The Holy Quran recited by Muhammad Jibril

The Holy Quran recited by Sheikh Muhammad Jibril, an Egyptian reciter whose name is historically associated with leading the Taraweeh prayers at the Amr ibn al-Aas Mosque in Cairo for decades. He is considered one of the most prominent figures of the modern Egyptian school of Quranic recitation, distinguished by his flexible and melodious voice. His performance is characterized by a combination of the solemnity of didactic recitation and a moving, emotional style, especially in the Saba maqam, which he is famous for in his recitations and supplications.