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Published by Muslim Central
Shaykh Mustapha Gharbi who was born visually handicapped in 1964 in Settat (Morocco), was a Quran reciter and Imam par excellence and a gem that was sent down to the Islamic world. He was deeply motivated and mesmerized by the style of the great Abdul Baset Abdusamad and sought to learn something or the other from him. His professional career as an Imam commenced in the Mosque Tariq Bournazel before shifting base to lead prayers in the mosque of Al-Shuhadaa in Casablanca. ---------- Support Quran Central and earn ongoing reward. Donate: https://qurancentral.com/donate/ ----------
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Surah 001 Al-Fatiha recited by Mustapha Gharbi
Surah 002 Al-Baqara recited by Mustapha Gharbi
Surah 003 Aal-E-Imran recited by Mustapha Gharbi
Surah 004 An-Nisa recited by Mustapha Gharbi
Surah 005 Al-Ma-idah recited by Mustapha Gharbi
Surah 006 Al-Anaam recited by Mustapha Gharbi
Surah 007 Al-Araf recited by Mustapha Gharbi
Surah 008 Al-Anfal recited by Mustapha Gharbi
Surah 009 At-Tawba recited by Mustapha Gharbi
Surah 010 Yunus recited by Mustapha Gharbi
Surah 011 Hud recited by Mustapha Gharbi
Surah 012 Yusuf recited by Mustapha Gharbi
Surah 013 Ar-Rad recited by Mustapha Gharbi
Surah 014 Ibrahim recited by Mustapha Gharbi
Surah 015 Al-Hijr recited by Mustapha Gharbi
Surah 016 An-Nahl recited by Mustapha Gharbi
Surah 017 Al-Isra recited by Mustapha Gharbi
Surah 018 Al-Kahf recited by Mustapha Gharbi
Surah 019 Maryam recited by Mustapha Gharbi
Surah 020 Ta-Ha recited by Mustapha Gharbi
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