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Every Page You Open Speaks to You: Don’t Be Afraid to Start from the Middle
Oct 30, 2025
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Facing the Quran, many people hesitate: Where should I begin? From the first page? From the surahs I often hear in prayer? Or should I wait until I have the “right time” to begin seriously?
This hesitation is common. We often think studying the Quran must follow a strict order—from start to finish. But in truth, the Quran doesn’t require us to read it sequentially. It’s not a novel with a linear storyline. The Quran is more like a mirror—each time you open it, it reflects your current state of heart.
Sometimes, you flip to a page, and it seems to be gently telling you to let go of a worry. Another time, it quietly comforts you in your struggle. This isn’t random—it’s mercy in action. Allah knows what you need and speaks to you through His words. You don’t need the perfect plan to begin. Start anywhere, and that’s the perfect start.
Many learners have experienced this uncertainty. Some began after hearing a particular verse explained. Others were touched by a line and started from there. No matter the starting point, it can still become your path.
If you have a Quran nearby or your app is open, just flip to any page. Don’t overthink it. Read a few verses and ask yourself: “What is this telling me today?” Then write down your thoughts in a sentence—like a journal entry. One for yourself, and perhaps one for your future self too.
Studying the Quran is not a one-time task—it’s a journey of getting closer. You won’t miss anything by starting from the middle. In fact, you may discover exactly what you needed.
So don’t wait. Open it now. Whatever page it is, it’s waiting for you.
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Mostafa
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