I am not a scholar so this is only my opinion which comes from what I have read over the years. On one hand it is wonderful that you have developed this relationship with the Qur’an, I envy you, but on the other this is the religion of the middle path. We need to fulfill our duties to Allah but we do not detach ourselves from the world. We still need to live in it, earn a living, interact with people etc. But you know your life circumstances and what is doable for you. May Allah make it easy for you.

I would like to ask your opinion.
I have been reading Al Quran since I was small but been slacking a lot! Alhamdulillah, Allah has guided me and given me the interest to read more. Since last year, Allah has opened my heart and opportunity to memorize the shorter surahs from Juz 30.
Lately I have been reading more and everytime I read, it feels different and meaningful.
When I am at work, my heart longs for the Quran and even listening to the reciter, isn’t enough. I feel like listening and reading to Al Quran all the time.
Sometimes, I think it is better for me to quit my job or maybe take a few months off work to focus on memorizing the Al-Quran. Is it normal to feel like this? I thought the feelings would subsides like some say (in the other articles) but I have been feeling like this for a long time and I know that this is a blessing from Allah.
Insha Allah I will salah istikharah and ask Allah for his guidance.

Thank you for taking the time to guide us to that which is beneficial for us in this world and the next -the Qur’an. We need this type of da’wah.

AS

Not just among youth, I’m 50 and I would be a gold medalist if procrastination was an Olympic sport.