Quranic Code of Conduct - A Guide to Etiquette of the Quran

by Hammad Ali Khan

This book covers the manners that a Muslim should observe when reciting and handling the Glorious Quran. The key feature which separates it from all other works previously published in this area is that, all the etiquette discussed are strictly derived from the Quran and Authentic Sunnah. Some of the topics covered in this book include opportune times for recitation, manners of recitation and handling of the Quran, plus a variety of other issues that every Muslim should be aware of. It also deals with many misconceptions surrounding the treatment of the Quran. To attain the utmost benefit from the Noble Quran, this book should be treated as a constant companion of the Quran and should be in every house that contains the Quran.

55 pages, Paperback

Published July 6, 2019

About the author

Hammad holds a Master’s degree in Islamic Studies. He utilizes different social media outlets to clear misconceptions surrounding Islam, including Facebook, Twitter and Youtube. He also runs a blog “Back to Foundation” on Wordpress platform where he covers different contemporary issues for people to benefit from.

In his free time, Hammad likes to try different ethnic foods and enjoys reading books on health/fitness and personal finance.

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Reviews

[Faith · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not what I thought it was going to be. I was looking for something more informational on what the Quran says and what the tenants are that Muslims are to adhere to. This was more technical.

[Pamela N. · Rating 4 out of 5]

A useful book

The Guide to Etiquette in experiencing the Quuran cites guidelines that if followed will help on achieve a deeper and more respectful meditation and prayer session. The book begins with a prayer, and then a heartfelt note from the author, and then provides a point by point summary of the text. Because Truth is always true - literally meaning truth is always dead center of the target - the tenets might be also applied to any serious endeavor of the mind or consciousness. Isn't the popular behavior challenge, "mindfulness," an example?" This behavior practice only reiterates what was written over 1500 years ago.

[Stacy Pelletier · Rating 3 out of 5]

Very informative and easy to read.