بوابة الفجر
بوابة الفجر
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On the occasion of his birth anniversary, the Ministry of Awqaf highlights the status of Sheikh Muhammad Ahmed Shabbib, famously known as "The Reader of Crossing and Victory." He is regarded as one of the emblematic figures of recitation in Egypt and the Muslim world. Born in 1934 in Dandit Village, Dakahlia Governorate, he memorized the Quran and perfected his Tajweed at a young age, learning under Sheikh Muhammad Ismail. After sustaining an injury to his larynx in the 1960s and undergoing surgery, he made a remarkable comeback and appeared on Egyptian Radio in 1964, participating in numerous religious events. His voice became linked with historic moments, such as his recitation during the Crossing Battle in October 1973, earning him the nickname "The Reader of Crossing and Victory." He also recited the Quran at Al-Aqsa Mosque in 1994, sending a global message about Egyptian recitation. He left a rich legacy of recordings and recitations, passing away in 2012. His contributions continue to serve as an inspiring and valued source in the service of the Book of Allah.
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