Juz Amma Trace
Juz Amma Trace
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Authenticated Uthmani handwritten Juz Amma, incorporating the traceable method. This exclusive 15-Line International Edition features the official Medina naskh script.
If given as a gift, it is hoped that it may benefit both the giver and the recipient in the Hereafter.
Seven (at least) benefits of Juz Amma Trace:
1. To spend more time with the Quran by reading, writing, and contemplating Allah's words, knowing that there is reward for each letter that is read and written.
2. To develop the skill in writing Arabic with precision.
3. To expand one's Quranic vocabulary.
4. To revise one's memorisation and fortify Quranic memory by writing and reciting, as is customary in Quran seminaries throughout North Africa in countries such as Mauritania and Morocco.
5. To accomplish the writing of the entire Juz Amma.
6. To attain mindfulness and relief from stress by the practice of sacred calligraphy as a therapeutic method
7. To have one's hands be witness to this beautiful activity on the Day of Judgement, when the tongues, hands and feet bear witness to what they used to do.
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If given as a gift, it is hoped that it may benefit both the giver and the recipient in the Hereafter.
Seven (at least) benefits of Juz Amma Trace:
1. To spend more time with the Quran by reading, writing, and contemplating Allah's words, knowing that there is reward for each letter that is read and written.
2. To develop the skill in writing Arabic with precision.
3. To expand one's Quranic vocabulary.
4. To revise one's memorisation and fortify Quranic memory by writing and reciting, as is customary in Quran seminaries throughout North Africa in countries such as Mauritania and Morocco.
5. To accomplish the writing of the entire Juz Amma.
6. To attain mindfulness and relief from stress by the practice of sacred calligraphy as a therapeutic method
7. To have one's hands be witness to this beautiful activity on the Day of Judgement, when the tongues, hands and feet bear witness to what they used to do.