The Importance of Intention and Love for the Quran

Discussing the importance of 'niyat' (intention) in Islamic practice.
An example of a revered scholar, Hazrat Hafiz Abdur Rahman Saheb Miah, whose life was dedicated to teaching the Quran, even when paralyzed.
His ultimate desire was to continue teaching the Quran even in the grave.
This dedication highlights a profound love for the Quran.
Pious individuals ('Allah walas') recognize each other through spiritual insight, not just worldly credentials.
Maulana Rumi's analogy illustrates that true spiritual state, like intoxication, cannot be hidden, even if outwardly denied.
The common intention for reciting Quran is to prevent forgetting it, but this may not yield the full spiritual benefit.
The proper intentions for engaging with the Quran will be discussed further.

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