Quran Contest in Indonesia Draws Over 200 Participants

IQNA – The Quranic Propagation Center of Astan (custodianship) of Imam Hussein (AS) holy shrine, the Indonesia branch, organized a Quran competition in Jakarta.

The event, managed by the center’s local branch in Jakarta, attracted participants from across the country.

According to Abdullah Bayk, the director of the branch, “This contest aligns with the center’s ongoing mission to spread Quranic knowledge in Indonesia, following the vision of the Holy Shrine of Imam Hussein (AS).”

Held at the Jakarta branch, the event featured various activities, including a lecture by Professor Habib Umar Al-Saqqaf, and a book reading segment.

Bayk noted that over 200 students took part in the contest, either in person or through virtual attendance, demonstrating significant engagement.

At the close of the event, winners were announced and honored with prizes and gifts from the shrine of Imam Hussein (AS).

Source: Agencies