Demonstrating different maqamat - 1st ayah of surah Fatir 

Jazak Allahu khair

thank you, pls make dua that Allah accepts this and keeps us sincere

​@@IdreesAllyMaqamat I did before playing the video the first time, and I always do when re-playing the video :) May Allah grant you the highest place in paradise my brother.

wa iyyakum :) yes hijaz is definitely one of my favourites - has this sound of calling out and yearning

you're most welcome! glad to be of help :)

it is beautiful indeed

thanks and wa iyyakum!

@@patrickbateman4095 Why?

@@HashimAziz1 my bad it seems I've misunderstood. I thought they were saying the Quran isnt preserved

ameen, and may Allah bless you too!

For me, the one that gives you goosebump is the one you should choose (my opinion)

same here 😊

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Can you send a link for the fatwa

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surah al-Fatir, first few ayat. Surah number 35

wa iyyakum. So some treat kurd as the last out of 8 main maqams, others see it as 7 main maqams and kurd is a branch or type of fluctuation. There's no right or wrong per se it's just a matter of categorization, but I've always leaned towards the 2nd categorization, which is why when I do examples like these I don't normally include kurd

@@IdreesAllyMaqamat How many maqaams are there, including the branches?

do you have a specific example in mind? generally speaking any maqam has multiple patterns and multiple ways of being expressed. Someone could be reciting in the lower area of bayati and that would have a certain sound. And then if someone else was reciting higher in the maqam it might sound different. But once you know how the pieces are connected, you'll see that they're different parts of the same whole. Hope that helps :) but do send me an example if you have one

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wa alaikum assalaam, tough question tbh because everyone's different. You might really like a certain maqam, but someone else likes another. That's the beauty of it. If I could read between the lines - are you asking to figure out which maqam you should learn, if you could only learn one?