The hum, and the whole ayah.
Ever noticed the soft hum in recitation, like the sound in the middle of "sing"? Today, Qari Uzair shows you where it lives in Ayatul Kursi and how to know when to hold it. Then the payoff: the whole ayah, together, twice. Out loud, in your own voice.
Ten minutes, and the whole ayah at the end. Watch it somewhere you can recite out loud.
You just recited the greatest ayah in the Quran. Imagine a whole semester.
Four days took you from knowing Ayatul Kursi by heart to hearing it come out right. Quran Flow is that, every week, for the whole Quran. Short lessons, and a real coach who listens to your recitation and helps you improve it, gently and privately.
- One short lesson a week. Watch it when it suits you, on your phone.
- A coach who listens. You record yourself reciting. A real person sends you feedback. Private, judgement free.
- Ten minutes a day. Week after week your recitation gets stronger, because someone is actually listening.
Qari Uzair Abdussamad · Resident instructor
Three things before you close this page.
- 1
Watch once through.
Just listen for the hum, and where it appears.
- 2
Watch again and repeat.
Hold the hum where he does. Then recite the full ayah along with him.
- 3
Recite the whole ayah on your own.
Beginning to end, slowly. This is what four days sounds like.
One phrase at a time. One day at a time.
Come recite with us, every week.
This is how Quran Flow works. A short lesson each week, a coach who listens to your recitation and sends you private feedback, and your own voice getting clearer one phrase at a time. Enrollment for this semester has closed. Join the waitlist to be first in line for the next one.
See how Quran Flow worksQuran Flow is a program of AlMaghrib Institute.