Turkish Memorizer Recites Quran at Historic Sarajevo Mosque in Ramadan
As well as reciting the Quran during Taraweeh prayers on the nights of Ramadan, he takes part in a traditional Quranic program at the mosque during which each person recites one verse or Surah of the Quran and the others follow along.
During Ramadan, 24 Quran memorizers from Turkey have been dispatched to Bosnia and Herzegovina to recite the Quran in various cities of the country.
They help to create a spiritual atmosphere during this sacred time for the Muslim community in Bosnia.
One of them is Gultekin who has been sent to the Hunkar Mosque in the capital. This mosque, built by the Ottoman government after the conquest of Bosnia in 1457, is considered one of the cultural and religious symbols of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
This mosque, also known as the Emperor’s Mosque, was built by the Ottoman rulers after the conquest of Bosnia in 1457. It is considered one of the cultural and religious symbols of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
With its historic walls and beautiful architecture, the mosque creates a unique and spiritual atmosphere for visitors and is a host for those interested in reading the Quran.
During the month of Ramadan, it becomes a focal point for spiritual gatherings.
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Speaking to Anadolu, Gultekin expressed his satisfaction with taking part in the Ramadan programs at the mosque, stating that serving the people in this historic mosque is a source of pride for him.
“It is truly an honor for me to serve in a country with such a rich historical and cultural heritage.”
He noted the respect he has received from the people of Bosnia since his arrival in the country, adding that Bosnians have a great affection for memorizers of the Quran.
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