Fes Welcomes the Seventh Annual Quran Competition for African Scholars
On Friday, September 25, 2026, the city of Fes kicked off the finals of the seventh annual competition organized by the Mohammed VI Foundation for African Scholars. This prestigious event celebrates the memorization, recitation, and proper articulation of the Quran and features participants who have qualified through local eliminations held by the Foundation's branches across various African nations. The competition is being conducted remotely and will continue until Sunday, marking a significant gathering of religious scholars dedicated to the principles of the Quran.
The event not only highlights the importance of Quranic education but also fosters unity among African nations through shared cultural and religious values. Participants from different backgrounds come together to showcase their talents and dedication to the sacred text, engaging in a competition that emphasizes both spiritual and educational growth.
This year's edition promises to be a remarkable display of talent and devotion to the Quran, as scholars from across the continent vie for recognition and honor. The finals are expected to attract significant attention from both local and international audiences, underscoring the importance of such initiatives in promoting Islamic scholarship and cultural exchange.
As reported by inews.ma.
