understanding the Quran should have been the goal but in this uncertain time holding onto your faith is more important and الحمد لله the south Asians still have a strong love for their religion
Beautiful soothing recitation, mashallah. The deshi uncles in the crowd must have really enjoyed it. The tune sounds like you're in a Bangladeshi village.
They need to invite to masjid Ali Jimcale in mogadishu like Shaykh Hassan Saleh he has reach ITQAN he also recites Maqam Ajam and thats the people favorite in somalia
Refrain from naming specific nationality. Theres no such thing as bangla recitation. He learnt his maqamat from the sheikhs in egypt. He’s our a Muslim brother reciting the Quran beautifully
The term used here is due to the way it is being recited. Some Imams in Bangladesh use this tone/melody when reciting. Not Bangla Quran as the Qur'an is the speech of Allah and will never change.
the melody is commonly read in Bangladesh and Bangladeshi masjids. sort of like how their azan also have a slight twist to it. maybe like their "maqamaat". its not official, just like their culture not bengali btw just a malaysian dropping my 2 cents.
This is beautiful Allahumma Barik.
Yeah it’s a pity most people listening don’t understand what’s being recited!!! A calamity of the misguidance of the south Asians
@@rehanriaz620well I mean it's not their fault. It is not their native language.
@@rehanriaz620 backbiting an entire nation.. repent if you are a believer
understanding the Quran should have been the goal but in this uncertain time holding onto your faith is more important and الحمد لله the south Asians still have a strong love for their religion
@@rehanriaz620dhuro naforman
Masha Allah! Our Bangladeshi Qaries have beautiful melodious voice.
Man, rarley hear recitation 'forah' like this anymore 💔 ma sha allah
I miss so much our Bangladeshi recitation.
In sha Allah, oneday I will come to your Masjid.
I love bangla recitation wow we want more of this beautiful recitation from this beautiful people
For me this style feels most heartfelt ❤
I missed tarawih in Bangladesh with traditional bangladeshi recitation style. Last ramadhan i spent full ramadhan in Bangladesh. Allah qobul koren
Beautiful soothing recitation, mashallah. The deshi uncles in the crowd must have really enjoyed it. The tune sounds like you're in a Bangladeshi village.
Wallahi this bangladeshi style is so daam good love from ksa❤
Need a looooong version of this style Masha'Allah so beautiful
Takes me back to my childhood ❤ subhanallah
Listening from Malaysia. Recitiaon is beautiful please upload more!
Masha'Allah Tabarak'Allah ❤❤ my sheikh responded with the best response
Beautiful, reminding me of home❤
Ma Shaa Allah
Very beautiful recitation in maqam Ajam Masha'Allah
Ma Sha Allah
Beautiful voice
Sheikh, Subhan Allah amazing ❤
beautiful mashaAllah tabarakAllah, may Allah accept!
They need to invite to masjid Ali Jimcale in mogadishu like Shaykh Hassan Saleh he has reach ITQAN he also recites Maqam Ajam and thats the people favorite in somalia
Need full version ❤
اللّهُـمَّ بارِكْ
Sheikh we need more of this please❤
MashaAllah ❤ 🇧🇩
Allahuma barik shaykh
Masha Allah, beautiful recitation.
MASHALLAH
Been waiting for this!
MashAllah, Please upload more in this style
Beautiful Allahuma Barik
My Allah Bless u 🥰❤️❤️
Barakallahu feek
So beautiful mashallah
Subhan Allah super beautiful
If your reading this shaykh..
Please do Bangladeshi recitation again this ramadan.
Barakallahu Feek
Great 👍💫
Mashallah❤
Upload more please 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
Please do more like this
MāshāAllāh
MASHALLAH
Mashallah
Refrain from naming specific nationality. Theres no such thing as bangla recitation. He learnt his maqamat from the sheikhs in egypt. He’s our a Muslim brother reciting the Quran beautifully
The term used here is due to the way it is being recited. Some Imams in Bangladesh use this tone/melody when reciting.
Not Bangla Quran as the Qur'an is the speech of Allah and will never change.
The imam uploaded the video himself and used the title, why do you have a problem with it?
Bigger Sheikhs in TH-cam’s comment section.
Every nationality has a unique tone and intonation. I don't think there is any harm in copying tones as long as the recitation is correct.
No they don’t.
Maqam bengali. Noice
This is hadr with qasr al munfasil and with khushu
It’s just ajam with a bit of twang here and there
Which surah is this
Surah baqarah
@@KingIvywrathwhich verse number
@abr4897 V203-V216
Isn't this also ajam style
Salam!
Where is this Mosque located?
Bigland street E1 2ND
Thanks mate!
I thought it was somewhere in the USA
What masjid is this?
Darul ummah Shadwell London
☪🛐
he original bagladeshi
What Surah is this
surah baqarah
Bhai desho giya aiya nosto oigeso. Abar Egypt giya fora thik kori awa lagbo 😊😊
His recitation is fine. His tajweed is fine. His tarteel is fine. What’s the problem?
@@_Faisal_ he will understand what I mean. Cool bro
what are u on about @@learnquranonline5938
Please can you explain what you mean by Bangladeshi Reciting ?
the melody is commonly read in Bangladesh and Bangladeshi masjids. sort of like how their azan also have a slight twist to it.
maybe like their "maqamaat". its not official, just like their culture
not bengali btw just a malaysian dropping my 2 cents.
just like how you can find sudanese style recitations, you can find bengali style recitations
He's a Bangladeshi reciting The Kalam of Allah swt. I believe the reciter is a graduate of Al Azhar.
It's a very common tune used by imams in taraweeh in Bangladesh
Mashallah