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1390. It was reported from Yazid bin 'Abdullāh, from 'Abdullāh bin 'Amr, that he said: "O Messenger of Allāh, in how many days should I recite the Qur'ān?" He replied: "In one month." I said: "I am capable of more!" — and Abū Mūsā repeated this statement[1] — and he made it less until he said: "Recite it in seven." So he said: 'I am capable of more!' But he said: "He who recites it in less than three (days) will not understand it." (Ṣaḥīḥ)
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The Qur'ān should not just be recited or read. It should also be understood. Recitation, much or little, should be coupled with proper comprehension. One who merely reads it, will, no doubt, be rewarded for just reading the text but, none the less, the need to comprehend and grasp its meaning is obvious.