I have a friend who tends to stutter sometimes. He tends to stammer on some words. I was wondering if there are any Quranic ayaat to recite that can help him decrease his stuttering.

Answer:

We advise the person recite verses 25,26,27 of Surah Ta Ha in the 16th juz
of the Quran.

And Allah Ta’ala knows best

Mufti E. Desai

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