Ten Qira’at Course

Course Description

This online 10 Qira’at course aims to help Muslim brothers and sisters learn the ten popular methods of reading and reciting the Quran through personalized online Quran lessons. Each Qira’at has its own set of recitation and intonation rules that may change the whole way a word is pronounced. Get a chance now to learn and understand the readings from the experts at Zadul Quran.

Are you looking for courses to learn the ten qirat? If you are a fan of science and Islamic studies, then you are in the right place that will guide you in the best ways that will help you to be more and more passionate about these studies, as we offer you the best courses, the best dates that suit you, and the most affordable prices.

What You’ll Learn From This Course

 The Companions went on reciting the Qur’an as they heard it from the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, while they were accompanying him. Al-Dhahabi mentioned in his book Tabaqat al-Qura’ that seven of the Companions were famous for reciting the Qur’an: Othman bin Affan, Ali bin Abi Talib, Ubay bin Ka’b, Zaid bin Thabit, and Abu Al-Darda.

And Ibn Masoud and Abu Musa Al-Ash’ari recited to Ubayy bin Ka’b a group of companions, including Abu Huraira, Ibn Abbas, and Abdullah bin Al-Sa’ib.

On the authority of these eminent Companions and their like bearers of the Qur’an, it was narrated with their readings by the followers, who set their eyes on the Ottoman Qur’an and adhered to what they received verbally from the Companions letter by letter, movement, and silence. Who are they:

With the passage of time, the number of campaigns of ten Qirat increased, and the ways of reading were multiplied until it reached about fifty readings, and this was about to be a door to some confusion on the tongues of the readers and among them was the glorified master, and among them was the imperfect who may be afflicted by forgetting.

This difference was a reason for a scientist to be abstract from the scholars of readings to contrast the many qiraat al Quran that was common in the Islamic world and to extract from them the correct and frequent readings for the nation so that the matter would not worsen and falsehood would become confused with the truth, and the reading of the Qur’an would become chaos. Reading and its Origins Ibn Mujahid undertook this great burden. After researching, balancing, and weighing seven imams of readings, he chose to make people follow their own path throughout the Islamic world.

The different aspects of the ten qirat

The difference in the aspects of the ten Qirat Quran is divided into seven aspects:

• The first of Quirat: the difference in movements only without changing the meaning or image of the word.
• The second Qirat of Quran: is the difference in meaning without the image.
• The third of 10 Qirat is the difference in the letters, the change of meaning, and the survival of the form.
• Fourth best Qirat: The change in the letters and the form without the meaning.
• Fifth al qiraat: The difference in form and letters.
• Sixth: The difference in introduction and delay.
• Seventh: Increase and decrease.

The Ten Qira’at:

• • Qirat Naafi’ Al-Madani (Madinah)
    Imam Malik (R.A) and Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal (R.A) recited the Holy Quran in this way. most of the time.
  • Qirat Ibn Katheer Al-Makki (Makkah)
    Imam Shafi, Al-Buzzi, and Qumbul recited the Quran in this manner.
  • Qirat Abu Amr Al-Basri (Basra)
    The two Qaris who preserved this reading manner of the holy Quran were Ad-Doori and As-Soosi.
  • Qirat Ibn Aamir Ash-Shami (Syria)
    The two Qaris who Recited with this recitation method were Hishaam and Ibn Zakwan.
  • Qirat Asim al-Kufi (Kufa)
    Imaam Abu Hanifa (R.A), Ahmad ibn Hanbal (R.A), Shuba, and Hafs preserved this recitation of the Quran.
  • Qirat Hamzah Al-Kufi (Kufa)
    The two Qaris who preserved this recitation are Khalaf and Khallad.
  • Qirat Al-Kisaa’i (Kufa)
    The two Qaris who preserved this way of Quran recitation are Al-Layth and Ad-Doori.
  • Qirat Abu Ja’far Al-Madanee (Madinah)
    The two Qaris who preserved this way of recitation are Isa and Sulayman.
  • Qirat Yaqub ibn Al-Basri (Basra)
    Imam Bukhari reported that he has recited in this manner of the recitation. Also, the two famous Qaris who narrated this recitation are Ruways and Rooh.
  • Qirat Khalaf Al-Bazzar (Baghdad)
    The two famous Qaris who recited this recitation are Ishaq and Idris

ABOUT THE COURSE

The 10 Qiraat Reading the Qur’an is one of the aspects of pronouncing the words of the Qur’an in order to understand the meanings and pronounce the letters and the well-known science of readings. Get information about these ten qirat of the Noble Qur’an and many different aspects.

