The vibrant city of Fes, Morocco, played host to the commencement of the seventh edition of the annual competition organized by the Mohammed VI Foundation for African Scholars in the realm of Quran memorization, recitation, and Tajweed. This prestigious event, which started on Friday, September 25, 2026, has attracted a remarkable cohort of 114 contestants, both male and female, who successfully advanced from local qualifiers held by the Foundation's branches across 48 African nations. The competition not only showcases the rich tradition of Quranic recitation but also emphasizes the importance of preserving and promoting Islamic teachings among African communities.
Participants from diverse backgrounds and regions gathered in Fes, each bringing their unique approach and style to the sacred art of Quran recitation. The event serves as a platform for these talented individuals to demonstrate their skills and compete for recognition, ultimately fostering a spirit of unity and cooperation among scholars and practitioners of the Quran across the continent. The Mohammed VI Foundation, known for its commitment to education and cultural preservation, continues to play a pivotal role in nurturing talent and encouraging a deeper understanding of Islamic teachings throughout Africa.
As reported by iqna.ir.
