IQNA – Hojat-ol-Islam Seyed Ali Hosseini, a memorizer of the entire Quran, will represent the Islamic Republic of Iran in the second edition of the international Quran competition in Kazakhstan.

IQNA – The first smart digital platform for Quran contests was launched in Morocco with the aim of revolutionizing the way Quran memorization and recitation competitions are organized and managed.

IQNA – Veteran Quran expert Abbas Salimi says Quran competitions play a vital role in strengthening society and preventing the Holy Quran from being sidelined.

IQNA – A national project to correct Quran recitation in Egypt, entitled ‘Miqraat al-Majlis’ (Assembly Recitation), has been launched in Egypt.

IQNA – A young Iranian qari described an effective Quran recitation as one that the reciter himself spiritually benefits from and one in which he recites with humility and reverence.

IQNA – After successfully holding the first edition of the ‘Zayen al-Aswat’ Quran competition in Iran, the organizers plan to add new categories to the prestigious event.

IQNA – Preparations for the 9th national group Quran competition for Iraqi university students are underway by the Dar-ol-Quran Center of the Astan (custodianship) of Imam Hussein (AS) holy shrine.

IQNA – The international interactive exhibition The World of the Quran concluded in Kazan on October 6, after touring Moscow, Saratov, and Saransk.

IQNA – Renowned Iraqi qari and television presenter Sayyid Hassanayn al-Hulw has praised Iran’s new “Zayen al-Aswat” Quran competition, describing it as a transformative platform that uncovers exceptional young talents and strengthens the foundations of Quranic education.

IQNA – The Holy Quran Scientific Council affiliated with the Atsan (custodianship) of the holy shrine of Hazrat Abbas (AS) launched the third training course for international reciters of the Quran.

IQNA – The 30th edition of the Quran and Etrat competition for Iran’s Police Force will be organized at the holy mausoleum of Shah Cheragh (AS) in Shiraz next month.

IQNA – Algeria’s government says more than 900,000 students have enrolled in Quranic schools and “zawiyas,” citing significant progress in international Quran recitation competitions and expanded educational initiatives.