Sudanese Subac is amazing

[Mckenzie]

They are reciting a few pages of Suratu Kahf and they make the Qur'an sound very soothing Mashallah, i notice they read in a different qiraa'aat, not sure if it's Caasimi or Kisaa'i, mashallah!

 

[Al Muslim]

Very beautiful mashallah

This sheikh is also very good and is reciting surat Al Hashr (الحشر),
the qiraa'at in your video and in this video is Al douri 'an abi amr (الدوري عن ابي عمرو) , which is the qiraa'at I use and which was used by the majority of Somalia. (I'm not sure if it is still used by the majority now but all Somalis I have met read Hafs.)

 

[CaliTedesse]

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[Misil]

Very beautiful mashallah

This sheikh is also very good and is reciting surat Al Hashr (الحشر),
the qiraa'at in your video and in this video is Al douri 'an abi amr (الدوري عن ابي عمرو) , which is the qiraa'at I use and which was to be used by the majority of Somalia.

They read both Duri and Susi from Abi 'Amr which is the qiraa'at most of East Africa reads. Isn't it still the one taught in Somalia or has Hafs taken over?

 

[Al Muslim]

They read both Duri and Susi from Abi 'Amr which is the qiraa'at most of East Africa reads. Isn't it still the one taught in Somalia or has Hafs taken over?

I'm not sure about Somalia I heard that Hafs was becoming more popular but definitely here in europe everyone I know reads Hafs.

 

[Mckenzie]

Very beautiful mashallah

This sheikh is also very good and is reciting surat Al Hashr (الحشر),
the qiraa'at in your video and in this video is Al douri 'an abi amr (الدوري عن ابي عمرو) , which is the qiraa'at I use and which was to be used by the majority of Somalia.

It is a great part of Somali Muslim culture now, subac and faataxo over cambuulo with daango with sonkor and shah cadays

 

[Misil]

It is a great part of Somali Muslim culture now, subac and faataxo over cambuulo with daango with sonkor and shah cadays

Man summed up koonfur culture perfectly. Why don't we throw in a bit of bun while we're at it

 

[Mckenzie]

I'm not sure about Somalia I heard that Hafs was becoming more popular but definitely here in europe everyone I know reads Hafs.

This Kenyan Sheikh recites Xafs and speaks good English, he must have learnt Qur'aan in Medinah



Who recites in Warsh? Is it just Egyptian reciters?

 

[Mckenzie]

Man summed up koonfur culture perfectly. Why don't we throw in a bit of bun while we're at it

I was taught by a Maalinweyne

 

[Mckenzie]

This is Doori al Kisaa'i by the same Sheikh, he has a sawt (cod) aad u wanaagsan Mashallah. He pronounces the xarafs of Wanaazicaat aayado with a hoosdhig (kasra) which is why i thought my original post recitor was the same, he read Aatheerihim instead of Aathaarihim