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Talaat Afifi

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Sheikh Talaat Afifi is an Egyptian Quran reciter. Listen online to the 66 surahs he recited, Hafs from Asim riwaya (murattal, 22 h 41). 20K plays on Assabile.

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The 66 surahs recited by Talaat Afifi

Hafs from Asim, murattal, 22 h 41

  1. 2 Al-Baqarah The Cow, 286 verses, Medinan البقرة 1:53:05
  2. 3 Ali ’Imran Family of Imran, 200 verses, Medinan آل عمران 1:05:47
  3. 4 An-Nisa The Women, 176 verses, Medinan النساء 1:10:25
  4. 5 Al-Ma’idah The Table Spread, 120 verses, Medinan المائدة 52:03
  5. 6 Al-An’am The Cattle, 165 verses, Meccan الأنعام 57:57
  6. 7 Al-A’raf The Heights, 206 verses, Meccan الأعراف 1:03:12
  7. 8 Al-Anfal The Spoils of War, 75 verses, Medinan الأنفال 23:49
  8. 9 At-Tawbah The Repentance, 129 verses, Medinan التوبة 46:05
  9. 10 Yunus Jonah, 109 verses, Meccan يونس 34:45
  10. 11 Hud 123 verses, Meccan هود 35:57
  11. 12 Yusuf Joseph, 111 verses, Meccan يوسف 31:57
  12. 13 Ar-Ra’d The Thunder, 43 verses, Medinan الرعد 16:07
  13. 14 Ibrahim Abraham, 52 verses, Meccan ابراهيم 16:02
  14. 15 Al-Hijr The Rocky Tract, 99 verses, Meccan الحجر 12:57
  15. 16 An-Nahl The Bee, 128 verses, Meccan النحل 35:04
  16. 17 Al-Isra The Night Journey, 111 verses, Meccan الإسراء 28:34
  17. 18 Al-Kahf The Cave, 110 verses, Meccan الكهف 29:01
  18. 19 Maryam Mary, 98 verses, Meccan مريم 17:46
  19. 20 Taha Ta-Ha, 135 verses, Meccan طه 23:26
  20. 21 Al-Anbya The Prophets, 112 verses, Meccan الأنبياء 22:51
  21. 22 Al-Hajj The Pilgrimage, 78 verses, Medinan الحج 25:07
  22. 23 Al-Mu’minun The Believers, 118 verses, Meccan المؤمنون 21:20
  23. 24 An-Nur The Light, 64 verses, Medinan النور 25:40
  24. 25 Al-Furqan The Criterion, 77 verses, Meccan الفرقان 16:24
  25. 26 Ash-Shu’ara The Poets, 227 verses, Meccan الشعراء 25:51
  26. 27 An-Naml The Ant, 93 verses, Meccan النمل 22:22
  27. 28 Al-Qasas The Stories, 88 verses, Meccan القصص 27:47
  28. 29 Al-’Ankabut The Spider, 69 verses, Meccan العنكبوت 18:57
  29. 30 Ar-Rum The Romans, 60 verses, Meccan الروم 16:00
  30. 31 Luqman 34 verses, Meccan لقمان 10:45
  31. 32 As-Sajdah The Prostration, 30 verses, Meccan السجدة 7:02
  32. 33 Al-Ahzab The Combined Forces, 73 verses, Medinan الأحزاب 25:58
  33. 34 Saba Sheba, 54 verses, Meccan سبإ 16:46
  34. 35 Fatir Originator, 45 verses, Meccan فاطر 14:38
  35. 36 Ya-Sin 83 verses, Meccan يس 13:58
  36. 37 As-Saffat Those Who Set the Ranks, 182 verses, Meccan الصافات 19:12
  37. 38 Sad The Letter “Saad”, 88 verses, Meccan ص 14:27
  38. 41 Fussilat Explained in Detail, 54 verses, Meccan فصلت 16:14
  39. 42 Ash-Shuraa The Consultation, 53 verses, Meccan الشورى 16:53
  40. 43 Az-Zukhruf The Ornaments of Gold, 89 verses, Meccan الزخرف 17:22
  41. 44 Ad-Dukhan The Smoke, 59 verses, Meccan الدخان 7:29
  42. 45 Al-Jathiyah The Crouching, 37 verses, Meccan الجاثية 9:42
  43. 46 Al-Ahqaf The Wind-Curved Sandhills, 35 verses, Meccan الأحقاف 11:49
  44. 47 Muhammad 38 verses, Medinan محمد 10:37
  45. 48 Al-Fath The Victory, 29 verses, Medinan الفتح 11:04
  46. 49 Al-Hujurat The Rooms, 18 verses, Medinan الحجرات 6:37
  47. 50 Qaf The Letter “Qaf”, 45 verses, Meccan ق 8:03
  48. 51 Adh-Dhariyat The Winnowing Winds, 60 verses, Meccan الذاريات 7:22
  49. 52 At-Tur The Mount, 49 verses, Meccan الطور 6:46
  50. 54 Al-Qamar The Moon, 55 verses, Meccan القمر 6:55
  51. 55 Ar-Rahman The Beneficent, 78 verses, Medinan الرحمن 9:27
  52. 56 Al-Waqi’ah The Inevitable, 96 verses, Meccan الواقعة 9:23
  53. 57 Al-Hadid The Iron, 29 verses, Medinan الحديد 11:53
  54. 58 Al-Mujadila The Pleading Woman, 22 verses, Medinan المجادلة 9:19
  55. 59 Al-Hashr The Exile, 24 verses, Medinan الحشر 9:12
  56. 60 Al-Mumtahanah She That Is to Be Examined, 13 verses, Medinan الممتحنة 7:08
  57. 61 As-Saf The Ranks, 14 verses, Medinan الصف 4:15
  58. 62 Al-Jumu’ah The Congregation, Friday, 11 verses, Medinan الجمعة 3:19
  59. 63 Al-Munafiqun The Hypocrites, 11 verses, Medinan المنافقون 3:31
  60. 64 At-Taghabun The Mutual Disillusion, 18 verses, Medinan التغابن 4:34
  61. 65 At-Talaq The Divorce, 12 verses, Medinan الطلاق 6:01
  62. 66 At-Tahrim The Prohibition, 12 verses, Medinan التحريم 5:03
  63. 67 Al-Mulk The Sovereignty, 30 verses, Meccan الملك 6:39
  64. 68 Al-Qalam The Pen, 52 verses, Meccan القلم 6:26
  65. 71 Nuh Noah, 28 verses, Meccan نوح 4:24
  66. 72 Al-Jinn The Jinn, 28 verses, Meccan الجن 5:18

