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[Follower]

Anyone got recordings of Qur'an or ad'iyah that they like to listen to when exercising/working out?

I never got back to exercising after shahr ramadhan, so I'm going to force myself to go jogging from tomorrow inshaAllah

[AlAbd AlThaleel]

I'm more of latmiyat / noha kind of guy when I work out.

[SatanicToast]

Can both of you guys post a link to any videos you listen to for Qur'an/Latmiyat? If possible.

Thank you!

[Follower]

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Can both of you guys post a link to any videos you listen to for Qur'an/Latmiyat? If possible.

www.shiavoice.com

Best website I know of (audio, not video).

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I'm more of latmiyat / noha kind of guy when I work out.

Most people are, but the stuff they've been coming out with in the past few years is a little bit too musical for my taste. That's why I didn't ask for any,

Wallahu A'lam

[Hot hot]

I used to hear video Quran  Before magrib salat with Urdu translation and a very scary voice really very very scary translation

[coldcow]

I don't listen to anything during my workouts, and I tune out the background music at the gym.  It's all too distracting.  I keep focused on the workout.

[jannahismygoal]

AlAbd AlThaleel, on 06 September 2012 - 07:34 AM, said:

I'm more of latmiyat / noha kind of guy when I work out.

Would it be appropriate to listen to latmiyat during Exercise? I mean, is it allowed?

Because, I thought exercising releases endorphins which will automatically boost your mood. In other words they are the body's "feel good" chemicals. Does it not defeat the purpose of latmiyat? I'm just wondering, because I would do so as well.

[baradar_jackson]

I have a reasonable solution to your problem:

Edited by baradar_jackson, 12 September 2012 - 06:51 PM.

[AlAbd AlThaleel]

jannahismygoal, on 12 September 2012 - 05:14 PM, said:

Would it be appropriate to listen to latmiyat during Exercise? I mean, is it allowed?

Because, I thought exercising releases endorphins which will automatically boost your mood. In other words they are the body's "feel good" chemicals. Does it not defeat the purpose of latmiyat? I'm just wondering, because I would do so as well.

I guess it depends on the person really. When I would work out, especially if I was running or lifting heavy weights, I found that if I could have presence of heart whilst listening to the latmiya it would really help to give that boost to push myself further. I don't see the real problem with it, as even if one is not paying much attention to the words, it at least helps one ignore the haram music that's usually playing in the background of gyms. I see what you mean though sister.

As for brother Follower I agree, that's why it's all about the old school latmiyaat, or the fast-paced Farsi ones.

[lightningflash]

I can't listen to anything when working out but reciting a name of God or an ayat stuck in your head helps while exercising