Students shine at Quran recitation contest

The ICT administration in collaboration with the Pakistan National Council of the Arts (PNCA), successfully organised a two days prestigious "Muqabila Hifz-e-Qirat (Memorisation of Quran)" competition.

This event, held at the PNCA Auditorium, brought together talented students from various madaris (Islamic schools) across Islamabad, and gave them a platform to showcase their remarkable skills of Quranic recitation.

The competition aimed to promote the art of Qirat and inspire a deeper connection with the Holy Quran. Students from different madaris participated in the event. The competition categorized the participants based on their ages and educational levels. The finalists demonstrated extraordinary talent, captivating the audience with their soulful recitations.

The winners were rewarded during an award ceremony presided over by PNCA DG, Muhammad Ayoub Jamali, who appreciated the participants' dedication and talent. Shields and certificates were distributed to the top performers in recognition of their outstanding achievements. The winners of each category will represent Islamabad in upcoming national-level competitions.

Participants competed in two rounds, with separate categories for male and female students. The event concluded with prayers for the prosperity of the country and the promotion of Islamic education.

The panel of judges included renowned Qaris and scholars from the Islamic community. The ICT Administration and PNCA reiterated their commitment to fostering platforms that encourage spiritual growth and cultural enrichment.