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European Moroccans Leave France and Spain to Compete in Otr Elkalam in Riyadh

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Sunday, March 26, 2023
Quran, Congregational mosque, Shaheed, Human, History, Dream, Hasnawi, KAFD Grand Mosque, United Arab Emirates, Television, Film industry, MBC1

In the recitation track, Ahmed Al-Hasnawi from France competed with Mohammed Al-Habti, who lives in Spain, where he leads the prayers in a mosque and teaches children the Holy Quran.

Key Points: 
  • In the recitation track, Ahmed Al-Hasnawi from France competed with Mohammed Al-Habti, who lives in Spain, where he leads the prayers in a mosque and teaches children the Holy Quran.
  • In the adhan track, Rayan Hawsawi, a Nigerian who resides in Makkah, participated in the competition.
  • Otr Elkalam is one of the prominent television shows in the holy month of Ramadan.
  • The first-place winner in the Quran recitation track gets $ 800,000, while the first-place winner in the adhan track gets $534,000.

Otr Elkalam: In the Second Episode of the World's Largest Religious Competition, a Contestant Reminds Viewers of the Voice of a Famous Muezzin of the Grand Mosque in Makkah

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Friday, March 24, 2023
Phonetics, Congregational mosque, Shaheed, Human, History, Hearing, Knowledge, KAFD Grand Mosque, Hijazi, Entertainment, Adhan, Quran, MBC1

For many viewers, Friday was associated with hearing the adhan in the voice of Sheikh Ali Ahmed Mulla, the senior muazzin of the Grand Mosque in Makkah.

Key Points: 
  • For many viewers, Friday was associated with hearing the adhan in the voice of Sheikh Ali Ahmed Mulla, the senior muazzin of the Grand Mosque in Makkah.
  • Contestant Mohammed Raqib Al-Hassan from Bangladesh reminded the viewers of the Grand Mosque when he raised adhan in a style similar to Sheikh Mulla's style.
  • At the recitation track, Saudi contestant Abdulaziz Hassan Al-Faqih, who has a beautiful Hijazi voice full of reverence, participated in the first round of the recitation of the Holy Quran.
  • The first-place winner in the Quran recitation track receives $800,000, while the first-place winner in the Adhan track receives $534,000.