Cheikh Abdulbaset Abdulsamad

Cheikh Abdulbaset Abdulsamad (1927-1988) was an incredibly influential Egyptian Qur'an reciter. Known for his beautiful and moving recitation style, Abdulsamad's recordings are still widely listened to and cherished by Muslims around the world today. He gained international recognition for his unique voice and precise pronunciation, and his recordings are often played in mosques and homes, especially during Ramadan. While he passed away in 1988, his legacy continues to inspire and his recordings remain a cornerstone of Islamic tradition for many.

Though he never recorded any studio albums in the traditional sense, his numerous recitations of different surahs (chapters) of the Qur'an have been widely distributed and continue to be released and re-released. His recitations, like "Surat Al Maida," "Sourate An-Nisa," and "Tartil Maa Al Adan," are not just considered beautiful performances, but also important tools for learning and understanding the Qur'an. His impact on the world of Qur'anic recitation is undeniable, and he remains a beloved figure for millions.