It made me cry...

[The_Other_Admin]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGUcg8Iuiyg
Translation is with the recitation.

[Algebra]

I happen to enjoy the recitation of the Quran in many examples.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkLoUsT7jqA

[Zees]

What made you cry? Was it the reflection upon God's words or the the mystical ecstasy that you derived from the voice of the speaker.

[The_Other_Admin]

Former, but reciters voice was good too.

[faithful]

And this (http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=10150185914435072&ref=mf) takes my breath away (l)

[Endymion]

And this (http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=10150185914435072&ref=mf) takes my breath away (l)

Subhanallah.He is blessed with a heavenly voice.And the video was also fascinating.Jazakallah for sharing,Jihen :)

[faithful]

Subhanallah.He is blessed with a heavenly voice.And the video was also fascinating.Jazakallah for sharing,Jihen :)

Do you believe me if I tell you that I said: "Wow! this is paradisial" when I saw this video? I did! You're walcome Endy ^_^

[Endymion]

Do you believe me if I tell you that I said: "Wow! this is paradisial" when I saw this video? I did! You're walcome Endy ^_^

That is the only thing come in your mind when you listen his voice,so nothing unbelievable :)

[faithful]

That is the only thing come in your mind when you listen his voice,so nothing unbelievable :)

Yeaaah... I agreeeee. MashaALLAH ^_^

[aamantubillah]

SubhanALLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH. That was beautiful Faithful!

[MF]

This made me cry

that is really so hard to understand, it must be all sentiments. Personally I have really negative sentiments hearing just the typical melody of reciting, without even knowing what it says.

[Algebra]

that is really so hard to understand, it must be all sentiments. Personally I have really negative sentiments hearing just the typical melody of reciting, without even knowing what it says.

Yes I can understand that.

It all depends on your perspective.

I find the recitation of the Quran to be very soothing, as well, I love listening to buddhist and greogorian chants.

MF have you heard gregorian chants?

IMO they are beautiful.

Here are some gregorian chants.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7Rh_DeQmZY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnKbPj7EhCg&feature=related

and this

is heavenly music

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imuIOY6a0Fk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkA55kP_19Q

I agree with the priest when he says it reaches to the very soul (deepest part) of us.

[Algebra]

As europe turns secular, it loses a great part of what made her a beacon of light to the world.

There was much evil in the way europe practiced religion, but much good came of it too.

[faithful]

SubhanALLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH. That was beautiful Faithful!
Right?
I watched it a billion times :'')

[Ron]

The video is great but Sheikh Al 'Afasy tends to sing the words too much. I like this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gl23QLd5nqs)one...now if only we can switch the videos :)

[faithful]

The video is great but Sheikh Al 'Afasy tends to sing the words too much.
My friend said the same thing about him... but still! Listening to Quran by him is one of life's pleasure. ^_^


I like this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gl23QLd5nqs)one...now if only we can switch the videos :)
Now I wish I could see your video :(

[Ron]

Listening to Quran by him is one of life's pleasure. ^_^
...and that makes me cry :) j/k

[aamantubillah]

The video is great but Sheikh Al 'Afasy tends to sing the words too much. I like this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gl23QLd5nqs)one...now if only we can switch the videos :)

But he's still pretty baller :) MashaAllah

Attached is one of the best recitations of Mishary of Al Fatiha. SubhanAllah.

[Ron]

I think there is a generational and style gap. I can't explain it and I don't mean to be harsh but a nice voice isn't the only thing that does it for me. There are rules to be followed. In fact, if I were inclined to listening to beautiful voices I can easily access the many blessed people out there. However, in the recitation itself there is a distinction between recitation and singing. While this may be harder to perceive by many it is very, very clear to me. Mishary is the new school, I guess. There are newer reciters that recite in the way I like. In the end it's tastes and preferences so in the end the most important thing is to understand what is being said that way the pleasure is two-fold.

[Zhulfiqar]

Assalâmu 'Alaykum wa RahmatulLâh,

What about this recitor Abdur Rashîd as-Sûsi http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZTAezeDufE
His famous for his recitation in Sûsi Qir'ah and Warsh.

[faithful]

...and that makes me cry :) j/k
It's hard for me to believe that the admin is joking, you've been always for me a very strict person. :p
You know i'm joking?


I think there is a generational and style gap. I can't explain it and I don't mean to be harsh but a nice voice isn't the only thing that does it for me. There are rules to be followed. In fact, if I were inclined to listening to beautiful voices I can easily access the many blessed people out there. However, in the recitation itself there is a distinction between recitation and singing. While this may be harder to perceive by many it is very, very clear to me. Mishary is the new school, I guess. There are newer reciters that recite in the way I like. In the end it's tastes and preferences so in the end the most important thing is to understand what is being said that way the pleasure is two-fold.
I understand! But.. I know it's a tough question: do you think that he is reciting wrongly? Is he applying the rules of Tajweed while he is doing that?
Also, if you don't mind can you give us your favorite recitors? ^_^


But he's still pretty baller :) MashaAllah

Attached is one of the best recitations of Mishary of Al Fatiha. SubhanAllah.
I guess we are Mishary's defenders :p