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Is Quran allowable to read in all states without ablution?  This verse itself allows all to read Quran in all states without ablution- “ Indeed, it is a noble Qur’an. In a Register well-protected; None touch it except the purified.”  [Quran, 56: 77-79]   “ Indeed, it is a noble Qur’an. In a Register well-protected; None touch it except the purified.” [Quran, 56: 77-79] this verses are applicable to the version of Quran kept in Lahe Mahfuze but no not applicable to the version of Quran we read in the world because In the verse Allah declared that None touch it except the purified but in reality we see that the version of Quran we read in the world is touched by purified muslims and non purified muslim and people of hindu, christian, jews, Buddist and atheists. If we think that this verses are applicable to the copy of Quran we read in the World, then the declaration of Allah will be proved false Allah says that none except purified touches the Quran but actually worldly ...

Aadaab or etiquettes before and during recitation of The Quran:   Special attention was given to the Quran since the time of Prophet Mohammed Peace Be Upon Him. The Honorable Sahabah (companions) were also very keen on reciting the Quran and learning the “Aaadaab” (etiquettes) related to this Noble Book. The Prophet Peace Be Upon Him recommended that we complete the recitation in no more than 30 days, and not less than 7 days, with an absolute minimum of 3 days if someone is capable of doing so. There are  no obligatory rituals before reading the Noble Quran, except for having Wudoo’ (or ablution) if the recitation is done directly from the Holy Book. There are however, additional “Aadaab” (or etiquettes) which the Muslim is recommended to do, in order to maximize the reward and the benefit from the recitation. Here are the main “Aadaab”; with the first 3 points being mandatory: 1-  Wudoo ’ (or ablution): if the recitation is from the Mushaf (book), the reciter must have ...