Hanan Barakat

«حنان بركات»

A Qur'an and tajweed teacher who runs a YouTube channel under her own name, dedicated to women, offering simplified tajweed lessons and Qur'an memorisation, including a Surah al-Baqarah series in the Warsh recitation, the morning adhkar and religious and family topics.

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    Summary

    Hanan Barakat is a Qur'an and tajweed teacher who runs a YouTube channel under her own name. 1

    Her channel is dedicated to women: in its own words it is concerned with memorising the Qur'an and teaching the rules of tajweed in a simplified way. 1

    Career

    She presents the channel's lessons herself and links her official Facebook page (hananbarakattajwid) and her Instagram account from her video descriptions. 1

    No biographical source for her could be verified, so nothing is recorded here about her life beyond the channel she runs. 1

    Works

    Her channel carries a complete Surah al-Baqarah series in the Warsh recitation, presented as for women only. 1

    It also carries the morning adhkar and religious talks on various topics, among them reminders on raising children. 1

    Positions and criticism

    This section presents what the source reports about her work; it is not the museum's verdict on her or on her opinions.

    The channel's stated purpose is to help women memorise the Qur'an and learn tajweed step by step in simplified form, alongside the transmitted daily adhkar. 1

    References

    • "حنان بركات — YouTube channel" (the author's own channel; a video of hers consulted 26 October 2026). 1

    Sources

    1. Hanan Barakat — YouTube channel
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    islam.museum contributors. “Hanan Barakat”. islam.museum, https://islam.museum/en/person/hanan-barakat/. CC BY-SA 4.0. Last updated 2026-10-25.

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