The United Islamic Center of Arizona recently organized a Quran competition, adding vibrancy to the Ramadan spirit within the community. This event brought together students spanning from four-year-olds to teenagers, each showcasing their Quranic knowledge and recitation skills across several categories.
Participants were meticulously judged on their proficiency in Tajwīd, the clarity of their articulation, the extent of their memorization, and their overall performance. From the youngest contestants to the teenagers, each group recited selected Surahs, including Maūn, Al-Qariah, Al-Shams, Abasa, and Al-Mulk.
The success of the event was a testament to the dedication of its organizers, who meticulously planned every aspect to ensure a seamless and enriching experience for both participants and attendees alike.
Their commitment to nurturing a love for the Quran among the youth was palpable throughout the competition. Appreciation was also extended to the hardworking students, who invested countless hours in perfecting their recitations under the guidance of mentors and teachers. Their passion and dedication was visible through in their performances, reflecting not only their knowledge but also their reverence for the Quran.
The indispensable role of parents in supporting and encouraging their children was acknowledged with gratitude. Furthermore, the impartial judgment and valuable feedback provided by the esteemed panel of judges (Imam Didmar Faja and Imam Alban Kali) ensured that the competition maintained its integrity and fairness. Their expertise and guidance were instrumental in recognizing and rewarding the efforts of the participants.
In conclusion, the Quran competition at the United Islamic Center of Arizona was a resounding success, serving as a beacon of inspiration and unity within the community. As participants continue their journey of Quranic learning, the event will remain a cherished memory, highlighting the center’s commitment to nurturing spiritual growth and fostering a sense of belonging among its members.
