“…Interference was very likely to occur in speaking the sound of Al-Quran by Javanese speakers, because phonological deviations are caused by the first language acquired and used by speakers, so that it affects the pronunciation of other languages, in this case Arabic (Aktürk-Drake, 2010;Hamzah & Busri, 2015;Khasanah & Qosim, 2017;Nokman, Mat, Bakar, Musilehat, & Yaakub, 2017) Unlike Amrulloh, (2017), study that used Surah Al-Asr as the object of phonological study, this study uses Surah A-Fatihah as the object of study of phonological interference uttered by students. It is considered important, because Surah Al-Fatihah is a part of pillars of Islam (Shalat), which is an mandatory that must be carried out by every adult Muslim, so that in the narration the verses must not be mistaken in uttering, especially if uttering is wrong, it will affect changes in meaning (Taufiqurrochman, 2007) Based on the aforementioned study results, in an attempt to limit the problems studied, this study intends to answer a number of the research questions, which are formulated as follows: 1) How do the forms of phonological interference in the practice of reading Al-Quran in Surah Al-Fatihah uttered by the Javanese speakers? ; 2) What actions can be taken in an effort to minimize interference so that the subject can accurately recite Al-Quran?…”