Understand Quran and Namaz Part 1

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                Understand Quran and Namaz Part 1

Only basic meanings of the words are taught in this course. 
Objectives: (1) To prove that Qur’an is easy to learn; (2) To encourage 
people to study Qur'an; (3) To teach how to interact with Qur’an

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