Abdulrahman Mosad

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عبد الرحمن مسعد

Young Egyptian Qur'an reciter raised in Riyadh. He began memorising the Qur'an at five and completed it at twelve; his recitations spread through YouTube and social media until he became one of the best-known young Qur'anic voices in the Arab world, and he published the book Inna Rabbi Latif in 2022.

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    Summary

    Abdulrahman Mosad is a young Egyptian Qur'an reciter who began memorising the Qur'an at the age of five and completed its memorisation at twelve12; his recitations spread through YouTube and social media until he became one of the best-known young Qur'anic voices in the Arab world, with a channel of about 2.35 million subscribers in platform figures of November 20261. The available profiles disagree on whether he was born in Egypt or in Riyadh, and agree that he was raised in Riyadh and holds Egyptian nationality12; his birth year is not officially published in any source the editors read.

    Upbringing and memorisation

    Mosad grew up in a devout family in Riyadh and began memorising the Qur'an as a child of five, encouraged by his parents, completing the memorisation at twelve12. He took part in school and mosque Qur'an competitions and drew attention for the sweetness of his voice from an early age1.

    Digital reach

    Mosad reached his largest audience through YouTube, TikTok and Instagram, where his short and long recitations circulate widely, and profiles present him as one of the leading reciters of the new generation1.

    Books

    In 2022 Mosad published the book Inna Rabbi Latif ("Indeed my Lord is Subtle"), launched at the Cairo International Book Fair1.

    Impact and audience

    Mosad is among the most famous young reciters in the Arab digital sphere, with about 2.35 million YouTube subscribers in platform figures of November 2026 — platform figures that change constantly and are not presented by the museum as fixed facts1.

    References

    Sources

    1. Abdulrahman Mosad — Al-Mrj3 profile
    2. Abdulrahman Mosad — Mawdoo3 answer
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    islam.museum contributors. “Abdulrahman Mosad”. islam.museum, https://islam.museum/en/person/abdulrahman-mosad/. CC BY-SA 4.0. Last updated 2026-11-04.

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