What is the Teebah Adhan Competition?            Application form
The Teebah Adhan Competition, hosted in association with Islam Channel, offers a unique opportunity to showcase the art of Adhan recitation. Open to participants from all backgrounds, this competition celebrates the diversity and vocal traditions of the Islamic world.

Who can participate in the competition?
The competition is open to male participants across two age groups: under 16 and 16+

How do I enter the competition?
To enter, submit your audio / video recording of the Adhan Application form
2min max video / audio:
*Landscape Orientation
*Wear proper clothing
*Position the camera at eye level
*Avoid having the light source behind

How will my entry be judged?
Entries will be judged based on Tajweed skills, beauty of voice, and the heartfelt delivery of the Adhan. Finalists will be invited to the Islam Channel for a final judging.

How many participants will be selected?
Open
What are the prizes for the winners?
The winners will have the honour of performing the Adhan before esteemed Azhari Sheikhs on Islam Channel. Additionally, trophies will be awarded to the winners, and the show will be broadcast live on Islam Channel during the sacred month of Ramadan.
Do I need any special equipment for my submission?
Professional equipment isn’t required, but ensure your recording is clear and of good quality to highlight your performance.
How will I know if I’ve been selected?
Successful participants will be contacted directly via email and phone.

Where will the Competition take place?
The first selection will be conducted online, and participants will be evaluated based on the video submission. Successful participants (32 in total) will be contacted directly via phone and email and invited to the next stage at
Islam Channel,
428-432 Ley Street,
London, IG2 7BS

How were the jury members selected?
The members of the judging panel were selected based on their extensive experience in the fields of Adhan (call to prayer), Quran Tajweed, the science of Qira’at (Quranic readings), and the science of vocal maqamat.