Mohamed Hassan: The Blind Student Who Astonished Worshippers at Al-Azhar Mosque with His Melodious Recitation

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Al-Azhar student Mohamed Ahmed Hassan has become a social media sensation in recent hours after leading the Taraweeh prayers at Al-Azhar Mosque. His exceptional recitation and impactful presence captivated thousands, leaving worshippers in awe.

In a unique spiritual atmosphere, Mohamed Hassan, a student at “Abu Qir Al-Azhari Secondary Institute” in Alexandria, stood at the mihrab of Al-Azhar Mosque on the ninth night of Ramadan. He led the congregation in prayer, reciting the Holy Quran in the Qunbul narration from Ibn Kathir Al-Makki, with a voice that mesmerized hearts and instilled tranquility in souls.

Despite his blindness, Mohamed Hassan has proven that determination and perseverance can overcome all odds. He received widespread admiration from attendees who gathered from across Egypt, as well as numerous international students from various Islamic countries who came to witness this extraordinary night.

This achievement was not a mere coincidence but the result of years of dedication to memorizing and mastering the Quran. From a young age, Mohamed Hassan displayed an exceptional talent for recitation, which qualified him to participate in Quran memorization competitions, where he won numerous prestigious awards at both the national and international levels.

The event gained massive traction on social media, with users sharing videos of Mohamed Hassan leading the prayers. Many praised the beauty of his voice and his mastery of Quranic recitation rules.

Mohamed Hassan remains an inspiring example of human resilience and success, proving that insight is more powerful than sight and that the Quran is a light that illuminates hearts before eyes.