Exalted doa qunoot by legendary, Professor imam shiekh ali abdullah jabir
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Al-Fatihah to my mom Madam
Al-Fatihah to my mom Madam Sukira Bte Sahmay
Al-Fatihah to Shiekh Ali Jaber
May ALLAH grant them a safety passage in Akhirah and Jannah with his gracious compassionate blessing.
Professor imam shiekh ali abdullah Jabir Remembered for his Melodious Recitation.
JEDDAH, 17 December 2005 — Shiekh Ali Jabir, who was one of the imams of the Grand Mosque in Makkah, passed away on Wednesday following a prolonged illness. He was 53.
Shiekh ali Jabir's melodious recitation of the Holy Qur'an gave spiritual exaltation to millions of Muslims within the Kingdom and abroad. He worked as professor of Islamic studies at King Abdul Aziz University in Jeddah and associate professor at the university's Madinah branch.
Dr. Abdullah Omar Naseef, former deputy chairman of the Shoura Council, praised the late scholar for his understanding of the Qur'an, adding that he had made a lot of efforts in teaching the divine book in an attractive manner.
Abdullah Basfar, a well-known reciter of the Qur'an and imam of the Shuaibi mosque, said he used to imitate the late scholar.
"Shiekh ali Jabir used to recite the Qur'an, at least two parts, every day. He continued this custom even after he fell sick," Basfar said.
Hasan Safar, a colleague at the university, said Shiekh ali Jabir's death was a big loss for the Islamic nation. He gave lectures in fiqh in a unique way, explaining the legal issues in the light of the Qur'an and Sunnah.
"People knew about Shiekh ali Jabir after he became the imam of the Grand Mosque during the time of King Khaled. His recitation of the Qur'an during Taraweeh prayers was a great spiritual experience," said Muhammad Haddad, another colleague.
Born in Jeddah in 1952, Shiekh aliJabir obtained his doctorate degree in comparative jurisprudence from the Higher Institute of Judiciary. He memorized the whole Qur'an at the age of 14 and worked as the imam of the Grand Mosque until 1989. Shiekh ali Jabir died at Bugshan Hospital in 17 december 2005 Jeddah.
Al-Fatihah to Shiekh Ali Jaber
May ALLAH grant them a safety passage in Akhirah and Jannah with his gracious compassionate blessing.
Professor imam shiekh ali abdullah Jabir Remembered for his Melodious Recitation.
JEDDAH, 17 December 2005 — Shiekh Ali Jabir, who was one of the imams of the Grand Mosque in Makkah, passed away on Wednesday following a prolonged illness. He was 53.
Shiekh ali Jabir's melodious recitation of the Holy Qur'an gave spiritual exaltation to millions of Muslims within the Kingdom and abroad. He worked as professor of Islamic studies at King Abdul Aziz University in Jeddah and associate professor at the university's Madinah branch.
Dr. Abdullah Omar Naseef, former deputy chairman of the Shoura Council, praised the late scholar for his understanding of the Qur'an, adding that he had made a lot of efforts in teaching the divine book in an attractive manner.
Abdullah Basfar, a well-known reciter of the Qur'an and imam of the Shuaibi mosque, said he used to imitate the late scholar.
"Shiekh ali Jabir used to recite the Qur'an, at least two parts, every day. He continued this custom even after he fell sick," Basfar said.
Hasan Safar, a colleague at the university, said Shiekh ali Jabir's death was a big loss for the Islamic nation. He gave lectures in fiqh in a unique way, explaining the legal issues in the light of the Qur'an and Sunnah.
"People knew about Shiekh ali Jabir after he became the imam of the Grand Mosque during the time of King Khaled. His recitation of the Qur'an during Taraweeh prayers was a great spiritual experience," said Muhammad Haddad, another colleague.
Born in Jeddah in 1952, Shiekh aliJabir obtained his doctorate degree in comparative jurisprudence from the Higher Institute of Judiciary. He memorized the whole Qur'an at the age of 14 and worked as the imam of the Grand Mosque until 1989. Shiekh ali Jabir died at Bugshan Hospital in 17 december 2005 Jeddah.
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