Awqaf ministry concludes fourth Qur’an competition

By the Editorial Team · Thursday, October 22, 2026

The Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs held its fourth Qur’an memorisation competition with 544 students from 144 centres across Qatar participating. This event supports the country’s efforts to promote Islamic education and values in line with Qatar National Vision 2030, with winners set to be announced next week.

The Ministry of Endowments (Awqaf) and Islamic Affairs recently concluded its fourth Qur’an memorisation competition, drawing participation from 544 students representing 144 centres across Qatar. Among the competitors were 78 Qatari nationals.

The event featured five categories based on the extent of memorisation, ranging from five parts to the complete Quran. The competition aims to encourage Quranic study and reinforce Islamic values, aligning with the broader objectives of Qatar National Vision 2030.

Prizes were awarded to the top 20 teams, with amounts ranging from QR20,000 to QR6,250. Additionally, 100 exemplary students received individual awards of QR500 each in recognition of their outstanding performance.

Officials are expected to announce the winning centres early next week. The initiative reflects the ministry’s ongoing commitment to promoting religious education and preserving Islamic traditions within the country.

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