The Ismailia Governorate's Awqaf Directorate is continuing the first stage of the "Tahsin" project, a Quranic recitation competition for children. The event is being held at the Sheikh Mazen Ahmed Mansour bookshop in the Huda Mosque in Daraiya, which is under the supervision of the Qasasin Awqaf Administration. The competition is being held under the auspices of Sheikh Abdel Khalek Mohamed Atifi, the Minister of Awqaf in Ismailia Governorate.
The event aims to promote the memorization of the Quran and the study of Islamic sciences among young people. The competition is part of the efforts of the Ministry of Awqaf to support and encourage children to memorize the Quran and learn Islamic sciences. The event was attended by several officials, including Sheikh Ashraf Al-Adawi, responsible for Quranic affairs in the Ismailia Awqaf Directorate, and Sheikh Abdel Rahman Al-Hadi, a mosque inspector.
The competition witnessed a significant turnout, with 1508 citizens participating in the medical convoy held in the village of Shahid Khairi in Ismailia. The event is part of the governorate's efforts to provide medical services to its citizens, particularly those in remote areas. The medical convoy was organized by the Ismailia Governorate and provided various medical services to the citizens.
The Awqaf Directorate in Ismailia has been implementing various activities and events to promote Islamic sciences and values among young people. Recently, the directorate conducted a surprise inspection of the Qasasin Awqaf Administration to monitor the regularity of the work and the commitment to the instructions. The inspection was led by Dr. Rabi Ghazi, the director general of the Call in the Directorate.
The inspection aimed to enhance the level of performance and promote discipline in the Awqaf Directorate. The team also included Dr. Mohamed Abdel Maaboud, Sheikh Hassan Omar, and Sheikh Ahmed Abdel Rahman Jabr. The Awqaf Directorate in Ismailia is committed to providing various services to the citizens, including promoting Islamic values and sciences.
Ismailia Governorate has been witnessing various activities and events aimed at promoting Islamic values and sciences. Recently, the governorate hosted a medical convoy that provided services to 1508 citizens. The governorate is also committed to providing various services to its citizens, particularly those in remote areas.
The "Tahsin" project is part of the Ministry of Awqaf's efforts to support and encourage children to memorize the Quran and learn Islamic sciences. The project aims to build a generation that is well-equipped with Islamic values and sciences. The competition is a significant step towards achieving this goal.
Key points
- The Ismailia Governorate's Awqaf Directorate is hosting a Quranic recitation competition for children as part of the "Tahsin" project.
- The competition aims to promote the memorization of the Quran and the study of Islamic sciences among young people.
- The event is part of the efforts of the Ministry of Awqaf to support and encourage children to memorize the Quran and learn Islamic sciences.
