Best Reciter to do HIFZ if one KNOWS tajweed?

[Yusuf513Khan]

As'salaam'u'alaikum,

Does anybody recommend a recitor to do hifz with...meaning not to learn Tajweed purposes..

Just specifically to do Hifz?

Husary is too slow...others don't stretch the Madd like I'm used to (the ones that recite fast).

I've been using Mishary so far, but he's lightweight slow too (slow is good overall I know, but to memorize it's easier with a faste reciter).

Experienced people please respond. I'm talking about memorizing..not 4 tajweed! (Of course the reciter recommended should have good tajweed)

[Amatullah]

wa alaykum assalam wa rahmatullah,

how about:

-Abdullah Basfar
-Tawfeeq Sawa'igh
-Abdullah al-Matrood (maybe he'll be too slow for you)
-Muhammad Jibreel

The more I think about it, reciters with the tajweed recite slow, and the reciters that recite fast sometimes don't implement all the rules..like madd. wa Allahu alam.

[AbdArRahman]

Have you heard Abdul Baset Abdus Samad? He is not quite as slow as Mahmoud Khalil Hussary but not as fast as Mishary.

[alghareeb]

Originally Posted by Abdur-Rahman Al-Hallak

AKhi, I dont about you, but when I was memorizing I would listen to Muhammad Ayooub, but not the slow recitation, the taraweeh recitation from Mecca, when he lead prayers there...You can find his recitation on islamway under "Muhammad Ayyoub -from Haram".
For memorizing I dont think you can find better, wallahua'alam...

Agree.
He is one the Shoyookh of Alafasy.
MashaAllah, AlQari' Alafasy has been blessed with many things, including his strenghth/accuracy in pronoucaitions, and his beautiful voice.
You should try to listen to his recitations in the complete recorded version of the Quran that he did because it is faster than his normal (when he leads salh) recitation.



Everyone has a different style of memorization and I personally don't use listening as a method. And from the advices of the Shoyookh is that one shouldn't jump from a method to another. Stick to a technique that brings you the most benefit.

[Umaymah]

my personal choice would be for Muhammad Siddeeq al Minshawi, i love hi voice so much, i dont know why...i can really listen to him easily. and Mishari...second favorite.

assalaamu alaykum

[Ittaqillah]

Originally Posted by shahaadil

Personally...I use Huthaify before I start to memorize, because I like the way he makes every sound clear and his ghunnahs, etc are noticeable. However, I am not that much of a fan of his recitation (because it doesn't suit me), so after listening to Huthaify like a couple of times, I then listen to use Afasy.

However, I am not advising you to use two recitors, its actually better if you do one. But tajweed wise, I think Huthaify is good since he is not that slow either.

I second Sh Hudhaifi .....his voice sticks in the head for easier memorization

[heavens_scent]

Sudais, Shuraim, Salah Bukhater are my personal fav when it comes to memorizing. I don't know but something about their voices and recitations makes the ayat cling in my head faster.

for hifz i would not recommend Shuraim, Budair, 'Abdullah Matrood, etc.

ANY of the Taraweeh recitings.


Please take a look at these threads insha'aAllah:
http://forums.almaghrib.org/showthread.php?p=7946

http://forums.almaghrib.org/showthread.php?t=12752

stick to the 4 "REFERENCE" Qari's in Qur'an
(1) 'Alee ibn 'AbdurRahmaan Al-Hudhaifee
(2) Muhammad Siddeeq Al-Minshaawee
(3) Mahmood Khaleel Al-Hosaree
(4) 'AbdulBaasit 'AbdusSamad

[mehr_muslimah]

Originally Posted by Yusuf513Khan

As'salaam'u'alaikum,

Does anybody recommend a recitor to do hifz with...meaning not to learn Tajweed purposes..

Just specifically to do Hifz?

Husary is too slow...others don't stretch the Madd like I'm used to (the ones that recite fast).

I've been using Mishary so far, but he's lightweight slow too (slow is good overall I know, but to memorize it's easier with a faste reciter).

Experienced people please respond. I'm talking about memorizing..not 4 tajweed! (Of course the reciter recommended should have good tajweed)

Hmm..try Saad al Ghamdi
I listen to Sudais fr my hifz though.
Abu Bakr Shatri's good fr hifz too.
He's not too slow n not too fast---somewhere in the middle...v nice masha'Allah!

[mehr_muslimah]

try Nasir al Qitami too!
search fr him on youtube
he's one of my favourites