Anonymous #1 10w

Go for it! I’d rec reading it with a teacher if possible too

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Anonymous #3 10w

I feel like this is referencing some meme I don’t understand, idk. I’m not even middle eastern lol

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Anonymous OP 10w

Are you Western European?

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Anonymous OP 10w

Also if I wanted to learn should I go to a mosque and speak to an Imam?

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Anonymous #3 10w

Ethnically yeah, family’s been in America since the 1600s tho. Grandparents converted to Islam in the 1950s

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Anonymous #1 10w

Yeah that should prob work! You can also just do like an English walkthrough online or something if there aren’t any mosques near you. I like this English sheikh named Tim Winter/Abdal Hakim Murad’s lectures personally

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Anonymous #1 10w

Just spoke to a friend about it and he recommended this chapter by chapter walkthrough Quran lecture series for younger people who only speak English (it deprives you of the spiritual experience of hearing the Arabic recitation, but still quite helpful if you can’t find a helpful imam irl): https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOpU_dqBIHf64nKtB1B9cyJRV_aRNFKGF&si=gn-OPleKE7CK1iHW

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