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[Abdullah5576]

Jazakallah Khair brother. While reading your reply O was shocked I had not thanked Allah for giving me the thirst for knowledge at such an early age! Alhamdulilah. I will try your suggestion of honey and I will make more duas. Insha'Allah I will obtain the Taqwa you mentioned.By Allah all I could ask for is this stutter gone for easier memorization and finally, enrollment in a madrassha (sadly parents won't let me)

[Shuayb Abdul-Khaaliq]

my younger brother,

Masha'Allah, may Allah reward you for your intentions and make it easy for your intentions to become reality! Ameen.

Alhamdulillah you are very young yet so it is a very good time to start hifdh, many of us oldies who struggle to memorize surahs wish we would've done more of it when we were younger. Allahu'Akbar.

So Masha'Allah you're at a perfect time age-wise, just stay dedicated and make plenty of dua, Insha'Allah you will be fine. Don't worry about the stutter, Insha'Allah it will go away as you grow older if Allah wills so. Implement as many sunnahs into your life as possible. Make miswaak one of your best friends, use it every time you wudhu, before each time you sit down to do hifdh, and as much as possible throughout the day. Use black seed oil and honey also, Insha'Allah those can help as our Prophet has spoken highly of those items and honey is even mentioned in the Qur'an as something which is very good for us. Don't think "how can miswaak, honey, and black seed oil help with my stutter", rather have yaqeen (faith, belief) that Insha'Allah by the grace of Allah these items will be mubarak for me and add an abundance of barkah into my life as well as take care of my stutter and any other issues.

Most importantly, just be thankful to Allah that He has given you understanding of the importance of deen at such a young age, when many others don't even know the basics of deen at age 13 (and even so much older). Hidayat (guidance) is the best gift one can get from Allah , and if you have that, my brother Insha'Allah you are golden as long as you stay humble, cherish this gift, worship & thank Allah in abundance, never let it get to your head, and strive every second of your life to live by Allah's commands and follow the way of His habib, Muhammad .

The main reason I wanted to reply to your post was really to quickly tell you something which popped in my head, since you mentioned wanting to becoming an 'Alim. I don't have the exact hadith so may Allah forgive the mistakes in my paraphrasing.

It comes in a hadith (paraphrasing) that once a man went to the Prophet and said that he wants to become an 'Alim of deen. The Prophet told him to gain taqwa.

The Prophet did not tell him to "study such and such thing" or "such and such is a really good school, make sure you go there" or "read such and such books" or "such and such person is a really good shaikh, make sure you make him your teacher and learn from him", etc. He told him a (seemingly) very simple thing, to gain taqwa. One can spend an entire lifetime trying to understand what Taqwa is and to really gain and acquire it into their life.

Insha'Allah keep that in mind and you will be the top 'Alim in the world if Allah so wills.

[Abdullah5576]

Asalamulaykum warahmatullah wabarakatu dear respected brothers and sisters.I created this seeking your assistance. I am young merely 13 and I have a stutter. The stutter has made it difficult for me to recite the words of Allah. I want to be a hafidh and 'Alim but with this stutter it will be hard to recite the words of the Almighty Allah.I always read the dua of Musa (AS) but its of no avail. I'm hoping one day Allah will rid me of this stutter so I may preach the deen of Islam as well as recite the beautiful Quran. May Allah bless you for taking your time to read this.

[Acacia]

May Allah (SWT) continue to strengthen you. Ameen. You provide a wonderful example of a blessing for us all to know that there are youth that strive despite difficulties. May Allah (SWT) help you with your speech and help you communicate with the clarify you display in your writing. Ameen.