Omg. This video showed me my reality. I always sounded like a kid's voice with authority. Alhamdulillah just in couple of minutes I've learned so much from this channel. Alhamdulillah. Jazakallah khayran
Wa iyyakum ... glad I was able to help. Keep practicing this by the way ... our voices have "memory" and we tend to go back to old habits (like nasality) based on how our mind expects our voice to sound ... have to keep practicing until old habits are broken and new ones are formed
This is exactly same as what my shiekh (here in saudi arabia) told me to do when i had that nasality problem.. at the beginning it might feels weird a little bit, but whith practicing by pinching the nose while reciting will help a lot.. Jazak allah khairan brother..
It's just a feeling/sensation that you have to get by being self-aware. For example if you're being nasal and you pinch your nose, you'll "feel" that the sound is being blocked, and you'll "feel" where the sound is resonating and bouncing around. In the case of nasality it's bouncing around too high. So you need to imagine that you're taking that ball of sound and moving it lower so that it can flow freely out of your mouth. A bit hard to describe but hope that helps!
Sir I salute you. This is a brilliantly accessible way to test for, and correct, nasality. My job in IT involves giving advice and collaboration and I know that my nasality is distracting and undermines my authority. Thank you so much.
@loyalrobot it's not best to speak directly about specific reciters who are far better than us. As a general comment though, we can say that it's possible for someone to have a lot of nasality but still recite beautifully (in terms of their tune) ... this goes back to the difference in tune vs. tone which we covered in the ebook
I think we need more publication about this tutorial (including all reciting tune project). There are so many people searching about this reciting tutorial but its pretty hard to find on the internet. By the way brother, do you know any online reciting tutorial project than yours?
@myp786 let's walk through it again ... try holding your nose and say a word like "HELLO". Do you feel any major vibration in your nose? If you have low nasality you shouldn't feel any major vibration. Now try holding your nose and say a word like "NINETEEN" ... you should feel the vibration on your fingers because of the "N" sound. Does this work for you?
I don't know if it's helpful but sometimes I pretend I have a blocked nose and recite. I'm sure most people can do a "blocked nose" voice, right? When you get good at it then you allow noon and meem to come the nose though. I got this tip from a Tajweed teacher from Burkina Faso masha Allah - I think Tajweed is the only science you can learn without needing to know the same language as the teacher :-)
AsalamuAlaykoum Brother, How do you train or learn how to direct it to your mouth? My Allah bless you and grand you and your family Jannat Firduas! Ameen
what about when the word ends in a noon or meem? For example, SAJEEDEEN or LEEN is it ok for nasal sound on the "EE" before the noon, or should the nasal sound only start when you pronounce the noon.
Assalaamu ALAIKUM. sheikh my problem is.....I have a deep scratchy voice of which am not comfortable with anytime am reciting . sometimes when reciting i do enjoy my voice but a bit boring when listening to my own voice recording. what may be the solution?
Just happened to see this video. I have lots of nasality. Though I feel reciting is good but if nasality is cleared it can be more good. How can it be cleared?
Salaam brother, I have a natural vibration in my voice and I know for a fact that the sound is not coming from my noise but from my throat or voice. How do I control my voice?
depends how much of a vibration - if your voice is shaking wildly up and down, then that's a problem and it's something you need to work on controlling. See a video I have called "exercise: going up and down in pitch". But if it's what we might think of as a pleasant natural vibration, then that's a good thing!
+ReciteinTune i would say its a lot of vibration and almost sounds as if I'm doing ghunnah all the time. However, I am able to control the pitch but you see i have a deep voice and I need a way of controlling that 'pleasant natural vibration'.
if it sounds like you're doing ghunna all the time, then this is excessive nasality. If you pinch your nose when you have that sound, and it blocks/stops the sound, then you'll be able to tell if it's coming from your nose. Unfortunately via text messages like this it's hard for me to tell exactly what's going on
Assalmualaikum wa rahmatullahi wa brakatahu brother my voice is totally in nose u feel so sorry that I stop reciting quran my hubby n kids start laughing on me as my voice is in my nose
Walaikumassalam warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu..sis Allah give u dt voice Allah love to lisen ur voice recite for d sake of Allah not fr any others be grateful to Allah..
