University continues to shine in fourth Holy Quran competition

Modern Specialized University continues to shine in the 20-part category of the Fourth Holy Quran Competition

Tuesday, 14 Ramadan 1447 AH, corresponding to March 3, 2016

The third day of the Fourth Holy Quran Competition

The Modern Specialized University continues its active presence in the events of the Fourth Holy Quran Competition, through its participation in the 20-part category, within competitions that witness wide interaction from various universities and educational institutions.

This participation is an extension of the university’s mission to nurture Quranic talents and encourage its students to excel in the fields of memorization and recitation.

The university administration is keen to provide a supportive environment for participants, believing in the importance of the Holy Quran in building the scientific and moral character of students.

The competition is held under the supervision of the Ministry of Education and Scientific Research, with careful organization and a high level of competition that reflects the official interest in Quranic activities in the university environment.

The university’s participation is under the supervision of the Director of Student Relations and Activities, Mr. Adel Kleib, who emphasized that this participation represents an educational responsibility before it is a competition, and that the university is keen to have a respectable presence in the various categories of the competition.

In a statement, the Director General of Student Activities at the Ministry of Education and Scientific Research and Chairman of the Competition Organizing Committee, Mr. Abdulkarim Al-Dahhak, explained that “The competition represents an important educational platform for discovering and refining Quranic talents and promoting a spirit of positive competition among university students,” praising the level of commitment and discipline shown by the participating entities, foremost among them the Modern Specialized University.

It is worth noting that the competition is part of a series of Ramadan activities aimed at promoting religious values and establishing a culture of care for the Holy Quran in educational circles.