain Salam, yes it is beautiful. But one needs to try to understand what God had to say no? You are wrong saying it doesn’t make a difference because God wants you to contemplate the verses which means the meaning. Do you try to understand the words of God?

[@marufhossain1356]

I didn't mean meanings are not required, I mean even if we don't know the meanings we feel so fulfilling by its words n rhymes, knowing meanings is definitely help much understanding the Holy Quran but just literal meanings may not be enough, to know the right n appropriate meanings n the context the Ayet is given is important otherwise the purpose may not serve Either way knowing meanings is definitely helpful understanding the Philosophy the Holy Quran wants us to know

[@mouniazitouni]

Maruf Hossain “And among them are unlettered ones who do not know the Scripture except in wishful thinking, but they are only assuming.” Bakara verse 78... As you can see to know the scripture you need to know the meanings not establish your beliefs on doubt and that is completely in accordance with logic. As for the context and other details I don’t think they are a must. The message of God is universal and not linked to time or place. The question is: Did we try to really understand the Quran? Peace to you :))

[@marufhossain1356]

@@mouniazitouni I don't mean the meanings are not required but if one doesn't know meanings yet the mere reading of the Holy Quran will server our purposes like one doesn't need to be an expert in knowing the Composition& their effects on our bodies,of medicines before taking it-- the doctors' advice is enough to take medicines,So friends let's READ the Holy Quran on Regular basis, Thanks for communications

[@marufhossain1356]

Memorizing/reading the Holy Quran on regular basis makes our brains work faster n help thinking NEW Ideas specifically if one studies Science/Mathematics it works wonders in one's thought process Let's Read The Holy Quran on a Regular basis.

[@browning_mafia_club]

Wowww just blown away with that hymn, subhanallah. Never noticed this could sound so beautiful.

[@UH_Madni]

Allah o Akbar! @Ustadh Wisam Sharieff....he is deep into reading the Quran....its not just the words or meanings....its the melody as well... May Allah SWT preserve him and keep him safe. Ameen

[@m.e.e2878]

Love The Showwwwwwwwww

[@sayangsarina]

Masyaallah this is so amazing. Wonderful, straight to the heart. Thank you Imam. I just want to run to my Quran and open it and read it and love it.

[@FaheemSait]

4:43 is gold. Who else agrees? Love to Imaam Wisam Sheriff from Chennai, India. Asalaamualaikum to all reading this comment. Congratulations to the host too

[@fatoulaura]

Masha Allah i love his energy

[@kandirussell5024]

Wow! Thank you again!

[@gonmana3862]

MashAllah thanks brother 🥰💕

[@hasnomacalin5820]

Masha Allah His recitation is so beautiful

[@L.Mahmood.A]

جزاک الله خیراً شیخ 👍

[@reasoning89]

Start reading with understanding. I am right now in love with it . I am trying to understand it day and night .

[@sherissehills2187]

This was so helpful🙌

[@abrahamfarraj84]

JazakAllah Khayr

[@sharifahnalugwa553]

Ma Shaa Allah

[@erniwahyuningsih7600]

Alhamdulillah, thank you for sharing

[@bestbrain8397]

Great!

[@sofiyaaliyu1330]

you can hear his excitement and that's it for me!

[@farazalikhan4570]

MashaAllah impressive

[@koretaw]

Masha'Allah

[@ahlulbaytthetruesalaf2724]

I love this guy alhamdulilah

[@uswanoor5384]

Mashallah 👌

[@SaintHochiminhAkioMingShanXiao]

Well said brother. Practice practice practice. All is coming. Believe in yourself is most important than believe in anyone or others. I'm a born Muslim. I love to read The Quran everyday in English/Arabic. The Quran is a great gift from Allah for to save humanity from evil or sin. Thank God.❤🙏

[@janganmarah8614]

beauty of sound..

[@nanungzula]

masyaalloh this make cry 😢😢😢

[@ssengoobashaffic9593]

Thanks

[@kifayatola6547]

Read quraan daily itself it will come correct inshallah

[@shrutialex1188]

wow man his teeth is so white...and i like his smile ...and presentation...

[@dustinn.4269]

I agree people need to read the Quran and follow it. It is Gods word, I feel people follow the sanah instead of what the Quran says. The Quran should supersede anything from the sunas and the Hadith.

[@eze1373]

‎السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته I love Br Wisaam however considering the question he was asked and the title of the video I disagree with his answer, yes he is correct In what he said to some extent... However His answer is too focused around melody and tajweed. You can’t love something you don’t know. Progressively, if a person studied tawheed, aqeedah to actually know Allah through his names and attributes, this would increase in emaan and taqwa and hope and fear of hereafter which would consequently lead to opening allahs book of guidance, secondly if a person studied the seerah pf the prophet صَلَّى اللَّهُ عَلَيْهِ وَسَلَّمَ and realised how Quran was revealed piecemeal, distinguishing between Makkan and Madini Quran, the differences and why, maybe study the book by As-Suyuti called “gateway to Quran sciences” this would give a person a solid foundation And a familiarisation and acquaintance with Quran. In addition if a person learnt some hadith on virtues of Quran and its recitation and its rewards and recited it with translation as if Allah is speaking to you personally, this will give you a personal relationship with the book of Allah. Wisaam isn’t “wrong” with his answer, however he could’ve answered it from a deeper perspective rather than focusing on melody and sounds. Likewise you see ppl mesmerised by a reciters voice at times yet little do they know the reciter is reciting ayat lf punishment which technically should move the heart to cry but because some ppl focus so much on melody they miss the context. Allah knows best. السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

