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القارئ محمد أيوب is not listed here

not a station: one reciter's recorded surahs on an aggregator. Confirmed at the stream rather than from the name. The mount sits on qurango.net, which mp3quran.net's own radio index uses for 176 of its 177 channels, one per reciter, and it announces no identity of any kind: icy-name 'N/A', icy-genre 'Misc' and icy-url 'http://www.shoutcast.com', which are the untouched Shoutcast DNAS defaults. Its live metadata walks one reciter's recordings forward in Quran order rather than carrying live output, and qurango.net's own root returns 404, so there is no site on which an operator could claim it. No broadcaster, city, licence, schedule or presenter exists anywhere on it. This catalogue has removed five entries of exactly this shape before. Its stream was serving Mohammad Ayyub reciting Az-Zumar when read. The row is named after a person rather than a station, and was filed under Iraq on no evidence.

Where you can go instead

Nowhere, and that is the honest answer rather than a missing link. There is no station here to send anybody to: this entry was not a broadcaster, so there is no operator whose own site we could point at.

Where this entry came from

listed via Radio Browser, the open database this catalogue was seeded from. It is still listed there, on the same stream address, and that source's own automated checker reports the stream as working. That check is not wrong: the stream does work. It simply is not this station. An automated liveness test cannot tell those apart, which is the whole reason this catalogue is read by hand. Last checked 2026.

If you think we got this wrong

Every reason above rests on something specific: what the stream announces, what the operator's own pages say, what an address serves now. None of it is a judgement about whether the station deserves to be listed. If you can show that this is a real station, or that the stream is its own, tell us what you found and we will look again. Stations do come back: a domain gets renewed, a mount gets repointed, an operator rebuilds.

Removed in 2026. This page is generated from the catalogue as it stands, so it changes if the position does.