Summer Quran Programs Begin At Grand Mosque To Engage Youth

The Presidency of Religious Affairs of the Grand Mosque and Prophet's Mosque has initiated its summer Quran programs at the Grand Mosque. These initiatives are designed to connect visitors with the Quran and its teachings through a structured scientific approach, focusing particularly on youth engagement.

Sheikh Dr. Abdulrahman Al-Sudais, President of Religious Affairs at the Grand Mosque and the Prophet's Mosque, highlighted that the summer Quran program aims to link the nation to the Quran and its moderate guidance using a scientific methodology. He stressed that this initiative is especially targeted at youth, helping them engage with the Holy Quran through recitation, memorization, application of its guidance, and embodying its righteous conduct.

The summer Quran program will run from 23/12/1445 H to 4/2/1446 H under the slogan "In the Company of the Holy Quran from the Vicinity of the Holy Kaaba." This 38-day program is part of broader strategies and educational plans by the Presidency of Religious Affairs, following a Cabinet decision to establish this religious presidency.

Dr. Al-Sudais emphasized expanding projects, programs, and circles related to the Holy Quran, particularly for youth and elderly individuals. He noted that wise leadership places significant importance on Quran teaching programs at both Holy Mosques. The aim is to deepen visitors' and students' connection to the Quran, ensuring they master reciting, memorizing, and understanding it.

The goal is to help participants refine and purify their souls through engagement with the Holy Quran. The program encourages recitation, memorization, application of its guidance, and embodiment of its righteous conduct.

This initiative reflects a commitment to fostering a deeper connection between individuals and the Quran through well-structured educational efforts. By focusing on youth engagement, it seeks to instill values and teachings that can guide their lives positively.

The summer Quran programs are part of ongoing efforts by religious authorities to enhance spiritual education at key Islamic sites. These programs aim not only to teach but also to inspire participants to live by the principles outlined in the Holy Book.

Overall, these initiatives underscore a dedication to promoting religious education and spiritual growth among visitors and students at the Grand Mosque.

With inputs from SPA