Hawzah News Agency- This year's offerings include four main areas of focus: Quranic calligraphy and decoration, the basics of Tajweed (rules for reciting the Quran), a course titled "My Experience with the Quran'', and a special track called "Future Guide" for young people aged 9 to 17. The goal of the Academy is to promote the teachings of the Quran and help strengthen cultural values and a sense of identity rooted in Arab and Islamic traditions.
Abdullah Khalaf Al Hosani, Secretary General of the Holy Quran Academy, expressed that this year's program expands on their mission to share and preserve the Quranic heritage and enrich community culture.
This year's offerings include four main areas of focus: Quranic calligraphy and decoration, the basics of Tajweed (rules for reciting the Quran), a course titled "My Experience with the Quran," and a special track called "Future Guide" for young people aged 9 to 17.
Abdullah Khalaf Al Hosani, Secretary General of the Holy Quran Academy, expressed that this year's program expands on their mission to share and preserve the Quranic heritage and enrich community culture.He highlighted the success of the summer program, which started in 2023 with the “Future Mentor” initiative. In 2024, they introduced new courses and saw even more participants—3,382 in total, attending both in person and online. This included over 1,082 attendees in person and more than 2,300 who participated remotely.
Source: SHARJAH 24
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