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The Ministry of Religious Endowments commemorated on Saturday, November 14, the birth anniversary of Egyptian Qur’an reciter Sheikh Mohamed Mahmoud al-Tablawi, born in 1934. It praised his contribution to cementing the standing of Egypt’s school of Qur’anic recitation. He was appointed a reciter for Egyptian Radio in 1970 and later as a reciter at Al-Azhar Mosque. He also held religious positions, represented Egypt at international events, and became known as the “Reciter of Kings and Presidents.” He left recordings of the Qur’an in murattal, mujawwad, and instructional recitation styles. He died on May 5, 2020, aged 85. The ministry affirmed that his Qur’anic legacy would continue to live on for generations.
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