So I received the CD from the studio today. Listen.

[LetsCookBreakfast]

I weep as I type this. Indeed, every soul tastes death.

Powerful recitation. Inshallah, you will win the competition.

[ZubeirAwal]

I need it sxb, I always wanted to lead the muslims in salah, the sheikh also said he'll give me a few minutes of muxaadaro, no big things but I'll do my best inshallah.

[SultanOrder]

Just learn to take compliments young subeyr

[Insomniac]

Shame that voice is owned by such a horrid person.

That's not him. He probably got drunk and placed the mic next to CD player.

[LetsCookBreakfast]

I need it sxb, I always wanted to lead the muslims in salah, the sheikh also said he'll give me a few minutes of muxaadaro, no big things but I'll do my best inshallah.

Inshallah.

Indeed, leading salat brings one of the greatest joys to a Muslim. The experiences develop you greatly.

[Cherine]

aah I would love to go to Sudan and visit my friends. InshaAllah you will win.

Zubeir ignore these people. Please.

[ZubeirAwal]

Okay, I'm wondering why was every other auditoner reciting fast-saudi style? I like mujawad recitations more than the fast ones.

I'd like to visit Sudan aswell, but I'm stuck up with college

[LetsCookBreakfast]

Okay, I'm wondering why was every other auditoner reciting fast-saudi style? I like mujawad recitations more than the fast ones.

I'd like to visit Sudan aswell, but I'm stuck up with college

I love the recitations of every Saudi qari I've listened to. They're not all fast, for example, Sheikh Hudaify, who I base my tajweed off of.

Nowadays, I'm listening to Saad al Ghamdi, may Allah preserve him.

[ZubeirAwal]

Sa'ad Al ghamdi is nice to listen to, he cries alot, that's a good sign within a mu'min, fear of Allah

[LetsCookBreakfast]

Bruv, start listening to Sheikh Hudaify. Wallahi, his recitations are so relaxing. I grew up listening to him. He is/was the Imam at Masjid al Nabawi for a really long time.

[ZubeirAwal]

Will do inshallah.