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Asalamualaikum and welcome to the Amaliah Surah Kahf playlist. Here you will find a series of recitations by Muslim women from around the world in an attempt to document, archive and celebrate the legacy of Muslim women reciting. We also hope this playlist encourages you to read and recite Surah Kahf on Fridays as the Prophet Muhammad (saw) said that “Whoever recites Surat al-Kahf on Friday will have a light between this Friday and the next”
The Quran has 7 different dialectical styles, and this series reflects some of them.
Our second reciter is Farah Elbakkali from Morocco. Farah has participated in many national and international Qur’ran competitions, including the Mohammed VI competition for the Memorisation and Recitation of the Holy Qur’an where she was awarded first place. You may notice that Farah’s recitation style is different to the last recitation we featured in the playlist. This is because Farah is reciting in the Warsh style, a method of recitation which is more common to countries in North Africa.
Thank you to all of those who submitted to our open call and to Ustada Rumaysa for her guidance during this project. To keep up to date with our work at Amaliah, you can find us on amaliah.com, @amaliah_com on Instagram and @amaliah_tweets on Twitter.
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Asalamualaikum and welcome to the Amaliah Surah Kahf playlist. Here you will find a series of recitations by Muslim women from around the world in an attempt to document, archive and celebrate the legacy of Muslim women reciting. We also hope this playlist encourages you to read and recite Surah Kahf on Fridays as the Prophet Muhammad (saw) said that “Whoever recites Surat al-Kahf on Friday will have a light between this Friday and the next”
The Quran has 7 different dialectical styles, and this series reflects some of them.
Our first reciter is A'tii Qah Suhaimi from Singapore. A’tii Qah’s recitation started when she was just 7 years old. Since, she has participated in various local and international Quran recitation competitions. A'tii Qah's days are filled up with teaching Islamic arts, she is currently a full-time calligrapher at The Bustan Khat and a Quranic recitation teacher at iTarannum, Singapore.
Thank you to all of those who submitted to our open call and to Ustada Rumaysa for her guidance during this project. To keep up to date with our work at Amaliah, you can find us on amaliah.com, @amaliah_com on Instagram and @amaliah_tweets on Twitter.
Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/amaliah-the-podcast.

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What’s the role of an agent? How much do you make from publishing a book? What makes a bestseller? Should you self-publish?
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Perhaps you have an idea, maybe you’ve written your whole book or maybe you just want to understand the publishing industry better. Our panellists demystify the publishing process, dispel myths and offer helpful advice to get you on track in this one-off Amaliah Podcast special, 'Amaliah Presents; How to get published'.
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Listen in to get practical insights to help you take your next steps towards getting published...
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Hey everyone, welcome to Amaliah Anthology!
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We thought it was about time that we turn some of our most read pieces over on Amaliah.com into some of our most listened to tracks on the podcast. We're bringing amaliah.com articles to life with readings by the authors themselves, so that you can enjoy your favourite pieces in a new way.
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Thank you to Sarah Khurshid for her reading of her piece, 'Coffee and Islamic Society in the Fifteenth Century: The Beverage Used to Enhance Religious Worship'.
All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x
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If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support
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Hey everyone, welcome to Amaliah Anthology!
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We thought it was about time that we turn some of our most read pieces over on Amaliah.com into some of our most listened to tracks on the podcast. We're bringing amaliah.com articles to life with readings by the authors themselves, so that you can enjoy your favourite pieces in a new way.
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Thank you to Zeinab Suleimani for her reading of her piece, 'Time: Treat it Well So It Can Treat You Well Too''.
All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x
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If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support
Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/amaliah-the-podcast.

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Hey everyone, welcome to Amaliah Anthology!
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We thought it was about time that we turn some of our most read pieces over on Amaliah.com into some of our most listened to tracks on the podcast. We're bringing amaliah.com articles to life with readings by the authors themselves, so that you can enjoy your favourite pieces in a new way.
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Thank you to Chantal Blake for her reading of her piece, 'Prophetic Advice for Cultivating Marital Intimacy'.
All our love and duas always, the Amaliah team x
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If you enjoyed this episode and want to support our production visit amaliah.com/support
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