Sherif Mostafa

شريف مصطفى

Egyptian Quran reciter, known for his murattal recitations in the riwaya of Hafs 'an 'Asim, spread through his official YouTube channel and Quran listening platforms; among his widely circulated recitations are Maryam, Yusuf, al-Baqarah, Taha, al-Kahf and the whole of Juz' Qad Sami'.

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    Summary

    Sherif Mostafa is an Egyptian Quran reciter who recites in the murattal style in the riwaya of Hafs 'an 'Asim. 1

    He publishes his recitations through his official YouTube channel (@sherifmostafaofficial); the descriptions of uploads of his recitations direct listeners to "the official channel of reciter Sharif Mustafa". 2

    His recitations

    Among his widely circulated recitations are those of Maryam, Yusuf, al-Baqarah, Taha and al-Kahf, and his recitation of the whole of Juz' Qad Sami'. 2

    His reciter page on the SurahQuran site presents his complete murattal recitation in the riwaya of Hafs from 'Asim. 1

    Reach and audience

    His reputation rests on the digital spread of his recitations through his channel, Quran listening platforms and phone apps carrying his recitations; no dated subscriber figure for his channel could be verified when checked on 25 October 2026, so none is recorded. 2 1

    References

    • His official YouTube channel (@sherifmostafaofficial) and the descriptions of his recitation uploads.
    • His reciter page on the SurahQuran site (surahquran.com).

    Sources

    1. Sherif Mostafa — SurahQuran reciter page
    2. Sherif Mostafa — official YouTube channel (@sherifmostafaofficial)
    Cite this page

    islam.museum contributors. “Sherif Mostafa”. islam.museum, https://islam.museum/en/person/sherif-mostafa/. CC BY-SA 4.0. Last updated 2026-10-25.

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