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Question:

Some children have joined us after studying the Holy Qur’an elsewhere. They have completed 25 or 27 Paras, but their Manzil is weak. What should be done in such a case? Should they complete the Qur’an or not?

Answer:

In this situation, the best and most balanced approach is to continue both the regular lesson (Sabq) and Manzil side by side, following the normal teaching sequence.
If the lesson is stopped and the child is asked to focus only on memorizing Manzil, it may cause difficulty and stress for both the child and the parents. In some cases, parents may even consider moving the child to another institute.
Similarly, telling children to “just complete the Qur’an quickly and memorize Manzil later” is also not advisable, as this often leads to complete negligence of Manzil.
Therefore, the most effective method is to:
Continue listening to Manzil regularly
Keep the daily lesson ongoing
By the time the Qur’an is completed, at least ten Paras of Manzil usually become strong. After completing the Qur’an, the remaining portions can be strengthened through revision (Daur) and repetition, which becomes easier for the child.
This approach not only makes memorization easier but also helps maintain a strong and lasting connection with the Holy Qur’an.
This method of teaching is based on wisdom, balance, and experience.

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