A noteworthy achievement is that young Pakistani talent Hafiz Abu Bakr has secured the top position in Iran’s prestigious international Husan-e-Qarat competition. Hailing from Mansehra, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the eighth-grade student has gained widespread praise for his captivating recitation of the Quran, earning him accolades on various social media platforms.
Hafiz Abu Bakr’s flawless delivery of the sacred verses has sparked discussions across diverse circles, with individuals from various backgrounds commending his exceptional abilities. Calls for the Pakistani government to recognize his talent with a national award have gained momentum, acknowledging his remarkable representation of the country on the global stage.
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Following his triumph in Iran, Hafiz Abu Bakr also participated in the Husan-e-Qaraat competition in Karbala, Iraq, where he emerged victorious. Additionally, he clinched the second position in last year’s international competition held in Algeria, further solidifying his status as a rising star in Quranic recitation.
Furthermore, Qari Ayub Asif, representing the United Kingdom while boasting Pakistani and Moroccan heritage, has also captured the attention of social media audiences with his unique recitations. Notably, Qari Ayub Asif’s multifaceted talents extend beyond Quranic recitation, as he is also recognized for his proficiency in football at the club level.
The achievements of Hafiz Abu Bakr and Qari Ayub Asif exemplify excellence and talent within the global Muslim community, earning admiration and recognition from audiences worldwide.
