This year I finally bought my first books. I always wanted to read books but hamary gharon mai unfortunately academics k ilawa hr kitab ko bachon k liye waste of time samjha jata hai, "pehly school ki kitabein prh lo phir kuch or prhna" I was always a topper student but I always wanted to try new things and learn stuff that they don't teach you in schools. My interests were always very diverse, philosophy, literature, psychology, science, islamic history etc. This year I started readinv and I read different genres including books written by authors like Dostoevsky, Kafka, Osamu dazai, Jane Austen and scientist like stephen hawking etc. My first book was "Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho and that started my journey of book reading. So happy to see RU-vidrs like you in Pakistan that are actually giving advice that's useful and encouraging book reading! Subscribed :)
Hey why don't you too start a channel uploading your thoughts on books or anything related to it I mean anything that interests it would be good for both you and your viewers to see pure content with no Ill intention and it will motivate me to also do that too
@@kingarslan3612 This has been on my mind for some time now, I want to start making book reviews and sharing my thoughts on certain topics of my interest and inshaAllah I'll do it one day but not right now. I'm thinking about making an Instagram account on books maybe. Also, if you want to start making this type of content I'd highly suggest that you do it!! Personally, I'd love watching this type of content!
Best tips I'll definitely recc this to my friends, I love reading books and I have never met a boy who reads 😭😭😭🙏🏻it's good to see more Pakistanis being interested in book reading ❤
The thing that attracted me towards this video was the thumbnail picture of your journal, I was curious to know more about it( as I'm not good in keeping diaries and journaling. 😅). All of your tips were amazing; number 1, read multiple books at a time so you would not be bored, number 2, avoid note taking at first and focus more on developing a reading habit, number 3, read books of any genre but be selective in term of quality. Thanks fir sharing your insight with us. Best of luck for your RU-vid journey. ❤
Honestly, if you ask me, as an avid reader, I'd tell you that reading is never a work you have to do. There are many wonderful novels out there that'll pull you into a story with a single paragraph and make you genuinely want to continue reading the book. It doesn't matter if it's fictional, you can start from there if you want and as you read more and more, your attention span will naturally increase during the process. Then you can try non-fictional and you'd find it much easier compared to how it was before you even started reading anything at all. Atleast, that's what i felt. Everyone may not find it that easy. This video is much more beneficial for them. thank you for posting this
Tips for Learning Books : 1. Read Multiple Books 2. Set a daily Goal like 2 or 3 pages have to read 3. You have to make reading easy peasy as you can 4. Track your progress weekly or monthly This is note for Likes and some shit things Inshallah My Lord Will give me reward for this
Awesome tips! And i would like to add to your point of "reading multiple books", its good to have a few different books you have started that differ in nature and writing style. For example, I have started 1 book on politics, i read that one based on the content pages, hence i pick and choose what chapter i want to read for the day. But i wont read this particular book everyday at all because it is not my lifes purpose to suddenly become well-read in politics. So i have ANOTHER book on Sufi Mysticism, and then ANOTHER book on philosophy and one more book on the Biographies of the Companions of the Prophet Muhammad SAW. This way my personal syllabus is filled with multiple different topics that interest me and i read whatever i feel like for the day.
Rn I am reading 21 lessons for 21 century, to kill a mockingbird and turtles all the way down, together. I have to alternate between fiction and non fiction to keep my reading going. Btw, cool tips! It always feels refreshing to see Pakistanis put forth such sorta content. A tip which I'd like to give is to go for small reads. Books which one can finish in a single sitting can really motivate you to keep reading. And to alternate between light hearted and heavy reads. It takes me a while to soak in emotionally heavy reads so, I have to pair that with reading something light along the way.
MashaAllah, great video! In one of your next videos, could you please cover how to read through books more effectively? I often struggle to understand because of my limited vocabulary and the complex writing styles. It takes a lot of time to look up word meanings or use AI tools for explanations, which interrupts the flow. How can we reach a level where we can read books without constantly searching for every word and fully enjoy the reading experience? Also, since you're a computer science student, could you make a video on how to approach computer science? Or could you list down some resources or books you use for computer science in the comment :)
Damn bro, what an amazing and beneficial video. I'm grateful that slowly Pakistani creators have started making videos on such topics. Love u ho gaya g
Audience, What they notice is highlights. What they talked , the external content. My eyes on point. How beautiful and appreciatable it is to see a young Muslim boy turning to a courageous, graceful ,disciplined, skillful Muslim man. A man with a purposeful approach. Subhan Allah. I really want to appreciate you for you growth. May you be blessed with cognitive heights. Aameen. May Allah gave barakah in your every single effort . Aameen.
