Women’s Quran learning centres record 87% success rate
<p>Doha, Qatar: Women’s Quran learning centres affiliated with the Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs have recorded an overall success rate of 87% in the 19th academic session for 2025-2026, reflecting sustained demand for Quranic education and the effectiveness of their specialised learning programmes.</p> <p>The final results showed that 14,808 female students sat for the examinations out of…
Doha, Qatar witnessed remarkable success rates in women's Quran learning centers affiliated with the Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs, with an overall 87% success rate during the 19th academic session in 2025-2026. Out of 15,443 enrolled female students, 13,476 successfully passed the examinations. The program, conducted across 30 centers, saw 4,364 new students join, representing a 6% increase from the previous year.
63 students graduated after completing Quran memorization exams, while 12 completed recitation exams. The achievement highlights the dedication of teachers, supervisors, and administrators in fostering Quranic proficiency among women and girls. The centers offered five specialized programs tailored to various age groups and skill levels, with the "Taj Al Wagar" program leading at 10,135 students and an 86% success rate.
Other notable programs included "Fi Dhilal Al Quran" with a 91% success rate, and "Al Ghanimah" and "Athban wa Salsalan" recitation tracks both boasting 93% success. Mothers topped the success charts at 94%, followed by expatriate communities at 92%, and educated women at 88%. Young children achieved an 87% success rate, while girls had a 81% success rate. Notably, 58% of students received an "excellent" grade, while 18% were rated "very good."
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