The American singer Jennifer Grout appeared again, while she was reciting verses from the Holy Qur’an. She posted a video on her Instagram account on the way to Sheikh Muhammad Siddiq Al-Minshawi, confirming that the training to learn to recite the surah took about 22 hours. It took 6 hours to review and reach the final form of the recitation.
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She commented on her account, saying, “It is not 100% perfect yet, but I decided to participate anyway because I am ready to move to another recitation. I hope God accepts all our efforts.”
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Graut grabbed the attention with her sweet voice and stunned the judges and all attendees in the third season of “arab got talent”Years ago, and everyone praised her talent and presence, then she disappeared for a while before she appeared and surprised everyone by announcing her Islam and her husband from Morocco.
And Jennifer said, in exclusive statements to “The Seventh Day,” about her beginnings and its connection with music and the Arabic language: “I was born in Boston and grew up in an artistic family, my father and my mother are singers, and I started studying music when I was 5 years old, and I became passionate about Arabic music at the age of 20 years. In 2010, I studied many other languages before I started singing in Arabic, and Arabic speech is not difficult, and I delved into Arabic music more and more until I was presented in the talent program. arab got talent, In its third season 2013, I got second place in the program, and it was a very important stage in my life“.
Jennifer continued about the story of her rise: “After the program I performed a number of artistic concerts in Arab and European countries, and I lived for a period in Morocco and revived festivals and went deeper into Islam, converted to Islam, got married and gave birth to my daughter, and after giving birth I moved away from social media and stopped singing for 3 years because I was. I am convinced that music is forbidden, but my point of view started changing and I went back to music and singing again in March 2019, because there are always different opinions about music and no one knows the right path, but God guides us and forgives us all in the end.“.
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