Quran Master Sheikh Ahmed Mansour among Judges of Egypt Int’l Quran Contest
Sheikh Ahmed Muhammad Al-Sayed Salem Mansour is a key figure in Egypt’s religious institutions.
Born in 1984, he has risen to become a leading expert in Quranic recitation and competition judging.
He holds several prestigious positions within Egypt’s religious establishment. Mansour is a member of the Quran (Printing) Revision Committee at the Al-Azhar Islamic Research Council. This body reviews copies of the Quran before publication.
He also heads the Quranic Recitation Centers at both the Al-Azhar Grand Mosque and the Sayyidah Zaynab (SA) Mosque. Additionally, he manages the Al-Maher Quranic Recitation and Memorization Center.
“My journey began with a deep love for Quranic sciences,” Sheikh Ahmed Mansour stated in a biographical release. “Progressing in recitation has been a lifelong pursuit.”
His portfolio extends beyond judging. Mansour is a lecturer at the Al-Azhar Imams and Scholars Training Academy. He is also a teacher of the ten Qara’at (styles of recitations) of the Quran.
He has served as a judge in numerous competitions, both in Egypt and abroad. These include the Al-Azhar Competition and Saudi Arabia’s Atr Al-Kalam competition.
Since 2018, his role on Al-Azhar's revision committee has involved reviewing hundreds of Quran copies. This process ensures textual accuracy before they are distributed for religious use.
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Sheikh Mansour has been introduced by the Egyptian ministry of Awqaf as a member of the judging panel for the 32nd International Quran Competition.
The contest got underway in the country’s Administrative Capital on Saturday with the participation of Quran reciters and memorizers from over 70 countries.
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