MoEHE summer camp engages students in Quran memorisation and studies

Doha, Qatar – The Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MoEHE) in Qatar has introduced the "Riwaq Al-Diyaa" Summer Educational Camp, aimed at engaging 62 students aged 14 to 18 in Quran memorization and studies. The camp will take place at the Ezdan Palace Hotel from August 9 to 27, 2026. The initiative is part of the ministry's efforts to cultivate a generation committed to the Holy Quran, proud of their national identity and Islamic values, through a comprehensive educational program.

The camp's primary focus is on preparing future Quran reciters with exceptional memorization and revision skills. The program aims to positively influence participants' behavior, values, and daily conduct, instilling moral values derived from the Holy Quran, strengthening national identity, and raising awareness of key issues affecting the broader Muslim community. It also highlights young individuals dedicated to the Quran and its values.

The "Riwaq Al-Diyaa" camp offers an integrated Quranic program emphasizing memorization and review of the Holy Quran at various levels. This is complemented by daily monitoring, regular tests, and a competitive atmosphere to reinforce memorization and enhance proficiency. Beyond Quranic studies, the camp features a diverse educational program, including lectures, scholarly sessions, and visits from scholars and religious preachers.

Daily educational sessions are conducted by a team of scholars, religious teachers, and educational specialists, complemented by individual guidance and counseling. Participants engage in sports, cultural, and recreational activities such as swimming, football, and tennis, alongside group physical and cultural activities. These programs aim to balance Quranic learning with comprehensive personal development and purposeful recreation.

The camp is structured as an integrated educational environment that promotes discipline and learning through a well-planned memorization, revision, and daily monitoring system. Regular assessments, competitions, and recognition programs are overseen by a specialized team of Quran teachers and educators. This fosters positive companionship centered around the Holy Quran and its values.

Participants receive full accommodation, including daily meals and associated activities and programs. The camp will conclude on August 27 with a ceremony to honor participants and present them with certificates for their dedication and achievements during the camp.