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Published by Muslim Central
Abdul Wadood Haneef, also known as Abdul Wadud Makboul Haneef, is a highly esteemed Saudi Arabian Qari (Quran reciter) and Imam. His melodious and heartfelt recitation of the Holy Quran has captivated millions worldwide, making him a beloved figure among Muslim listeners. Born in Saudi Arabia, Sheikh Abdul Wadood Haneef’s dedication to Islamic studies began at a young age. He gained significant recognition when he served as an Imam in the esteemed Prophet’s Mosque in Medina for a year during 1414 Hijri (approximately 1993-1994 CE). Following this, he moved to Al Amira Shahida’s Mosque, where he continued to lead prayers. His profound and harmonious voice has led to the widespread distribution of his Quranic recitations through various platforms, including cassettes, vocal recordings, television channels, and radio stations. Numerous online platforms and mobile applications also feature his complete Quranic recitations, allowing his beautiful voice to reach a global audience. Listeners often describe his recitations as soothing, heart-touching, and easy for beginners to follow. For those seeking to immerse themselves in the divine words of the Quran, Abdul Wadood Haneef’s recitations offer a deeply moving and spiritually enriching experience. His recordings are widely available for listening and download, a testament to his enduring impact on Quranic recitation. ---------- Support Quran Central and earn ongoing reward. Donate: https://qurancentral.com/donate/ ----------
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