[@watvid1]

As he said, he is giving an abnormal answer. Everything you said is correct and everyone knows that already. He's giving another perspective to it which may help people to start, once they have a routine, they can dig deeper. It's not a race to finish first, step by step

[@arsen.gaisulaev]

I wish this man was my friend

[@zainabcmw7716]

يا ريت كان المقطع مترجمم

[@yasser.internet]

Imagine you get a letter from the CEO of the company where you work (or the principal of a school if you're studying). The message is in a foreign language. What's the first thing that you would do? a. Listen to its audio recitation without understanding what it says b. Read a translation and study the message. If the Quran is a message from God to humankind, what do you think makes more sense? Memorizing the book or reading the entire book and following what it says?

[@ZAIMtheman]

But the Quran is different. For the message from the CEO there's absolutely no benefit at all in trying to memorize his letter whether you understand it or not, but Quran is THE WORDS OF ALLAH! There's reward for every EVERY SINGLE LETTER that you recite. Memorizing it elevates your status in front of Allah. Of course if you talk about what's more important, then I'd say it's to understand and follow the Quran. However please do not belittle those who memorize when Allah made it very clear how important that it.

[@albadji7390]

😊😊😊 !

[@hassanabdur-rahman1559]

Just read the Quran for understanding and guidance.

[@Magic818100]

I like to study it with patients and discipline. Not easy but not impossible

[@Magic818100]

@@chrisazure1624 I grew up in Christianity I went to Bible College. The different beliefs between Christian denominations then I started to get involved with conferences I meant a good professor from Egypt with he passed away, he was a Muslim and I was under his belt. I begin to Lawrence also about Islam but he also clear to me the difference between radical Muslims and those who are not radical he was very patient. He also begin to explain to me the different set of Islam. He gave tremendous lectures inside the Mosques. Then I started learning about Judaism I wanted to ground myself in all three religions I still today I study and study and study and I begin to see why so many questions even their own religion. I think when it comes to the Bible and the Quran we can all learn. and when I say all three religions I'm referring to why does Islam have different ideology in their Muslim gree with certain things and some muslims doesn't. just like when I look at Christianity I can see why there's so many beliefs I had to go back into history Centre the goal to see why people believe what they believe today so I'm starting to do the same thing with Islam and Judaism

[@Magic818100]

@@chrisazure1624 you are correct I didn't even realize it I meant to say patience Hahaha

[@Magic818100]

@@chrisazure1624 what other information there's nothing else I see here

[@naseemumar3074]

That is the spirit my brother, you will In shaa Allah learn.

[@safetaaganovic2411]

Eselamun Alejkum.mašallah,na hajr

[@shrutialex1188]

4:53 what is that ....vowels a e

[@hamudintl5849]

Not possible. We have to stop using mobile first and second Internet. Then possible

[@Nahid2all]

I know what you're trying to say (yup we need to cut down on internet/smartphone) but regardless of that, it is still possible, we need to be sincere little by little and Insha-Allah every one of us will get there.

[@kindlydols1215]

Who broke Ustadhs heart: ‘ none of you will’’ ‘’ who reads text’’ .

[@mumbleIntel]

I can't read Arabic, so does my intentions in reading the English translation count? I can listen to Arabic but won't understand anything.

[@mouniazitouni]

A- Aaron Salam. Of course you should read what you understand because the Quran is not a mere music it’s here to teach us.

[@mumbleIntel]

@@mouniazitouni thank you

[@iqraasif1515]

Meanwhile you sould learn how to read arabic.

[@mumbleIntel]

@@iqraasif1515 I am a truck driver, I am away from home about 3 weeks at a time. I am not able to take classes or have someone stay with me to teach me when I'm driving and working. I have just been diagnosed with a blood cancer and trying to take everything serious and do everything I can. I don't have a lot of time to waste but also want to make sure that I do everything possible to do correctly as much as I can. If I was working a normal job near my home, I would see if any masjids have available classes. But that is not an option for me.

[@mumbleIntel]

@@iqraasif1515 assalamualaikum sister. Inshallah I will make dua for you and take your great advice. Thank you so much.

[@mrcute4584]

Cat feels cool ouuu hurraaay

[@tomakram872]

I can't read ... 😔

[@aatikaahmed1000]

You should join a madrasa and start from qaida, inshallah one day you will learn how to read Quran

[@rayomaro549]

??If we ask the Qur'an to give us a chance to love. I don't understand you .may be I don't.

[@shrutialex1188]

cat feels cool ooo hurray...

[@bhb9926]

Read glorious Koran in the language of your choice so that you may understand it and apply its injunctions in your life. Glorious Koran was revealed in Arabic so that Arabs of mecca could understand it. So don't befool people by insisting that Glorious Koran must be read in Arabic.

[@mustaqimkhan8914]

Lower your gaze yaibn adam as

[@rayomaro549]

This brother is comparing Oprah to Qur'an he tripping.

[@omersajed9383]

Sister stop doing ur eyebrows and stop putting make up on in bublic or stop talking about quran

[@mulan2010]

Mind your own business if you don’t like her attire, LEAVE😤😤😤 Should people only start reading Quran when they are perfect? If that was the case no one would read it?

[@sallamansour9388]

So bossy. Lol

[@lionheart4552]

Half the Quran is plagiarised from Jewish and Christian scripture and the other half is complete nonsense.