I'm definitely going to use that reading tracker page. Thanx so much for this. I've been getting out of the habit of reading, hopefully this gets me back into it.
Brother, I have been reading books for more than 2 years.But, I struggle in writng and interpetation.So, What is the method to achieve such skills. If you don't mind, Please make a video about it.
I believe there are a few different styles of reading we can adopt based on what we want to gain from the book. If it's a book that teaches real life skills, it's a good idea (in my humble opinion) to read based on content pages where you select what you want to focus on for the day (or even week!) and keep going back to that chapter. I also like to make notes on my Google keep (or u can use ur physical diary) and connect the concepts with other things I've learnt in my life. Absolutely love your content! Keep it up ❤❤❤
@@rayyaanilone7008 yes! For aesthetic I will even add 1 image of the book cover. I write down the notes in a way where I copy paste the quotes I want to keep re-reading in my life, and I also add my own thoughts, connecting what I learn from the book to some other concept I learnt from elsewhere. It's a whole revelation, like an epiphany when you understand something from a new perspective
I would really recommend that you start a podcast it is a comparatively easier form of content to produce and it'll allow you to discuss in depth your take on various topics. I'm asking for the users who prefer long-form content 😄. You could do an experimental podcast and gauge its reception. In any case, I commend you for creating content that I myself have wanted to produce for a very long time, but couldn't bring myself to. Keep up the amazing work Shershah, lots of love ❤
Sir please tell about use of dictionary during book reading. As a beginner should i use dictionary. It interrupts my reading flow but reading without understanding bores me.
I would highly discourage the use of dictionary while reading. Never do that. Especially when you are beginner. The words will start making sense when you read the whole sentence and the paragraph. You can also look up the words later.
I can read fantasy books easily but whenever i start book from any other genre i can't complete it. Iam going to implement your tip of reading multiple books insha'Allah but can you suggest from which other genre or book do i start from? I have watched book recommendation video but it seems heavy to start from them as a beginner
As I mentioned in mistake 3. Don’t think much about books to start with. Just start reading first. However, since you have asked for recs, I think you should start from easy fiction work such as Harry Potter or some self help books or newspapers even.
Brother I want to qsk Question What If A person Cant Afford Physical book or Any Book store not available near to him and He wants to Read Pdf Could you pls recommend some Apps for reading pdfs and Also If Possible Tips for that Btw JazakAllah for this Video❤
Dr. Tuahaa Hussain of Egypt read Seerat, Tafseer, Great Ullama,s Ideas and still went astray. Always pray Allah for your guidance brother. Keep making these videos. ❤
Can you give some advice on stamina to read big books cause I start a big book with so much enthusiasm but a little way in I'm so frustrated that I keep on thinking when will this book end cause I wanna feel the joy of finishing a book. Cool content by the way.
Can we read multiple books on the same topic ?like if i wanna read seerah book what should i have to do only focus one book or multiple books at the same time ?
You can read multiple books on the same topic. But it is also good to read multiple books on multiple topics. For me the latter is more exciting and it keeps the brain engaged.
It seems like you're currently reading "Khilafat o malukiyat". I think you should also give a read to "Maqsad e Hussain" by Molana Ishaq RA. He's a gem when it comes to this issue. I've never seen so much research done on this topic by anyone other than him. You can also watch two of his lectures regarding this issue on his RU-vid channel. Here you go, lecture 1: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-B5yva_e_rcs.htmlsi=UaIAQ-Q0zOHmqihW Lecture 2: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-daiz4lgA68c.htmlsi=Dcd6k8z3NxmZyfn8
Aslam o alkyum! But if somebody has an online book . Still these techniques work or it's only for the people who have a book in a hard form. Please respond!
If you have kindle then these things can work if not better. However if you are reading pdf on laptop then some of them will not work ad effectively. Still you can highlight the important parts and then write summaries either in Word or a notebook
@@_titanslayer_ of course, I do like writing as well after reading my subject topic I prefer to summarise the content on my words. But I choose online medium as per my convenience. No , I don't have a kindle however I download books on my phone
@@_titanslayer_ alright, though I think it’s best for you to make videos in English since it’s the main language you use in your other platforms plus the works you recommend are mostly in English. Nonetheless it’s your channel so do what you prefer
