King Abdulaziz International Qur’an Competition continues final rounds
Judging panels for boys and girls proceed with final rounds of the 46th King Abdulaziz International Qur’an Competition, featuring contestants from 40 countries.
The 46th King Abdulaziz International Qur'an Competition concluded its final rounds on the fourth day, evaluating 42 boys and 16 girls from 40 countries. The judging panels, consisting of esteemed international experts in Qur'anic sciences, recitations, and recitation rules, assessed a total of 148 contestants from 101 countries.
The competition spans five categories, including memorizing the entire Qur'an with excellence in performance, tajweed, and interpretation, as well as memorizing specific portions. This year, 334 contestants from 133 countries participated, demonstrating the international appeal and diversity of the event. The advanced electronic judging system ensures precise, impartial, and timely evaluations, highlighting the ministry's commitment to upholding high standards in the competition.
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