IQNA – The second day of the Dawlet El Telawa (State of Recitation) contest in Egypt saw the brilliant performances of a number of participants.

They included Ahmed Wahbi, a young reciter who gave a melodious and pleasant performance during the competition’s preliminary round.
The audience and the jury reacted with enthusiasm to the recitation of verses from the Holy Quran by the boy who, with the encouragement of his father, had memorized the entire Quran by the age of five.
The preliminary rounds of the second season of the State of Recitation talent show have begun with the participation of participants from five provinces of Egypt.
The aim of this program is to identify and nurture outstanding talents in the field of reciting the Holy Quran and to provide an opportunity for people with excellent voices to participate in the competition.
The Egyptian Ministry of Awqaf stressed the importance of this preliminary stage in supporting Quranic talents and encouraging participants to master the rules of Tajweed.
This will help to train a distinguished generation of reciters and maintain the high status of the Egyptian school of recitation.
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The second season of the State of Recitation program continues to discover and nurture talented reciters from different provinces of Egypt.
This program is produced in cooperation with the Ministry of Awqaf and Al-Mutahidah Media Services Company, with the aim of supporting memorizers of the Quran and promoting the culture of correct recitation according to the rules of Tajweed.
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