King Abdulaziz Competition develops Quran scholars
The article highlights the participation of Hafsa Mohammed Sada, a 21-year-old Nigerian contestant, in the King Abdulaziz International Competition for the Holy Quran. This was her first time representing her country in the Seven Readings category. Her journey with the Quran began with memorization over the span of four years, followed by an additional year dedicated to review and mastery. She then enrolled at the Fajr College of Readings in Nigeria, where she studied the sciences of the Qira'at for three years. Hafsa affirms that the Quran has provided her with a life filled with serenity and peace. She sees her participation in the competition as an opportunity to connect with girls from various countries and to motivate Quranic talents, emphasizing the importance of specialization in the readings and highlighting the Kingdom’s role in serving the Book of Allah.
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