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The Prophet Muhammad was reciting Surah At-Tin (chapter 95 of the Quran) and Surah Az-Zaitun (chapter 95 of the Quran) during the evening prayer. A companion of the Prophet named Al-Bara heard the recitation and said that nobody had a better voice or recited the Quran better than the Prophet Muhammad.
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Prophet recitation
- 2. Narrated Al-Bara': I heard the Prophet reciting Surat at-Tin waz Zaitun (By the Fig and the Olive) in the 'Isha' prayer and I have never heard anybody with a better voice or recitation than his. (Sahih Al-Bukhari, Vol. 9, Hadith 636)