القرآن الكريم بصوت نعمة الحسان

Listen and learn the Holy Qur’an in the voice of Sheikh Nimah Al-Hassan

Sheikh Nimah Al-Hassan saw the light in 1969 in the city of Basra, located in southern Iraq. His primary education was at Al-Khalil Bin Ahmed Al-Farahidi School, followed by his secondary education at Al-Nidal School. After that, he continued his studies at the Preparatory School for Islamic Studies in Basra and Samarra, where he graduated from the College of Sharia in Baghdad. He obtained a Master's degree in Arts from the College of Arts at Basra University, specializing in Arabic Language, and is currently continuing his studies

. PhD in the same specialty at the University of Basra

Sheikh Nimah Al-Hassan recites the Holy Qur’an following the authentic style of Iraqi maqams, with remarkable accuracy and feeling. His inspiring voice has earned him great fame in Iraq, and his recitations resonate throughout the country, echoing in councils, forums and on the radio, thanks to his beautiful, blended voice.

. With a touch of sadness and his exceptional recitation

Sheikh Nimah Al-Hassan began his role as an imam while studying in high school, and was officially appointed as the imam of Al-Hassanin Mosque in Basra in 1995. He also served as an imam in Tarawih prayers and qiyam at the Grand Mosque in Basra. In 2003, he moved to Al-Alban Mosque in Kuwait to lead Tarawih prayers there. He was then appointed as a permanent imam at the Sindh Mosque in the Kaifan area, in addition to performing prayers at the Uthman Mosque. Currently, he holds the position of imam at Abdul Aziz Al-Sanad Mosque and supervises memorization circles

. The Qur’an in the Kaifan

Sheikh Nimah Al-Hassan benefited from the teaching of several senior sheikhs and scholars, including Hajj Muhammad Saleh, who began learning the Qur’an from him in Basra, Sheikh Qasim Al-Samrani, who taught him the rules of Tajweed in Samarra, and Sheikh Othman Al-Kurdi, who gave him permission to narrate Hafs on the authority of Asim during

. He studied at the College of Sharia in Baghdad