This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press
Morocco lost, this Saturday morning in Rabat, Sheikh Tayeb Kohl El-Ayoun, one of the pioneers of the recitation of the Holy Quran, at the age of 94, after a long career in the service of the Book of God and in spreading the values. of Islam.
A long academic career in the recitation of the Holy Quran
Sheikh Tayeb Kohl Al-Ayoun was born in 1931 in Marrakech, where he completed memorization of the Holy Quran before the age of twelve.
He began his academic career at the famous Ibn Yusuf Mosque, where he led Tarawih prayers at the age of sixteen.
He was distinguished by his unique voice and his original style of recitation, which made him one of the pioneers of Moroccan recitation on Dar Si Said radio in Marrakech.
Notable milestones in the life of Sheikh Al-Tayeb Kohl Al-Ayoun
Sheikh Al-Tayeb Kohl Al-Ayoun gained great fame through his soft readings and he read the Quran before the late King Mohammed V in an official ceremony in the Ahmar region.
He continued his studies at Ibn Yusuf University, then moved to Cairo, where he joined the College of Dar Al-Ulum, and obtained a postgraduate diploma in sciences of the Koran and Sunnah at Dar Al-Hadith Al -Hasaniyya.
His contributions to the teaching of the Quran and the judging of Tajweed competitions
The Sheikh dedicated his life to teaching the sciences of the Koran and preparing generations at the Mohammed V high school in Marrakech. He also participated in the judging committees of Tajweed competitions in Morocco and abroad.
In the 1980s, the late King Hassan II appointed him to teach the Holy Quran to members of the royal family, including Prince Moulay Rachid and the princesses.
The funeral of Sheikh Al-Tayeb Kohl El-Ayoun
The body of the deceased was buried at the martyrs’ cemetery in Rabat, after the funeral prayer was celebrated in his honor at the martyrs’ mosque, Agdal district, in the presence of a large crowd of his fans, students and members of his family.
