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How the Salaf studied the Quran
Abdullâh b. Mas’ûd – Allâh be pleased with him – said:
When a man amongst us learned ten verses [of the Quran], he would not move on [to the next verses] until he had understood their meanings and how to act by them.
Al-Tabarî, Al-Tafsîr 1:80. Shaykh Ahmad Shâkir graded its chain of transmission sahîh.
Abû ‘Abd Al-Rahmân Al-Sulamî said:
Those who used to teach us the Quran (the Companions) told us that they used to learn the Quran from the Prophet – Allâh’s peace and blessings be upon him; when they had learnt ten verses they would not move on until they put into practice what was in them. So we learnt knowledge and deeds (implementation) together.
Ibid. Shaykh Ahmad Shâkir graded its chain of transmission sahîh also.
March 21, 2010 - الأحد 07 ربيع الثاني 1431
Topics: Good deeds, Quran, knowledge, tafsir
Names: 'Abdullah b. Mas’ûd
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Jazakallah for posting. what we can learn from this is that its not just enuf to memorize the verses of quran,,but to implenment wt is in it n practicalise it in our daily life.
May Allah guide us through the righteous path.
Jazakallah for this beneficial knowledge. Let us examine ourselves and find our
shortcomings, and improve ourselves by reading the Quran and understanding it and translating into action.May Allah guide us all and keep us steadfast on the Quran and Sunnah according to the understanding of our Pious Predecessors.