Ramadan: Do you read the Quran everyday?

Assalaamu Alaykum. I read one sura after Fajr Salah and then I read a Sura before Isha Salah every day (excluding time of month obviously). This is a recent practice though that I decided. Because of a nightmare... my husband thinks it means I have to do more good deeds so that is what I am doing. I read two suras yesterday after Fajr.

well yes read it in english.. Allah is merciful and im sure he has mercy on you when you are learning.. You cannot be expected to read a bunch of letters that are like martian language to you and expect to understand any of it right at first.. what benefit will you gain from that? nothing other than just knowing that its Gods words, but if you dont understand, whats the point.. You need to know the religion and understand the meaning first. then in time once you fully comprehend the meaning. the language will come eventually and it gets easier with time.. if someone gave me a book of life and it was in some lost amazon tribal language.. would I have any idea what it means? NO.. how would I gain life knowledge from this? I wouldnt.. Id obviously need a translation at first...

Specifically every single morning before I get out of bed. I have made a habit of it two years ago. I will most definitely read it everyday during Ramadan, and more often.

Yes I did used to but then I had my exams and didn't have much time just read few verses, now I have planned to read Quran everyday with translations and I am planning to memorise it bit by bit inshAllah :)

And inshAllah if Allah (swt) keeps me alive till ramadan I will read it everyday..

Yh..i usually read Quran at fajr time on school days =)

Asalaamu Alaikum

yeah I do.

but im done for the day

Im at a khatam Quran

and I just read for 2 hours.

Alhamdullilah

done for the day

Yes, and I find something evil every day.

Or funny.

Look at the semen you discharge on the ground. 56:58 Ew.

May the hands of abu-Lahab perish! May he himself perish! 111:1. Wow, Allah is powerless against this guy.

I seek refuge from the lord of men...from the slinking prompter who whispers in the hearts of jinn and men. (113:5) Last words of the Koran, and total BS. Let me know next time you meet a jinn.

During Ramadan, I will feel sorry for the ill effects suffered by Muslims. Fasting is good, but not drinking in the summer is just wrong. Plus pregnant women who fast during Ramadan are more likely to have brain-damaged babies.

Well, I do read Surah Yaseen Most of the time !

I don't have a Quran.

Can you donate some to the Indian Nation?

Thanks in advance.

yes and yes