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Al-Azhar blind student completes Quran at age 10
The article focused on the success of student Amr Tamer Bahram, who is blind, in achieving third place nationwide in the Al-Azhar Secondary School Certificate exam in 2026, after memorizing the Quran at the age of ten. He began memorizing the Quran at the age of six during his stay in Saudi Arabia and completed it after returning to Egypt. Amr expresses his ambition to join the College of Foundations of Religion, Department of Da'wa, and is distinguished by his skills in imitating reciters and mastering the rules of Tajweed. His mother mentions that organizing his time and his big ambitions helped him succeed, and she hopes he receives a call from Al-Azhar's Grand Sheikh. The article reflects Amr's efforts and excellence despite his disability and highlights his enthusiasm for achieving more religious and academic goals.
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