VP inaugurates the 35th National Quran Recitation Competition
The Vice President also opened the "Mahrajan Al-Quran" festival on the mosque grounds
Vice President Faisal Naseem has inaugurated the 35th National Quran Recitation Competition
Vice President Faisal Naseem has inaugurated the 35th National Quran Recitation Competition.
This year's National Quran Recitation Competition was inaugurated on Thursday.
The inauguration ceremony was held at the King Salman Mosque.
During the ceremony, the Vice President also opened the "Mahrajan Al-Quran" festival on the mosque grounds.
Speaking at the event, the Vice President highlighted on the significance the administration attaches to spreading knowledge of the Holy Quran and religious education.
Highlighting the growing number of children memorizing the Holy Quran and competing in international recitation competitions, the Vice President extended his gratitude to the National Center for the Holy Quran, teachers, and parents.
Additionally, the Vice President encouraged everyone to recite the Holy Quran as often as possible, learn to understand its meaning, and strive to follow the holy book's teachings.
A total of 1,023 students will be competing in three categories of the 35th National Quran Recitation Competition.
