Ep. 077: Arabs Got Talent Finalist to Quran Reciter- Jennifer Grout
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Salam, Girl!
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Not long ago you could see Jennifer Grout as a finalist on Arabs Got Talent, complete with props, stage lighting, special effects and her beautiful voice shining through. Today she tells us about her training in classic music at a very young age and her fascination with Moroccan culture. She shares her journey to Islam and what she learned from her time on Arabs Got Talent and how life has changed her.
Follow Jennifer on Instagram: @jeangrout
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