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…Recite the Qur'an in slow, measured rhythmic tones. (Al-Muzzammil : 4).
Al-Bara Ibn Azib told from God's messenger said: “Beautify the Qur’an with your voices, for the beautiful voice increases the beauty of the Qur’an.” (Abu Dawood, 8, Hadith 1468; Ibn Majah, 5, Hadith 1342).
Regarding those instructions extracted from the Holy Qur’an and our beloved Prophet words we have prepared this booklet with the main aim to be helpful for our dear readers on the way of learning Tadjwid which in the context of the recitation of the Quran, tajwīd (Arabic: تجويد tajwīd,) is a set of rules for the correct pronunciation of the letters with all their qualities and applying the various traditional methods of recitation (Qira'at). Technically, tajwīd means giving every letter its right in reciting the Qur'an.

The teaching of the memorization of the Koran (Hafiz) occupies an important place in the Muslim education. This education may differ from country to country and even from continent to continent. The program you have in hand, prepared on the basis of the Hafiz method of education, is widely used in Turkey. This method is based on the principle of concluding the total reading of the Quran by memorizing each Juz starting from the end and then reinforcing the previous memorizations by repeating them in the following readings, with an average interval of 25-35 days. With this method, the student can, according to his abilities, complete his memorization in the shortest possible time and in the most solid way. Although experts have different opinions on the methods, there is a consensus that the ideal age to learn how to become Hafiz is early childhood. In this system, which is considered together with the school, the most favourable period is that of pupils aged 11 to 15 years. (Those who have completed primary school 4-5). The Hafiz roadmap consists of 8 successive stages. The lessons and contents of each stage of the roadmap have been placed, taking into account the process of education of the hafiz with the school, in the program in the form of a "general table of distribution of lessons according to the stages ".

Allah, glory unto Him, created us in the best appearance, with a pure heart. Allah, glory unto him, has sent prophets and books and through them invites us to His Paradise. He wants us to return to Paradise, to the purest and most exceptional form of life, in a character that is worthy of that purity. He expects us to be delicate and sensitive Muslims with good manners.
After true faith, deeds of worship offered purely for the sake of the Almighty and observing what is permissible and impermissible, there come the principles of morality commanded by our Lord. There are further points of sensitivity and elegance within these general moral principles which we call manners. Manifesting these sensitivities and courtesy to other members of society is called “etiquette (Adāb al-Muasharah) or good manners”
This is what is explained in detail in this book which is in your hands.
We wish you profit and good life after having read this book.