A Blind Pakistani Boy has won global admiration after securing first place in an international Quran recitation competition held in Jakarta, Indonesia. The winner, 10-year-old Muhammad Abu Bakr, impressed judges with his flawless and heartfelt recitation despite his visual impairment.
Muhammad Abu Bakr, who is only 10, competed against participants from several countries. The Blind Pakistani Boy stood out for his clear pronunciation, melody, and strong memorization of the Quran. Judges from different parts of the world praised his confidence and composure on stage.
According to event organisers, hundreds of young reciters took part in the competition. The Blind Pakistani Boy not only earned the top position but also received a standing ovation for his inspiring performance. His win has become a source of pride for Pakistan as videos of his recitation continue to circulate widely on social media.
Family members said Abu Bakr began memorising the Quran at a very young age. They added that his determination and discipline helped him compete on an international platform. His teachers also expressed pride, saying he had always shown exceptional dedication during his training.
Religious scholars in Pakistan appreciated the young champion’s achievement, calling it a reminder of the extraordinary talent present in the country. They said his success should motivate parents and institutions to support children with special needs.
Abu Bakr’s victory has sparked widespread appreciation, with many Pakistanis celebrating his achievement as a moment of national honour. His story has also encouraged discussions about better training opportunities for visually impaired children.
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The remarkable win by this Blind Pakistani Boy shows how talent, hard work, and faith can overcome challenges. His achievement in Jakarta is expected to open doors to more international opportunities, and supporters hope he will continue to inspire millions around the world.