You will learn different qiraat of Quran if you join our online ten qiraat courses.

Our Qiraat course goal is to be proficient in basic 7 qiraat al Quran (the most essential 7 types of qirat) and to graduate students with mastery of the ten qira in all its sciences.

The Ten Qirats are the ten famous styles of Quran recitations by the famous chains of authority. All Qirats derive their name from the famous narrator who narrates them with well-established and documented chains. All Qirats are recited by the master with all variants. It is a kind of recitation set, which the students then transmit to the teacher.

The ten Qirats are not the same as the different sounds and styles, rather are slight differences in pronunciation, letters, and movements. It is when you compare two different books of the Quran and find differences between them because each reading has its own Tajweed rules.

Moreover, the various Qirats of the Holy Quran are evidence that the Quran is a revelation from Allah (SWT) and has been preserved through the ages, as all of these recitations were recited by a direct and original chain of narrators going back to the Prophet (PBUH).

Given the importance of learning ten Qirats of the Quran for every Muslim in the world, ZadulQuran Institute presents the Online 10 Qira’at Classes for those Muslims who are either Non-Arabs or living in Non-Muslim countries.

WHY TAKING THIS COURSE

Do you want to master various Quran recitation methods & techniques? Do you want to study all known tajweed rules? You can learn all of this and more through the best online Ten Qirat course at Zadul Quran Institute.

10 Qirats represent proof that the Qur’an is a revelation from Allah (SWT) and preserved across the ages, as all of these Qira’ats have been recited with a direct and authentic chain of narrators back to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

Through the “Ten Qira’at” classes for both kids and adults, our certified Quran scholars will help you to take your Quran recitation to a whole new level, you will be able to recite the Quran perfectly and in many different ways.

Moreover, this course will endeavor to facilitate Quran Memorization; because the student read and recites Quranic verses many times and with different methods.

Utilizing repeated recitations, tests, and exercises, our Quran tutors will help you or your kids to excel in Qirats in a short time depending on the student’s age, background, and ability to absorb provided knowledge.

The persons to whom the ten qirat were attributed are:

1. Nafi’ bin Abi Naim is Nafi’ bin Abd al-Rahman al-Madani, Abu Ruwaym, who died in the year one hundred and sixty-seven AH. And Ibn Abbas, on the authority of Ubayy bin Ka’b, and among his disciples who were taken from him.
2. Abu Amr, the son of Al-Ala’ Al-Basri Al-Mazzini, died in the year one hundred and forty-five AH.
3. Hamza bin Habib Al-Zayat Al-Kufi Abu Omara was the mawla of Ikrimah, he died in the year one hundred and fifty-six AH, and he was one of the followers.
4. Abdullah bin Amer was nicknamed Abu Imran, and Abu Naim, one of the followers, took the reading from Al-Mughirah Al-Makhzumi, on the authority of Othman bin Affan, on the prophetic authority, may God bless him and provide him peace. Hisham, and Ibn Dhakwan.
5. Ibn Kathir al-Makki, who is Abdullah bin Katheer al-Dari, Abu Muhammad, met with several companions, Such as Anas bin Malik, Abdullah bin Al-Zubayr, and Abu Ayyub Al-Ansari, was the imam of the people in reciting in Mecca, and he was known for his dignity and calmness.
6. Asim bin Abi Al-Nujud Al-Asadi was nicknamed Abu Bakr. Assem Al-Asadi was well-versed in reading and had a good voice. He recited Ali Zer bin Hobeish, on the authority of Abdullah bin Masoud, on the authority of the Prophet – may God’s prayers and peace be upon him – and he died in the year one hundred and twenty-seven.