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The Holy Quran Education Centers at the Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs has resumed its work with the start of the new academic year. About 10,000 students are attending the Holy Quran classes distributed in 111 centres all over the country.
The students follow up on their assessment according to the Ministry's review curriculum, which includes the various classes of students, from the lessons of the alphabet to the completion of the Holy Quran. Director of Da'wa and Religious Guidance Department at the Ministry of Awqaf Mohammed bin Hamad Al Kuwari said in a press statement that all the centres of the Holy Quran teaching were prepared in advance to meet their students and staff to follow up on their memorization and review.
Al Kuwari said that the studying time at the centres is on two periods, morning and evening, the morning period is from the 8-11 am , while the evening begins after the Asr prayer and continues until before the Isha prayer.
He pointed to the importance of regularity and commitment of students to attend the Holy Quran classes, calling on children to better use their energies and skills and the use of leisure time in studying Share'aa science through reading and memorizing the Holy Quran.
He also referred to the social and educational roles of the Holy Quran centres, noting that the children enrolling in these centres will enhance the values of Islam and raise the good morals which reflect positively on their educational life.
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