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The most beautiful voices of the Muslim world: 59 reciters and 5,639 recitations of the 114 surahs to listen to and download for free.

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Ahmed Al Ajmi

أحمد بن علي العجمي

Saudi Arabia114 surahs

Saoud Shuraim

سعود الشريم

Saudi Arabia114 surahs

Salah Bukhatir

صلاح بو خاطر

United Arab Emirates114 surahs

Ali Jaber

علي جابر

Saudi Arabia114 surahs

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Sami Yusuf

سامي يوسف

United Kingdom25 songs

Ahmed Bukhatir

أحمد بو خاطر

United Arab Emirates26 songs

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The Holy Quran

The Quran is the Word of God (Allah), revealed to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ through the angel Gabriel (Jibril) over a period of about 23 years, from 610 to 632. For Muslims it is the first source of Islam, of its faith and of its law; the Sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ, known through the hadiths, is the second: it explains and complements the Quran. The Quran also has other names, such as al-Kitab (“the Book”), adh-Dhikr (“the Reminder”) and al-Furqan (“the Criterion”).

The Quran has 114 surahs and 6,236 verses in the most widely used numbering. The first, al-Fatiha (“the Opening”), is recited in every unit of prayer; the longest, al-Baqarah (“the Cow”), has 286 verses, and the shortest, al-Kawthar, only three. Revealed in Arabic, the Quran is held by Muslims to be inimitable: it challenges those who doubt its origin to produce a single surah like it (Quran 2:23).

On Islamzoom you can listen to and download the Quran surah by surah free of charge, recited by nearly 60 reciters, with more than 5,600 recitations in all. The site also offers anasheed, videos and articles to help you learn how to read and recite the Quran, understand the pillars of Islam such as prayer and the pilgrimage, and prepare for Ramadan. Our partner site Assabile brings together more than a hundred reciters.

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