There's one day in a year, where specific muslims must miss the Maghrib Salah on purpose, and pray it with Esha Salah, later that night. Which day is that?

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Practicing shorter amounts like 1 line multiple times is the key here. Also, make them aware of their time by timing them on a line at the end of a practising session once a day. This will make them want to break their own records. As a rule of thumb, a readers reading speed is fine when they can read the amount of Surah Kawthar in a maximum of 12 seconds.

Everyone here is pushing toward something more sales, more clarity, more discipline, more consistency.But let’s be real for a second… We all have that one roadblock we keep pretending isn’t there. You know the one I mean the thing slowing you down but you keep saying “I’ll deal with it later.”Later never comes and the roadblock keeps winning. So let’s flip the script TODAY. What’s ONE roadblock you’ve been avoiding… that you’re finally ready to admit? Could be: - Procrastination - Fear of failing - No clear direction - Low energy - Lack of consistency - Overthinking - Not asking for help Whatever it is drop it.Someone in this community probably beat the exact same roadblock last week. Comment yours below.Then reply to ONE person with how you would handle theirs.Let’s turn this into a breakthrough thread.

A good way is to keep repeating a single line until you can read it in one breath. When you've done that, move on to the next line. Also, rather than reading 1 page 10 times, read each line 10 times before moving on to the next line. It takes no extra time, but your fluency will improve.