To express your words for the appreciation
of the Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) is known to be very good habit and
doing. Reciting Naat is considered very pure and respectful work. Every Muslim
is supposed to admire the Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) for the reason that He
is the beloved Prophet of the Almighty Allah.
In Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and some other countries, the majority of Naat performers may not have knowledge or ethics to perform. Here, you are brought 10 important instructions that will be effective for the Naat reciters.
In Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and some other countries, the majority of Naat performers may not have knowledge or ethics to perform. Here, you are brought 10 important instructions that will be effective for the Naat reciters.
Rule # 1
First of all, you should clean your throat
by usual ways; a deliberate cough and doing ahem can be effective for cleaning
phlegm from throat, you need to take some hot drinks and lemon juice without
ice and avoid smoking, marbled meat. Take the fewer amounts of sugar and dairy
product.
Rule # 2
Choose poetry that touches the heart of
listeners. When selecting poetry, you better use that, which has no Shrik (association
with the Allah). Minimum three and
maximum seven couplets are good enough to recite. Unfortunately, these days
most of the lyrics are not good according to the religion of Islam. You should evade
these types of lyrics. Never forget to keep your diary along with you.
Rule # 3
Your getup plays very important part to produce
a positive memorable effect on the listeners in hall. Wear neat and clean dresses,
put a hat and apply perfume. Sitting on the stage is better to recite Naat or
if it is not possible, you can stand too.
Rule # 4
Loudness in reciting Naat is not
appropriate, which irritates listeners. Sometimes singing loudly is appreciated,
but that should be in the middle of performance.
Rule # 5
Avoid all musical instruments except the Daff since Islam orders us to do away
with all musical instruments. In many recordings, music is common nowadays that
is against the saying of the Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him).
Rule # 6
The length of your Naat should be less
than 10 minutes. Remember that 5 minutes length is considered the most standard
performance.
Rule # 7
Observe your listeners that what they want
from your recitation. If you are sitting in the gathering of a new generation,
try not to sing classic poetry since they might not be able to get it.
Rule # 8
Admire the Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) as
mentioned in the Holy Quran as well as Hadiths. When your lyric does not match
with the Quran and Hadiths, you will be sinner.
Rule # 9
Be passionate while singing for the reason
that getting over excited or anxious on the stage may break your voice.
Rule # 10
When it is a question of having confidence
to perform better on the stage, reciter should not be hesitant to perform.
Conclusion
These all instructions or rules are
researched based. I inquired many scholars of Islam regarding the recitation of
Naat; they strongly instructed me to recite according to the mentioned above
content.
Genius
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