Baku:The Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance, in collaboration with the Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims, concluded a national Quran competition by honoring 12 winners across four categories. Saudi Ambassador to Kenya Saad bin Abdullah Alnofaia, along with other officials and scholars, attended the event.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the final rounds took place on October 11 and 12, featuring 40 contestants who advanced from preliminary rounds held across seven Kenyan counties. These rounds initially involved 280 participants, competing in categories that included memorization of the entire Holy Quran and segments of 20, 15, and five parts.
This competition is part of the ministry’s international Quranic initiatives, which aim to encourage memorization and proficient recitation of the Holy Quran, nurture Quranic talent, and reinforce the connection of younger generations to the Holy Book. These efforts demonstrate the Kingdom’s ongoing dedication to serving the Holy Quran and supporting Islamic institutions globally.
