Jennifer Grout From Arab Got Talent Embraced Islam

Jennifer Grout From Arab Got Talent Embraced Islam
American Jennifer declare Islam and pronounce certificates and recite verses of the Quran

Spread a video clip on YouTube of the American contestant Jennifer Grout , famed

Through a program of "Arabs Got Talent" in its third season , the show in which a declare Islam and pronounce certificates , and recite verses of the Quran .

Show Jennifer in the video , accompanied by Sheikh and another person believed to be her fiance Moroccan , "happy" dancer aerobatics and with them, a man constituents in Tamazight do not find it difficult to comprehend asked to say prayers as telling her about the sounds have five to interrupt her boyfriend and tell him that Jennifer reservation Fatiha for the Btjoidha before them .

It is worth mentioning that Jennifer Grout resident in the city of Marrakech in Morocco since and speaks the language fluently , thanks to the Moroccan boyfriend "happy" , was Jennifer Grout reached the finals of the third season of the program Arabs Got Talent
It has been nearly 40 years since the legendary Arab diva, Umm Kulthum, passed away. Now, the most unlikely candidate may follow in her footsteps: A 23-year-old American girl, who as it turns out, hardly speaks a word of Arabic.

Born and raised in Massachusetts, Jennifer Grout was a student at Canada's McGill University when she fell in love with classical Arab music.

"She sings from the heart. She loves the Arab music. She loves the rhythm, she loves the scales, the intonation. It's just incredible to hear it," her mother, Susan Montgomery-Grout, told ABC.

For her graduation present, Grout's mother said, the singer asked for a one-way ticket to Morocco to pursue a career in classical Arab music. Fast forward a year or so and Grout landed herself a spot as a contestant on 'Arabs Got Talent.' On Saturday December 7, she will compete in the finals and could make big waves if she wins.

The musical prowess of stars like Umm Kulthum or Fairouz is hard to reach even for a native Arabic speaker. But for Grout, who is a classically trained singer and, as she says, has "natural ear for picking up accents," the music seems almost effortless.

According to GlobalPost, Najwa Karam, one of the panelists judging Grout's performance went so far as to say, "You don't speak a word of Arabic, yet you sing better than some Arab singers."

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