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1. What is your analysis of 'the game has come naturally to him' ?

2. What evidence in the text can you find that describes how easy the game for him?

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1. What is your opinion of a young boy to learning the Koran?
Support your response.

2. What choice would you have made as a young Muslim boy?

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He is a little over 3ft tall and only seven years old, but each night for the past week crowds of up to 2,000 Muslims have been gathering in a corner of north-west London to listen in rapt silence to his every word.

Mohammed Husayn Tabatabai, an Iranian, is being hailed a 'miracle child'. He has memorised all 600 pages of the Koran, Islam's holiest book, as well as hundreds of sayings from the Prophet Mohammed.

Such children have been heard of before in the Middle East, where they are known as hafiz, but he is unique. Not only does he know the thousands of verses by heart, but last year, at the age of six, he became a doctor of religion after proving to examiners at the Hijaz Islamic college in Coventry that he had grasped the meaning of the verses too.

When presented with a moral problem, says his father, Sayyed Tabatabai, he can sift through the thousands of verses in his head to select the exact one that answers it.

As Mohammed enters the main hall at the Islamic centre in Maida Vale, members of the audience surround him, each trying to touch his robe and the bright green scarf around his neck. A few hug him and stroke his head, unsure whether to treat him like a child or a cleric.

He is full of nervous smiles as he crosses the sea of bodies, but once on the podium - his small frame dwarfed by a huge screen above his head on to which his magnified image is projected - he assumes the stern authority of a seasoned preacher.

His soft, high voice quickly builds in confidence as he begins his 40-minute lecture on the Koran. As he casts his gaze around the room there is no evidence that he is using notes, or an Autocue.

In Iran his fame is already established: he appears twice a week on national television in his own show, and is regularly photographed with leading clerics from the regime.

He has toured 10 countries, including the Gulf states, Turkey, Syria, Bosnia, and east Africa.

His minder in Britain, Jawad Balaghi, says Mohammed did not make a single mistake during his doctorate exam. 'He is more than genius, he is without equal.'

Mohammed's family is from Qum, Iran's holiest city, where Ayatollah Khomeini, the leader of the Islamic revolution that toppled the shah's regime in 1979, studied and taught.

The boy is starting to learn English but is too bashful to speak it. He gives his lectures in Farsi, Iran's native tongue, and Arabic, the language of the Koran.

Mr Tabatabai, a cleric, accompanies his son wherever he goes. He says the boy's talent became clear to his mother at two, when he preferred to read the Koran than play. Using a system of hand signs to represent the different words in the Koran that Mr Tabatabai devised himself, his son memorised the whole book in 12 months.

When asked how he feels about his talent, Mohammed says he likes the attention and is happy to help other Muslims.

Mr Balaghi, who heads the al-Majlis al-Hussaini, a religious organisation for Muslim Shi'ites, says he is planning to bring the boy permanently to London, where he hopes they will be able to found an Islamic college together. Mohammed will be its senior lecturer, he says.

The child may be extraordinary, but he also likes very ordinary things. Mr Tabatabai says: 'At home he plays football with his little brother and enjoys using his colouring book.'

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He is a little over 3ft tall and only seven years old, but each night for the past week crowds of up to 2,000 Muslims have been gathering in a corner of north-west London to listen in rapt silence to his every word.

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1. How would you improve your knowledge of the Muslim world and learning Koran?

2. Predict the outcome if you went to the Islamic centre in the UK?

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UK: IRANIAN BOY WHO CAN RECITE THE KORAN

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