
Home » Hanafi Fiqh » ShariahBoard.org » Assalamu alaikum, I understand that we are not in the best of the time where every child can go and learn his deen from Ulema and goes on his with life with whatever career he wants to preserve. But is it correct to discourage people to read the translations of the Holy Quran (As it is done in India), I totally understand that there can be pitfalls by reading and interpreting on your own but does that justify not reading at all and never knowing what is there in Holy Quran and just keep reading for the baraka. If you justify saying you might interpret wrong what about the arabs who don’t speak/understand the classical arabic anymore. If today’s arabs read quran or recite in salath, they only understand bits and pieces. There is a more chance of misinterpreting here. what should they do?
Assalamu alaikum, I understand that we are not in the best of the time where every child can go and learn his deen from Ulema and goes on his with life with whatever career he wants to preserve. But is it correct to discourage people to read the translations of the Holy Quran (As it is done in India), I totally understand that there can be pitfalls by reading and interpreting on your own but does that justify not reading at all and never knowing what is there in Holy Quran and just keep reading for the baraka. If you justify saying you might interpret wrong what about the arabs who don’t speak/understand the classical arabic anymore. If today’s arabs read quran or recite in salath, they only understand bits and pieces. There is a more chance of misinterpreting here. what should they do?
