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Awqaf Ministry publishes first critical edition of ‘Al-Idah fi al-Tafsir’

<p>Doha, Qatar: The Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs has published the first critically edited edition of Al-Idah fi al-Tafsir, a Quranic exegesis by Imam Qawam al-Sunnah al-Isfahani, in a four-volume scholarly work aimed at enriching Quranic studies and providing researchers and students of Islamic sciences with a reliable academic reference.</p> <p>The publication, issued through the…

Awqaf Ministry publishes first critical edition of ‘Al-Idah fi al-Tafsir’

Doha, Qatar - The Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs has given Qatari citizens a deadline of October 20 to register for the Quran Categories branch of the 31st Sheikh Jassim bin Mohammed bin Thani Holy Quran Competition. This final registration date is crucial for those wishing to participate in the competition.

Organized by the Ministry's committee for the 1448 AH/2026 edition of the competition, Quran Categories aims to foster Quran memorization, enhance recitation and Tajweed skills, and identify Qatar's Quranic talent. The competition offers five competitive levels, from memorizing five to 25 parts of the Quran, which participants can join based on their memorization abilities and learning progress.

The graded structure of the competition provides wider opportunities for participants to develop their memorization abilities, improve recitation, and strengthen their connection with the Quran. Registration is open to Qatari men and women citizens, and the Ministry urges eligible candidates to submit their applications before the October 20 deadline.

Qualifying tests for the branch will commence on October 31, 2026. Male participants will be tested at the Imam Muhammad bin Abdul Wahhab Mosque, while female participants will be assessed at the Women's Activities Section of the Department of Dawah and Religious Guidance in Al Waab. The detailed examination schedule, including specific dates and timings, will be announced later.

Previous winners are eligible to return and compete again in the same category or challenge themselves in a higher one. Individuals who have been absent from the competition for over three years may re-enter at a category one level below their previous highest-winning category.

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