Wikipedia's first sentence called it “bosnian singer and islamic religious official in austria”. Today it says “bosnian imam and qari”. The one-line description Wikipedia serves to search engines and AI systems read “Bosnian Qur'an reciter (born 1966) Hafiz”. It now reads “Bosnian Qur'an reciter (born 1966)”.
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Senad Podojak ( Bosnian , in Cyrillic: Сенад Подојак; 31 May 1966 is a Bosnian singer and Islamic religious official in Austria.1Podojak was born in Zenica , Bosnia and Herzegovina .2Podojak-visited the Gazi Husrev-Beg-Medresa in Sarajevo from 1981 to 1985, already in the second grade, he was appointed to the muezzin. Podojak was 20 years andinternationally known as a Hafiz Koran reciter. He participated in 1987 at the International Competition for Quran recitation in Mecca, where he was the 5th Place. In Tehran Podojak reached the 4th And place in Vienna on 1 Place.3In the 90s, he recorded an album of songs about the war in Bosnia with Yusuf Islam , Dino Merlin and Aziz Alili Podojak is chairman of the Islamic Community in Austria and teachers of Islamic religious instruction in Wels, Austria.4Moreover, since 2005 specialist inspector for religious education of Islamic religion Pedagogical Institute.5In Austrian media he has been teaching for his inspection criticized , inter alia, because in Islam it is a lack of teachers with a knowledge of German as a transfer solution of the problem view. Even that a recovery operation because convert sentenced under the name of Islam as Ibrahim Cem teachers and secretary of Podojak was employed, was of public interest.6Podojak lives and works in Wels.7He is married and has two children. „I Have No Cannons That Roar“, 1997 ASIN: B0007Y1V8Y Islam in Oberösterreich – wie , Josef Wallner, Kirchenzeitung KIZ Ausgabe 2006/11 „Konflikt unter Moslems erschwert Islam-Unterricht in den Schulen“, OÖNachrichten vom 30. Jänner 2006 „Ich glaub schon, dass ist Problem mit meine Sprache …“, Von Manfred Maurer, VOLKSBLATT vm 8. Wimmer, Context XXI „Skurril – Putzfrau lehrt jetzt in Schule islamische Religion“, Welser Rundschau vom 26.8
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Senad Podojak (born 31 May 1966 in Zenica , Bosnia and Herzegovina ) is a Bosnian Qur'an reciter , currently residing in Austria .Podojak graduated from the Gazi Husrev-beg Medresa in Sarajevo.He is internationally known as a qari .He participated at the International Competition for Quran recitation in Mecca in 1987, where he finished in 5th place.In Tehran , Podojak reached 4th place and 1st place in Vienna .In the 90s, he recorded an album of nashids about the Bosnian War with Yusuf Islam , Dino Merlin and Aziz Alili Podojak is chairman of the Islamic Community in Austria in Wels .Moreover, since 2005 a specialist inspector for religious education of Islamic religion Pedagogical Institute. Podojak lives and works in Wels .
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Senad Podojak (born 31 May 1966 in Zenica , Bosnia and Herzegovina ) is a Bosnian Qur'an reciter , currently living in Austria . Podojak graduated from the Gazi Husrev-beg Medresa in Sarajevo. He is internationally known as a qari . He participated at the International Competition for Quran recitation in Mecca in 1987, where he finished in 5th place. In Tehran , Podojak reached 4th place and 1st place in Vienna . In the 90s, he recorded an album of nashids about the Bosnian War with Yusuf Islam , Dino Merlin and Aziz Alili. Podojak is chairman of the Islamic Community in Austria in Wels . Since 2005, he has served as a specialist inspector for religious education in Islamic religion at the Pedagogical Institute. Podojak lives and works in Wels .
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Bosnian Qur'an reciter (born 1966) Hafiz Senad Podojak (born 31 May 1966 in Zenica , Bosnia and Herzegovina ) is a Bosnian imam and qari , currently living in Austria .
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Bosnian Qur'an reciter (born 1966) Senad Podojak Hafiz Senad Podojak (born 31 May 1966 in Zenica , Bosnia and Herzegovina ) is a Bosnian imam and qari , currently living in Austria .
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bosnian imam and qari
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