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Mecca Deputy Prince honors Quran winners
The article pertains to the honoring of His Royal Highness Prince Saud bin Mashal, the Deputy Emir of Mecca Region, by recognizing the winners of the 46th edition of the King Abdulaziz International Competition for Memorizing, Reciting, and Interpreting the Qur'an. The event was held at the Holy Mosque under the patronage of King Salman bin Abdulaziz. The competition reaffirmed Saudi Arabia's role in serving the Holy Qur'an, with participation from 334 contestants representing 133 countries. The number of winners increased from 12 to 50, and the prize money was raised from 1.145 million to 10.26 million riyals. For the first time, a dedicated section for female contestants was introduced. The ceremony featured speeches and reflections on the importance of caring for the Qur'an and supporting its memorizers, along with a review of the competition's journey, the honoring of the winners and the judging panel — all illustrating Saudi Arabia’s broad commitment to the Book of Allah and the development of its activities on the international level.
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