The city of Fez, Morocco, recently hosted the finals of the seventh annual competition organized by the Mohammed VI Foundation for African Scholars in the memorization, recitation, and beautification of the Quran. This prestigious event commenced on Friday, September 25, 2026, attracting a remarkable participation of 114 contestants, comprising both male and female participants. These individuals earned their places in the finals through local eliminatory rounds that took place in 48 different African countries, showcasing their exceptional talents and dedication to the Quran.
The competition not only highlights the importance of Quranic education among African scholars but also fosters a spirit of unity and collaboration within the continent. With the aim of promoting the understanding and appreciation of the Quran, this annual event serves as a platform for scholars from across the region to demonstrate their skills and share their knowledge with one another. The diversity and enthusiasm displayed by the participants reflect the rich Islamic heritage that is deeply rooted in various African cultures.
As the event unfolds, it promises to be a celebration of faith, scholarship, and cultural exchange, contributing to the ongoing efforts to strengthen the bonds between African nations through shared religious values and traditions.
As reported by iqna.ir.
