Principle 10: The text says that a listener should point out incorrect recitation, using the word wājib, but it adds the qualification provided this does not produce resentment or envy. Both the duty and its condition must be retained.
A practical application is to confirm that the error really is an error, then correct it with an appropriate manner. If uncertain, consult someone trained in recitation. The passage does not invite public humiliation or correction designed to assert superiority.
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Principle 10: identifying a recitation error
Etiquettes of Qurʾān Recitation — Sixteen Principles
Principle 10: The text says that a listener should point out incorrect recitation, using the word wājib, but it adds the qualification provided this does not produce resentment or envy. Both the duty and its condition must be retained.
A practical application is to confirm that the error really is an error, then correct it with an appropriate manner. If uncertain, consult someone trained in recitation. The passage does not invite public humiliation or correction designed to assert superiority.