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Give Dars at such a place (rather away from the arch) where others offering Ṣalāĥ or reciting the Quran should not be disturbed. Once a place has been chosen for Dars, there should be no unnecessary change of place.
The responsible Islamic brother of Żaylī Mushāwarat should assign two well-wishers (Islamic brothers) the responsibility of politely stopping those going out of the Masjid and requesting them to listen to Dars. The well-wishers should also make all the attendees of Dars (or Bayān) sit closer.
Give Dars whilst sitting in a folded-legs posture (as one sits in Qa’daĥ during Ṣalāĥ) observing veil within veil[1]. If there are a large number of listeners, there is no harm in giving the Dars standing and by using a mike, but others offering Ṣalāĥ or reciting the Quran should not be disturbed.
Your voice should not be very loud. Try to give Dars in moderate voice so that only the attendees listen, and other people offering their Ṣalāĥ are not disturbed.
Always give Dars slowly and calmly.
Study in advance whatever you will be reading out. Do this at least once so that you would not make any mistake during Dars.
Ensure the correct pronunciation of the words of Faizān-e-Sunnat so that it becomes your habit.
Get checked your pronunciation of Ḥamd, Ṣalāt, the Ṣalāt-‘Alan-Nabī read out at the commencement of Dars, the verse
[1] Veil within veil is a term used in the Madanī environment of Dawat-e-Islami. It refers to the act of wrapping an extra shawl around dress from navel to knees.
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