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(Suggested By- Zahid Jamil)
Muslims currently practice obligatory rituals in large numbers, however its impact does not seem to be reflected in their personal lives. Is it so as an average Muslim child, man and woman does not understand the true significance of the rituals they perform? Should it be made compulsory that some sections of salat are recited in your own language as well as Arabic? While reading of the Quran with translation is made compulsory, it would be more pertinent and valuable that study of the Quran be made systematic and divided into sections relevant to different groups of Muslims. That is, collections of Quranic verses relevant to children, adolescents, adults, women and men should be made available for study, rather than its recitation in Arabic only. Also, it is important that Quranic translation and interpretations are available for various groups according to their educational and intellectual abilities. This research papers will be followed by projects such as
COLLECTION OF QURANIC VERSES FOR CHILDREN
COLLECTION OF QURANIC VERSES FOR ADOLESCENT
COLLECTION OF QURANIC VERSES FOR ADULTS
INTERPRETATION (Tafseer) of Quran for people with basic qualification
INTERPRETATION (Tafseer) of Quran for people with university education
INTERPRETATION (Tafseer) of Quran for intellectuals