Biography of Talaat Afifi

On December 20, 1953, Talaat Mohamed Afifi Salem was born in Giza, Egypt. His father, Mohamed Afifi, is Quran reader.
His talent was discovered since his childhood, as he was able to complete the memorization of the holy Quran, at a very young age under the supervision of his father. He joined Al Azhar School in order to start his primary education, and he was able to obtain excellent grades. He joined in 1968 the secondary level and he studied very hard to obtain his secondary diploma in al Azhar in 1971, and he obtained the sixth position, then the eighth position on the regional level in 1975.

Once he reached college, he joined the faculty of Osoul El Dine in Cairo, and then he was able to reach different degrees, starting with his license degree in the Islamic Da’wah and culture in 1979 with excellence, then he obtained his masters degree with excellence about The Islamic approach in addressing the motives of human behaviors.
In 1986 he won the first honorary degree, after discussing the doctoral thesis on the topic "The story in the Sunnah and its impact on the Islamic call."

He was appointed as a lecturer at the Faculty of Islamic Da’wah in Cairo in 1979, where he continued to work there until he received the professorship degree in 1997 upon his promotions, and he was appointed head of the Islamic Culture Department since that date, until he became the dean of the college in February 2001, for 4 years.

In addition to his commitment to work from within the college, Sheikh Talaat Afifi held several positions, in which he had a significant contribution, including: Professor of the International Islamic University, an envoy to the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and more. Yet, all these commitments did not stop him from giving time to worshiping the Almighty Allah and to advocacy work, as he kept teaching the holy Quran, giving speeches, and taking the Imamate in many mosques in Giza, Cairo, and even outside Egypt.
On August 2, 2012, Sheikh Talaat Afifi was appointed Minister of the Awqaf in the government of Hisham Qandil, a position he held until July 2013.

He also has a lot of writings, about literature, advocacy and Fikh, such as: reflections on the fikh of advocacy, the ethics of the Quran, etc.

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