[Edwardthe_third]

First places (from session 1 to 14)


Libya
4
Nigeria
2
Chad
1
Somalia
1
Egypt
1
Algeria
1
India
1
Yemen
1
Bangladesh
1
Saudi Arabia
1




Second places (from session 1 to 14)


Yemen
4
Chad
2
Bangladesh
2
Libya
2
India
1
Egypt
1
Sudan
1
Morocco
1
Turkey
1


Third places (from session 1 to 14)


Chad
2
Nigeria
2
Egypt
2
Qatar
1
Afghanistan
1
Sudan
1
Saudi Arabia
1
Bahrain
1
Kuwait
1
Libya
1
Bangladesh
1
http://www.quran.gov.ae/musabqa_int.html

[Edwardthe_third]

Assalamu ALaikum

I wonder why this link has a different top 10

http://gulfnews.com/in-focus/ramadan...ntest-1.854754

The 10 winners of DIHQA’s 15th edition were Khalid Mohammad Salem Al Qandoos from Libya placed first, Edrees Saeed Eisa from Nigeria second, Abdullah Ahmad Muallem Husain from Somalia third, Ahmad Reda Mahmoud Al Qasrawi from Egypt fourth, Mohammad Adam from Niger fifth, Abdullah Hamad Salem Hamad Abu Shraideh from Qatar sixth, Saleh Ahmad from Cameroon seventh, Mo’ath Bin Ghazi Bin Murshed Al Tayeb from Saudi Arabia eighth, Mohammad Huraiz Shazwan Bin Mohammad Arfeen from Malaysia ninth, and Mohammad Al Ameen Ahmad Ali from Bangladesh tenth.

[MizzDaizzy]

This is the list of the contestants (from among 90 boys) who won for the overall Qur'aan memorization that went on for almost 10 days (these are the main winners fof the competition), the previous list of 10 contestants were chosen for their beautiful way of reciting.

I wonder how come the Sri Lankan boy was not among the 10, he read so beautifully.

[lizadax]

well, i my self much memorize quran but always feel shy to actually compete in competitions because of embarrassment or shyness ? some it feels like i don,t stand any chance against other competitors ? killing my my motivation help me with a tip please ? jazakallahu khir

[bug_user]

well, i my self much memorize quran but always feel shy to actually compete in competitions because of embarrassment or shyness ? some it feels like i don,t stand any chance against other competitors ? killing my my motivation help me with a tip please ? jazakallahu khir

Lead salaah amongst the people.

[Buhoutsoupfap]

I think the best reciter was Anouar Bou Salah (Morocco) - he is just professional. http://www.youtube.com/user/Abdullah.../5/5gG0kU0qLkc

My second vote goes for Sherzat Lemzarovich Khizhin (Kazakhstan): http://www.youtube.com/user/Abdullah...27/nmZXAVVv7ik

5.21

Both have unique style, beautiful voices and excellent recitations.

The boy from Kazakistan sound like Mihrabuddin from Tajikisan.

[WhiliaStelt]

http://www.youtube.com/user/Abdullah.../8/s7yx3aqGgSI

Starts from 5:50

Even one of the judges couldn't hold back the sakinah effect and had to close his eyes while listening.

It's kinda unbelievable that he didn't make any of the top ten.

He got fifth place: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Q3EE7a1d-s

[altosburg]

This competition with children attending from different countries is a living proof for the truth of Islam.

[Edwardthe_third]

Assalamu Alaikum

So is there two sets of prize money for both top ten groups?

[bug_user]

He got fifth place: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Q3EE7a1d-s

I judged too soon. Good thing I was wrong.

He was giving me some serious inspiration during Ramadhan, as well as the others.