Assalmualaikum wa rahmatullahi wa brakatahu brother my voice is totally in nose u feel so sorry that I stop reciting quran my hubby n kids start laughing on me as my voice is in my nose please give some more tips to stop nasality
+Khawla Ahmed absolutely no one should be laughing at you, especially not your loved ones. Keep on reciting - your reward will be with Allah. Having said that, if you do want to reduce the nasality I would suggest just working through the exercise in this video, and another video on our channel called "Nose-Pinch Test (part 2)"
+Khawla Ahmed here's the link: czcams.com/video/_IsEkJDczvA/video.html You can also search in google "how to reduce nasality" or something similar - this is a voice issue, not a Quran issue so you can take benefit wherever you find it
Staar I've noticed that I started getting better at holding my breath after I had lost 35 lbs (I'm still like 15 lbs overweight) and after I practiced how to properly breathe and hold my breath using my diaphragm. Qari Yunus Desai from Azaadville also recommends his students to practice diaphragmatic breathing.
Omg. This video showed me my reality. I always sounded like a kid's voice with authority. Alhamdulillah just in couple of minutes I've learned so much from this channel. Alhamdulillah. Jazakallah khayran
The pinch test really helps explain the concept. I hadn't ever tried it with counting.
Wa iyyakum ... glad I was able to help. Keep practicing this by the way ... our voices have "memory" and we tend to go back to old habits (like nasality) based on how our mind expects our voice to sound ... have to keep practicing until old habits are broken and new ones are formed
This is exactly same as what my shiekh (here in saudi arabia) told me to do when i had that nasality problem.. at the beginning it might feels weird a little bit, but whith practicing by pinching the nose while reciting will help a lot..
Jazak allah khairan brother..
Do u let go of ur nose when reciting something with gunnah and then pinch again after
It's just a feeling/sensation that you have to get by being self-aware. For example if you're being nasal and you pinch your nose, you'll "feel" that the sound is being blocked, and you'll "feel" where the sound is resonating and bouncing around. In the case of nasality it's bouncing around too high. So you need to imagine that you're taking that ball of sound and moving it lower so that it can flow freely out of your mouth. A bit hard to describe but hope that helps!
Best tip brother
May Allah subhanahu wa tala bless u for this great work
Sir I salute you. This is a brilliantly accessible way to test for, and correct, nasality. My job in IT involves giving advice and collaboration and I know that my nasality is distracting and undermines my authority. Thank you so much.
MaaShaaAllah your videos are so halepful JazakAllahu khair
that was wonderful, jazakallahu khairan!!
Jaza'a kumullahu Khair Brother...!! keep them coming.
how am I just happening upon this awesome video? Jazak Allah khair!
thanks this really helped! Everyones telling me that i sing through my nose. Thank you!
May Allah reward you fi-d-dunja ve-l-ahireti !
May Allah reward you greatly
Interesting! JazakAllahu khairan!
Asalamualecom brother ThankYou that actually helped me a lot
ma sha Allah, shukran those tips can help
@nooremuhammad jazakumullah khair
masha allah ya ibn shabir ali.
May God bless you
JAZAKALLAH KHAIR.....
& again, lots of help! *hug.. thx so much
Jazakallah hu khairan ❣
@loyalrobot it's not best to speak directly about specific reciters who are far better than us. As a general comment though, we can say that it's possible for someone to have a lot of nasality but still recite beautifully (in terms of their tune) ... this goes back to the difference in tune vs. tone which we covered in the ebook
Thank you the test shows I do not have nasality
Jazakallahu khairan
I think we need more publication about this tutorial (including all reciting tune project). There are so many people searching about this reciting tutorial but its pretty hard to find on the internet. By the way brother, do you know any online reciting tutorial project than yours?
jazakallahu khayran!!!!!!!!!!!
really good
@myp786 let's walk through it again ... try holding your nose and say a word like "HELLO". Do you feel any major vibration in your nose? If you have low nasality you shouldn't feel any major vibration. Now try holding your nose and say a word like "NINETEEN" ... you should feel the vibration on your fingers because of the "N" sound. Does this work for you?
I have this issue but um struggling to train my voice to send the sound through my throat
AlhamdulIllah.
JazakAllahu Khayr for the tip as it did help me loads.
Abu Thawbaan al-Afriki Why do you have an IS flag?
