Muallim-ul-Quran - Making Quranic Arabic Easy and Accessible
Focuses on recognizing structural patterns rather than strict rule memorization.
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The paper concludes that the revival of the Muslim Ummah is linked to the revival of Quranic education. "Muallim ul Quran" serves as a manual for teachers to transition from traditional, often stagnant methods to dynamic, effective, and engaging teaching strategies. It calls for a curriculum reform in Maktabs and Madrasas to produce students who are not just reciters ( Qaris ) but also understand and practice the Quran.
The paper critiques the traditional "spoon-feeding" method of memorization. Instead, it advocates for:
The author integrates modern educational psychology into the traditional Maktab/Madrasah setting.
: The course uses context and patterns, similar to how one learns a mother tongue, making it accessible even for children and self-learners.
Dr. Ubaid distinguishes between mere reading ( Tilawat ) and teaching ( Tadrees ). He emphasizes that a teacher ( Muallim ) must not only correct pronunciation ( Tajweed ) but also facilitate understanding. The paper posits that the objective of Quranic education is to transform the character of the student, not just to finish the recitation of the text.
: According to the official Muallim-ul-Quran website , students can understand approximately 60% of any Quranic page after completing just six units (Volumes 1 and 2).
Digital copies can be found on platforms like Scribd's Muallim-ul-Quran Vol 1 or viewed via official digital flipbooks. Key Features of the QLB Method
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