Mohamed Mahmoud Al-Tablawi

Historical · 1934–2020

Mohamed Mahmoud Al-Tablawi محمد محمود الطبلاوي

Egyptian Quran reciter · 1934–2020.

Lived
1934–2020
Nationality
Egyptian

Biography

Mohamed Mahmoud Al-Tablawi (1934–2020) was an Egyptian Quran reciter who memorized the Quran as a child, joined Egyptian Radio in 1970 and headed Egypt's syndicate of Quran reciters. Over a career of more than six decades he recited at major ceremonies in Egypt and abroad; this is his mujawwad recording.

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Mohamed Mahmoud Al-Tablawi is an Egyptian reciter. Mohamed Mahmoud Al-Tablawi (1934–2020) was an Egyptian Quran reciter who memorized the Quran as a child, joined Egyptian Radio in 1970 and headed Egypt's syndicate of Quran reciters.

When did Mohamed Mahmoud Al-Tablawi die?

Mohamed Mahmoud Al-Tablawi died in 2020.

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Sources

Reviewed by the RecitID editorial team · Updated 20 September 2026