Case: A student believes the Qur’an is Allah’s speech but assumes that this belief removes the need to recite, understand and follow it.
The Qur’an is truly attributed to Allah as His speech, while the servant’s recitation and voice are acts of the servant. Keeping those matters distinct helps prevent confusion about divine speech.
Acknowledging the Qur’an is not the end of one’s responsibility toward it. Reverence, sound recitation, understanding and obedience remain necessary. The origin of revelation and the response required of its readers are related, but different, questions.