23rd Dhul Qadah 1433 ~ 9th October 2012

Makkah Fajr
(Surah Rahmaan: Ayaah 1-46) Sheikh aal Taalib


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16 comments:

W.Adeel said...

"So which of the favors of your Lord would you deny"?
May Allah guide and enable us to be His thankful.

Monzur from Bangladesh said...

SubhanAllah...Alhamdulillah...MashAllah...

I always love to hear my favorite Surah Ar Rahmaan from my favorite Khateeb Sheikh Talib. Another brilliant recitation from him.

ahliya amjad said...

Truly heart touching,magnificent recitation.One of the best reciter of the HOly Quran.

Anonymous said...

Masha Allah favourite surah recited by fav sheikh!

Anonymous said...

Allahuakbar I look forward to sheikh Talib reciting surah ar Rahman till end bcos I love it so much. Wunderschön!!!

hamza said...

may ALLAH BLESS ALL THE IMAMS OF HARAM SHARIF.A LOVE THEM VERY VERY MUCH.SPECIALLY SHIEKH MAHIR BIN HAMAD AL MUALIQLI

Muslim ibn Muslim said...

Assalamu-alaikum
My brother read just like Sheikh
aal Taalib.

Muzahid said...

An Imam of my home district, Barisal of Bangladesh recites just like Dr. Juhany. Also my brother.

ahliya amjad said...

To the last 2 comments, you should post it in haramain blog.

Anonymous said...

@Muslim Wa! I have heard people recite like sheikh Sudais, Shuraim, Mahir, and Juhany but my favourite sheikh Talib, NEVER! In fact during ramadhan, one of the imams could imitate many of the Makkah imams. Subhanallah.

KULTHUM ABID said...

ما شاء الله!!! صوت مذهلة جدا!!!

Anonymous said...

well, no one can ever imitate sheikh Ghamdi i bet u a million.if you find a single recition like sheikh Khalid al Ghamdi you are a hero!

Anonymous said...

@Kulthum Abid etc, For those who write in arabic, it would be nice if you can translate it to english as well so everyone can share. shukran.

Anonymous said...

Yeah thats true, Sheikh Ghamdi I think is the current imam that cannot be imitated. Also Sheikh Ghazzawi is difficult to imitate.

Anonymous said...

Dear Anon. Sister Kulthum Abid just wrote, Maa shaaa Allah, very astounding/astonishing voice. In Arabic we have: voice is sawt, jidden is very and muth-hil is astonishing/amazing/startling/stunning... any of these meanings can be used. In arabic we use the tamabootah for feminine words and adjectives.. because the word 'sawt' (aswaat for plural) is feminine the adjective used . becomes muthhilah as oppose to muthhil. Hope this helps :)

Anonymous said...

Jazakallah to anonymous/translator. My aim is to one day I understand arabic/Quran.