University Concludes Second Quran Competition, Honors Winners

University Media
 

The University’s Deanship of Student Affairs has concluded the second edition of its Quran Competition, held under the auspices of the University President, Professor Mohyeddine Al-Qubati. The event brought together more than 60 male and female students in a spiritual and reverent atmosphere, reflecting the university’s commitment to fostering religious values and strengthening students’ connection with the Holy Quran.

In the closing ceremony, Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Mohammed Al-Wahabi, praised the participants for their memorization and recitation skills. He emphasized the university’s dedication to supporting Quranic activities that contribute to the holistic development of students—both academically and morally—while promoting Islamic values within the campus community.

The ceremony concluded with the recognition of the top three students in each of the competition’s four categories: complete Quran memorization, 15-part memorization, 10-part memorization, and 5-part memorization, honoring their dedication and excellence.

The judging panel comprised a distinguished group of specialized scholars: Sheikh Mohammed Abdul-Jabbar, Sheikh Fawaz Jamil, Sheikh Ahmed Ali Said, Sheikh Waddah Al-Rimi, Sheikh Abdullah Mohammed Masad, Sheikh Abdullah Said, Sheikh Bashar Said Mohammed, and Sheikh Muadh Al-Fahidi.