@abuzubair000 @gaii90 @lethalelixir thanks for your comments ... glad it helped :)
Finding my way here too
I don't know if it's helpful but sometimes I pretend I have a blocked nose and recite. I'm sure most people can do a "blocked nose" voice, right? When you get good at it then you allow noon and meem to come the nose though.
I got this tip from a Tajweed teacher from Burkina Faso masha Allah - I think Tajweed is the only science you can learn without needing to know the same language as the teacher :-)
Nice video! Btw Idk if it works. There seems to be no difference whether I pinch nose or not?
I have natural nasal voice. And I’m struggling to avoid it during recitation.
Now its getting on my nerves !
I will try that , i hope it work for me.
jazakallah
AsalamuAlaykoum Brother,
How do you train or learn how to direct it to your mouth? My Allah bless you and grand you and your family Jannat Firduas! Ameen
aoa are u speech therapist do u have more videos related speech thrapy
what about when the word ends in a noon or meem? For example, SAJEEDEEN or LEEN is it ok for nasal sound on the "EE" before the noon, or should the nasal sound only start when you pronounce the noon.
technically shouldn't be nasal on the "eee" sound
and you too :)
@ Brother....I have nasality problem...n I tried hard to get rid of it but of no use....pls give me extra tips n practice to get rid of it......
Assalaamu ALAIKUM. sheikh my problem is.....I have a deep scratchy voice of which am not comfortable with anytime am reciting . sometimes when reciting i do enjoy my voice but a bit boring when listening to my own voice recording. what may be the solution?
Just happened to see this video. I have lots of nasality. Though I feel reciting is good but if nasality is cleared it can be more good. How can it be cleared?
czcams.com/video/_IsEkJDczvA/video.html
Salaam brother, I have a natural vibration in my voice and I know for a fact that the sound is not coming from my noise but from my throat or voice. How do I control my voice?
depends how much of a vibration - if your voice is shaking wildly up and down, then that's a problem and it's something you need to work on controlling. See a video I have called "exercise: going up and down in pitch". But if it's what we might think of as a pleasant natural vibration, then that's a good thing!
+ReciteinTune i would say its a lot of vibration and almost sounds as if I'm doing ghunnah all the time. However, I am able to control the pitch but you see i have a deep voice and I need a way of controlling that 'pleasant natural vibration'.
if it sounds like you're doing ghunna all the time, then this is excessive nasality. If you pinch your nose when you have that sound, and it blocks/stops the sound, then you'll be able to tell if it's coming from your nose. Unfortunately via text messages like this it's hard for me to tell exactly what's going on
+ReciteinTune okay thats fine and is it okay if I send you a recording to make things clear?
When I pinch my nose, there is no difference in my voice.....What does that mean?
must mean that your sound is coming properly from your mouth (i.e. you have little/no nasality) ... which is good!
Assalmualaikum wa rahmatullahi wa brakatahu
brother my voice is totally in nose
u feel so sorry that I stop reciting quran
my hubby n kids start laughing on me as my voice is in my nose
Walaikumassalam warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu..sis Allah give u dt voice Allah love to lisen ur voice recite for d sake of Allah not fr any others be grateful to Allah..
Assalmualaikum wa rahmatullahi wa brakatahu
brother my voice is totally in nose
u feel so sorry that I stop reciting quran
my hubby n kids start laughing on me as my voice is in my nose
please give some more tips to stop nasality
+Khawla Ahmed absolutely no one should be laughing at you, especially not your loved ones. Keep on reciting - your reward will be with Allah. Having said that, if you do want to reduce the nasality I would suggest just working through the exercise in this video, and another video on our channel called "Nose-Pinch Test (part 2)"
+Khawla Ahmed here's the link: czcams.com/video/_IsEkJDczvA/video.html
You can also search in google "how to reduce nasality" or something similar - this is a voice issue, not a Quran issue so you can take benefit wherever you find it
even shaykh ali jaber rh. has nasalation
Do you know why I get tired when I recite beautifully haha I get out of breath, and I recite just 3-5 ayah😐
Staar
I've noticed that I started getting better at holding my breath after I had lost 35 lbs (I'm still like 15 lbs overweight) and after I practiced how to properly breathe and hold my breath using my diaphragm. Qari Yunus Desai from Azaadville also recommends his students to practice diaphragmatic breathing.