The center aims to promote Quran education, institutionalize Islamic values, strengthen national identity in future generations, and provide a specialized learning environment for women and girls in the city and its surrounding areas.

It offers Quranic programs and circles for different age groups and educational levels, allowing participants to benefit from educational programs tailored to their specific needs and abilities.

The center's programs include Quran memorization, review, mastery of recitation, and Tajweed training, along with meditating on the meanings of the Quran and relating Quranic concepts to daily behavior and life.

The Al-Muhannadi Center will also focus on developing diverse Quranic and educational programs and recruiting specialists in Quran teaching.

Maryam bint Saeed Al-Muhannadi, the director of the center, emphasized that the goal of this initiative is to teach the Quran beyond memorization and recitation and to institutionalize Quranic values ​​in the behavior and daily lives of the participants.

“We envision this center as more than a place to memorize the Quran; we want to turn it into a ‘House of the Quran’, a place where a girl child grows up with a love for the Quran, where a young girl strengthens her connection with the Quran, and where women can continue their journey with the Book of God at different stages of life.”

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Al-Muhannadi stated, “Quranic education does not end with memorizing verses; rather, its real impact begins when the meanings and values ​​of the Quran are transformed into character, behavior, and lifestyle.”

She added, “We will strive to provide quality Quranic and educational programs with the aim of excellence in education, proper upbringing, and a deep impact.”

Al-Muhannadi also emphasized, “When we teach someone the Quran, we are not simply raising someone who is a memorizer of the Book of God; Rather, we instill a value in a generation and create an impact that can extend to the entire family.”

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