We must read the Quran with the correct makhraj because each letter in Arabic has its own exit point, and if pronounced incorrectly, the meaning of the word can change. For example, the letters ق and ك if interchanged will make the meaning of the verse completely different. Reading with the correct makhraj also means that we maintain the way the Messenger of Allah ﷺ recited the revelation to his companions, because he taught it exactly that way. In addition, the Quran is the word of Allah, so reading it correctly is a form of our respect and sincerity in worship. If the reading is incorrect, especially in prayer, it can cause fatal mistakes and reduce the perfection of worship. With the correct makhraj, the reading also sounds more eloquent, beautiful, and in accordance with the recommendation to beautify the voice in reading the Quran.