Led Taraweeh Prayers
- Masjid At-Ta'awun, Madina (1997)
- Masjid As-Saan'e, Madina (1998)
- Jame Masjid Memon, Karachi (1999)
- Jame At-Ta'awun, Madina (2000)
- Masjid Abdullah Esa, Madina (2001)
- Jame Masjid Madina, Karachi (2002–03)
- Masjid Abdullah Esa, Madina (2004)
- Jame Masjid Okhai Memon, Karachi ( 2005)
- Jame Masjid Zakariyya, England (2006–07)
- Jame Masjid Al Rabi'aan, Madina (2008)
- Jame Masjid Al Zar'ouni, Dubai (2009)
- Jame Masjid Al Zar'ouni, Dubai (2010)
- Blue Mosque Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (2011)
- Masjid Sheikh Rashid Al Jabri, Dubai (2012)
85 Styles of Recitation:
Out of 85 styles of recitation, some of the names of ‘Qaris’, whose recitation he can recite are as follows:
Makkah Mukarama:
01-Shaikh (late) Abdullah Al-Khulaifi
02-Shaikh (late) Abdullah Al Khayyat
03-Shaikh Abdullah As-Subayyil
04-Shaikh Salih Bin Humaid
05-Shaikh (late) Ali Jabir
06-Shaikh Saud Ash-Shuraim
07-Shaikh Abdur Rahman As-Sudais
08-Shaikh (late) Umer As-Subayyil
09-Shaikh Usama Khayyat
11-Shaikh Mahir Al-Muaiqly
12-Shaikh Abdullah Al-Juhani
13-Shaikh Khalid Al-Ghamdi
14-Shaikh Faisal Ghazzawi
15-Shaikh Adil Al-Kalbani.
Al-Madina Al-Munawara
16-Shaikh (late) Abdul Aziz bin Salih
17- Shaikh (late) Abdul Majeed Jabarti
18-Shaikh Ali Abdur Rahman Al-Hudhaifi
19-Ibrahim Al-Akhdhar (Retd.)
20-Shaikh Muhammad Ayub, (Ex.Taraweeh Imam)
21-Shaikh Abdul Wadood Maqbool Hanif, (Ex.Taraweeh Imam)
22-Shaikh Ali As-Sudais, (Ex.Taraweeh Imam)
23-Shaikh Abdul Bari Athubaiti
24-Shaikh Hussain Al-Ashaikh
25-Shaikh Abdul Mohsin Al-Qasim
26-Shaikh Salah Al-Budair.
Masjid Quba – Madina al-Munawara:
27-Shaikh Muhammad Abid
28-Shaikh Muhammad Khalil
29-Shaikh Ahmed Al-Hudhaifi
Masjid Qiblatain – Medina al-Munawara:
30-Shaikh Mahmood Khalil
Others Masajid’s Qarr’aa:
31-Shaikh Sa’ad Al-Ghamdi
32-Shaikh Abdullah Basfar
33-Shaikh Mishary Rashid Al-Afasy
34-Shaikh Hani Al-Rifai
35-Shaikh Nabil Al-Rifai
36-Shaikh Abdullah Al Matroud
37-Shaikh Ahmed Al-Ajmi
38-Shaikh Ahmed Khalil
39-Shaikh Abu Bakr As-Shatri
40-Shaikh Muhammad Al-Barrak
41-Shaikh Sulaiman Al-Muhaisni
42-Shaikh Khalid Al-Qahtani
43-Shaikh Nasir Al-Qutami
44-Shaikh Yasir Ad-Dosri
45-Shaikh Abdul Mosin Al-Ubaikan
46-Shaikh Majid Az-Zamil
47-Shaikh Abdul Wali Al-Arkani
48-Shaikh Idrees Abkar
49-Shaikh Abdul Aziz Al-Zahrani
50-Shiakh Salah Bukhatir
Others:
51-Shaikh Muhammad Abdul Majid Zakir
52-Shaikh Khalil Abdur Rahman Al Qari
53-Shaikh Shafiqur Rahman Al Qazi
54-Shaikh Ehtisham ul Haqq
55-Shaikh Muhammad Rafeeq
56-Shaikh Abdur Rasheed
57-Shaikh Ghulam Muhammad
58-Shaikh Mufti Rafi Usmani
59-Shaikh Mufti Taqi Usmani
60-Shaikh Abdul Rauf Sakkharwi
61-Qari Mahmood
62-Qari Sakir Qasmi
63-Qari Waheed Zafar Qasmi
Egyptians Qurr’aa:
64-Shaikh (late) Mahmood Khalil Al Husari, (Hader)
65-Shaikh (late) Muhammad Siddiq Al-Manshawi, (Tarteel)
66-Shaikh (late) Muhammad Siddiq Al-Minshawi, (Hader)
67-Shaikh (late) Abdul Basit Abdul Samad, (Tarteel)
68-Shaikh (late) Abdul Basit Abdul Samad, (Hader)
69-Shaikh (late) Anter Muslim,
70-Shaikh (late) Muhammad Saeed Noor,
71-Muhammad Jibreel,
72-Shaikh Hajjaj Al-Hindawi.
Other Styles:
73-Al-Hijazi
74-An-Najdi
75-As-Shami
76-Al-Basari
77-Al-Koofi
78-Al-Baghdadi
79-Hadar Maut
80-Makki Hazeeni
81-Al Hussaini
82-Pani Patti
83-SHAIKH SAAD NOMANI (His own Style)
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“Pleads he in earnest? Look upon his face.
His eyes do drop no tears, his prayers are in jest.
His words come from his mouth; ours from our breast.
He prays but faintly, and would be denied;
We pray with heart and soul, and all beside.”
—William Shakespeare (1564–1616)