Tunis:The Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance, in partnership with the Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims, concluded the national Quran competition in Kenya on Tuesday. The event recognized 12 winners across four categories, with attendance from Saudi Ambassador to Kenya Saad bin Abdullah Alnofaia, along with officials and scholars.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the final rounds took place on October 11 and 12, featuring 40 contestants who had advanced through preliminary rounds held across seven Kenyan counties. A total of 280 participants were involved in the earlier stages of the competition, which tested contestants in four categories memorization of the entire Holy Quran, and 20, 15, and five parts.
These Quranic competitions are part of the ministry's international efforts to promote memorization and proficient recitation of the Holy Quran, foster Quranic talent, and enhance the connection of younger generations with the Holy Book. This initiative underlines the Kingdom's ongoing dedication to supporting the Holy Quran and Islamic institutions around the globe.
