Dar Al-Itqan Honors a New Group of Qur'an Memorizers in Khan Younis Governorate
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Dar Al-Itqan for Teaching the Qur'an in Khan Younis Governorate honored a new group of Qur'an memorizers who took part in the "Support Al-Aqsa" Qur'anic camps. The ceremony was held at Al-Shuhada Mosque in a distinctly festive atmosphere.
The ceremony honored the winners of the single-sitting recitation competitions in the ten-juz' and twenty-juz' categories, as well as the graduates of the Tajweed rules course launched by the institution a few months earlier. Students presented a variety of segments, including a Qur'anic recitation and a nasheed, showcasing the work of the Talents Department sponsored by the institution.
Sheikh Omar Al-Hums, Head of Ibn Baz Charitable Association, delivered a speech on the qualities of the Qur'anic generation, the generation of liberation, and the importance of holding fast to the Book of Allah. The Head of Dar Al-Itqan, Sheikh Ahmed Musa, also spoke, presenting the institution's most important achievements over the year.
The ceremony concluded by honoring three siblings from one family who had completed memorizing the entire Book of Allah, filling the celebration with pride in these great achievements.