Sheikh Jassim Quran competition concludes
<p>Doha: The Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs has concluded the four-day examinations of the Quran Categories branch of the 31st Sheikh Jassim bin Mohammed bin Thani Holy Quran Competition, with 1,073 Qatari men and women taking part.</p> <p>The examinations, which ended yesterday, began on October 31 and covered five levels of memorisation, ranging from five to 25 parts of the Holy Quran.…
Doha: The Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs has wrapped up the concluding four-day examinations of the Quran Categories branch of the 31st Sheikh Jassim bin Mohammed bin Thani Holy Quran Competition, engaging 1,073 Qatari men and women. The assessments commenced on October 31 and encompassed five memorization levels, spanning from five to 25 parts of the Holy Quran.
The event, organized by the competition's organizing committee, enabled participants to evaluate their memorization, refine their recitation and Tajweed abilities, and steadily aim towards completing the entire Holy Quran.
The competition's impact on participants was evident, many describing it as a driving force to consistently review and solidify their memorization while setting higher aspirations for future editions. Grade 8 student Saud Ali Al Nuaimi, a first-time participant in the final five-part category, expressed that the competition provided an opportunity to gauge his memorization and pinpoint areas for enhancement.
He had prepared by dedicating time to review the designated sections, expressing a desire to eventually complete the entire Holy Quran.
Fellow Grade 8 participant Hassan Abdulaziz Al Ansari, who was competing for the second time, highlighted that the competition motivated him to solidify his memorization and augment his Tajweed knowledge.
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