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BREAKING: Bauchi’s Sumayya Shines at International Qur’anic Recitation Competition

In a moment of pride for Nigeria, Sumayya Umar Mudassir, a young girl from Bauchi State, has made headlines by securing second place at the prestigious 3rd edition of the Mazameer Dawood Algerian International Qur’anic Recitation Competition.

The 1446AH (2024) edition of the competition saw Sumayya competing against 42 other contestants from various countries, showcasing her exceptional talent and deep understanding of the Qur’an.

The Mazameer Dawood competition is renowned for its rigorous standards and is one of the most respected platforms for Qur’anic recitation on the international stage.

Contestants are evaluated on their pronunciation, melody, and adherence to the traditional rules of Tajweed, making Sumayya’s achievement a significant milestone.

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Sumayya’s success has resonated deeply within her community in Bauchi and across Nigeria, bringing a wave of pride and joy. Her journey to this prestigious stage is a testament to her dedication, discipline, and spiritual commitment.

At a time when positive representation on global platforms is crucial, Sumayya’s accomplishment stands as an inspiring example for young Nigerians and Muslims worldwide.

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Local leaders and members of the Bauchi State community have expressed their admiration and support for Sumayya, hailing her as a role model for other youths.

Her victory is not only a personal triumph but also a beacon of hope and inspiration, demonstrating that with perseverance and faith, young people can achieve greatness.

This achievement has sparked celebrations in Bauchi, with many recognizing the potential for Sumayya to continue excelling in future competitions.

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As her story spreads, it is expected to encourage a renewed interest in Qur’anic studies and recitation among young people in Nigeria and beyond.

Sumayya Umar Mudassir’s success at the Mazameer Dawood competition serves as a reminder of the talent and potential that exists within Nigeria, waiting to be nurtured and celebrated on the world stage.

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