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    The document discusses the number of verses in the Quran according to different views: 1) Most say there are 6,236 verses excluding Bismillah, and 6,349 including Bismillah. However, some Shia sources say there are 6,239 verses. 2) Differences in numbers arise from varying punctuation or opinions on whether certain verses should be combined or separated. 3) Proper etiquette for reading the Quran includes being in a state of ritual purity (wudu), sitting respectfully, reading slowly and clearly, reflecting on the meaning, and treating it with utmost respect as the word of Allah.

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    The document discusses the number of verses in the Quran according to different views: 1) Most say there are 6,236 verses excluding Bismillah, and 6,349 including Bismillah. However, some Shia sources say there are 6,239 verses. 2) Differences in numbers arise from varying punctuation or opinions on whether certain verses should be combined or separated. 3) Proper etiquette for reading the Quran includes being in a state of ritual purity (wudu), sitting respectfully, reading slowly and clearly, reflecting on the meaning, and treating it with utmost respect as the word of Allah.

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    The document discusses the number of verses in the Quran according to different views: 1) Most say there are 6,236 verses excluding Bismillah, and 6,349 including Bismillah. However, some Shia sources say there are 6,239 verses. 2) Differences in numbers arise from varying punctuation or opinions on whether certain verses should be combined or separated. 3) Proper etiquette for reading the Quran includes being in a state of ritual purity (wudu), sitting respectfully, reading slowly and clearly, reflecting on the meaning, and treating it with utmost respect as the word of Allah.

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    Answers Week 3

    a) Mummy
    1) 6236 excluding Bismill Allah 6349 including it

    2) depends where the recitor starts and stops

    3) a) Cannot touch without wudu

    B) Read slow and rhymic tone

    c) Read Qur'an often

    D) Listen with attention when recited

    b) Chee
    1) 6236 or 6349

    2) 6349 includes Bismillah

    3) Wuzu- , Sit with respect , read slowly and clearly,

    c) Hasan
    1) 6,236 excluding Bismillah

    6,349 including Bismillah

    2) Differences arising due to different individuals thinking the Quran should be in a specific order which
    also led on to then them stating certain ayat’s should be as one longer ayat or shorter one. Reports of
    there being 17,000 verses of the Quran sent down. Some say some ayats (I think some even say 2
    surahs) are missing now (false from our belief tho)

    There are references in Bukhari and those books about verses being deleted as well but again we believe
    this to be incorrect

    3) Be in wudhoo at all times be it reading or listening

    Do not speak whilst Quran is being recited

    Try to follow along, if you can follow in English it may be more beneficial as you can understand what is
    being said
    If you struggle to then pick out a verse that has been recited and ponder over it to try to understand it,
    not from a “story book reading” approach but life and practical approach - how can this verse help me in
    my life or situation at the moment

    Do not abandon the Quran and only bring out for festivities, it is a guide that has been sent so try to
    refer to it as much as possible. But before you do this you have to try to start building a relationship with
    it. Read an ayat a day at first. Try to think on it throughout the day. You will see the Quran can be
    reflected on ur life and this is, as I understand it, what it means when scholars say “the Quran will speak
    to u”

    d) Masumah Mami
    1. Majority view is 6, 666 verses in Quean. 6,236 excluding Bismillah.

    2. Reason behind difference in number of verses could be due to how the Punctuation was done.

    3. Etiquette if reading Quran. Should recite with wuzoo. Read slowly and clearly without rushing.

    e) Athif Bhai
    For q1 and 2 I’ve seen differences. Myth of 6666 but number is 6236 excluding bismillah and 6348 inc.

    But I’ve also seen someone say that Shia have said 6239? Not sure but none of these sources are
    necessarily I could say credible

    f) Hasnain
    The verses in the Glorious Quran are 6349 but other opinions are 6236 this is due to some opinions do
    not include Bismillah as a verse.

    g) Junu Bhai
    Q1. No. Verses 6349 Q2. Some say 6666 where others say 6236 - however 6236 does not include
    Bismillah. Could also be that some people did not the beginning or end of the verse. Q3 Etiquettes - its
    The word of Allah swt so we should give upmost respect to Quran. Be in Wudhu as it is a good spiritual
    start, be in a tahir state and place. Not with feet out or lying in bed as it is a book like no other. Read and
    reflect in a humble manner - ultimately these are the words of our creator that we should try to reflect
    and act upon.

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