The Holy Quran 
From the Holy Mosque
Recitation by Qari Alshuraim & Qari Alsudais
Spoken by Aslam Azhar 
English Translation: Mohammed Marmaduke Pikthall 
31 CD Original in a Case 

Published by Al-Taowba Islamic Recording Est, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

Imported Product so the outer case could be slightly bruised

The Beautiful Rhythmical recitation of Qari Abdul Rahman Al Sudais & Qari Saud Al Shuraim with Classical English very  well read with vigor and enthusiasm  by Aslam Azhar from Pickthall.
(Imam-e Kaba) from the Holy mosque Makkah with the reading from Pickthall's  Translation The Meaning of the Glorious Qur'an  spoken by Aslam Azhar.

The Classical English Reading can never match the Arabic rhythm but it is much more spirited than the everyday English specially if it is read by a native speaker.

Juz Amma (Hudhaify )
Audio Cassette set

Juz Amma - The 30th  and Last Part of the Qur'an
Surah 79 ( Al-Naziat) to Surah 114 (Al- Nas)

Juz Tabarak 

Recitation by the Imam of grand mosque at the Prophet's mosque in Madina, 
Sheikh Ali bin Abdur-Rahman Al-Hudhaify  (Abdul Rahman Al Huzaifi)
His slow paced consistent recitation makes it easy for the listener to follow and learn.
Each ayah is Repeated 3 Time, Excellent for Memorisation. (Both Adults and Children)

The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said, “The best among you is he who learned the Qur’an then taught it.” This audio presentation of the Noble Quran was specifically designed to aid the listener in learning the Book of Allah. Each verse is recited in Arabic 3 Times.

By listening to the tapes time and again, the listener will develop an ear for the Qur’an in the language in which it was revealed.

This repetitive process will eventually lead to improved Arabic recitation, memorisation and understanding by the will of Allah.

Juz Amma & Dua Khatam ul Quran (Shaikh Shuraim)
1 Audio Cassette Tape
Juz Amma - The 30th  and Last Part of the Qur'an
Surah an Naba t0 Surah An-Nas (Suras 78-114)

Juz Amma & Dua'A Khatam ul Quran (Shaikh Shuraym) CD
1 Audio CD
Juz Amma - The 30th  and Last Part of the Qur'an
Surah an Naba t0 Surah An-Nas (Suras 78-114)

Beautiful Clear  recitation by the well  known Shaikh and Imam of the Masjid ul Haram 

A juz  in Arabic literally means part. It is most commonly seen in English to refer to one of the 30 divisions of the Qur'an. The Qur'an is divided into 30 parts to make it easy to recite the entire text during the Month, specially in  the month of Ramadan, by reciting one juz each night. The phrase juz amma' refers to the last 30th of the Qur'an, comprising suras 78-114. It is common for more casual students of Islam to memorize this final juz of the Qur'an, as opposed to becoming a complete hafiz.

Shaikh Saud bin Ibrahim Muhammed Aali Shuraim.  Was born in the city of Riyadh 1386 h.   He graduated from at the Imam Muhammed bin Saud Islamic University in Riyadh , in ‘Aqeedah and Modern Mathaahab division. h. 

In 1412H  he was made Imam and Khateeb of the Haram mosque In Makkah.  In 1413h he was placed as a judge in the grand court of Holy Makkah.  he later freed himself so that he could pursue and receive a doctoral degree from Umm Al-Quraa University in Mekkah.  In 1414H, the high approval was made for him to teach at the Holy Mosque. 

Juz Amma (Shaikh Ali Abdur Rahman Al-Huzayfi)  CD
1 Audio CD
Juz Amma - The 30th  and Last Part of the Qur'an
Surah an Naba t0 Surah An-Nas (Suras 78-114)

Recitation by the Imam of grand mosque at the Prophet's mosque in Madina, Sheikh Ali bin Abdur-Rahman Al-Hudhaify (Abdul Rahman Al Huzaifi),  His slow paced consistent recitation makes it easy for the listener to follow and learn.

The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said, “The best among you is he who learned the Qur’an then taught it.” 

By listening to the CD's  time and again, the listener will develop an ear for the Qur’an in the language in which it was revealed.

This repetitive process will eventually lead to improved Arabic recitation, memorisation and understanding by the will of Allah.

A juz  in Arabic literally means part. It is most commonly seen in English to refer to one of the 30 divisions of the Qur'an. The Qur'an is divided into 30 parts to make it easy to recite the entire text during the Month, specially in  the month of Ramadan, by reciting one juz each night. The phrase juz amma' refers to the last 30th of the Qur'an, comprising suras 78-114. It is common for more casual students of Islam to memorize this final juz of the Qur'an, as opposed to becoming a complete hafiz.

The Beautiful Rhythmical recitation of Shaykh  Abdul Rahman Al Sudais The imam of the Grand Mosque in Makkah 

A juz  in Arabic literally means part. It is most commonly seen in English to refer to one of the 30 divisions of the Qur'an. The Qur'an is divided into 30 parts to make it easy to recite the entire text during the Month, specially in  the month of Ramadan, by reciting one juz each night. The phrase juz amma' refers to the last 30th of the Qur'an, comprising suras 78-114. It is common for more casual students of Islam to memorize this final juz of the Qur'an, as opposed to becoming a complete hafiz.

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