آل الشيخ يعتمد أسماء الفائزات بالمسابقة المحلية على جائزة الملك سلمان لحفظ القرآن

The Minister of Islamic Affairs, Call and Guidance, the General Supervisor of Local and International Competitions, Sheikh Dr. Abdul Latif bin Abdul Aziz Al Sheikh, has approved the results and names of the winners in the local competition for the King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud Prize for Memorizing, Reciting, and Interpreting the Holy Quran for boys and girls in its twenty-seventh session, which held its final eliminations in Riyadh from the 25th to the 29th of Sha'ban 1447, with the participation of (129) male and female contestants competing in the six branches of the competition, with a total prize amount exceeding 7 million riyals.

The results of the first three branches are as follows: In the first branch, the first place was won by Hiba bint Majid bin Rushdi Al-Safadi (400,000 riyals), followed by Manahil bint Ahmed bin Abdullah Al-Harthi (375,000 riyals), then Raghad bint Hussein bin Ali Al-Farhan (350,000 riyals).

In the second branch, Shumoukh bint Faiz bin Hamdan Al-Zanbaqi won first place (250,000 riyals), followed by Amani bint Shayeh bin Awad Al-Harthi (225,000 riyals), then Zainab bint Ibrahim bin Abdul Salam Idris (200,000 riyals). As for the third branch, the first place was won by Kanaz bint Muhammad bin Abdullah Al-Saawi (180,000 riyals), followed by Mariam bint Muhammad bin Fuad Al-Khatib (170,000 riyals), then Janna bint Muhammad bin Saleh Abdullah Al-Ateeq (160,000 riyals), followed by Ruba bint Yusuf bin Marai Al-Sharif (150,000 riyals), then Razan bint Muhammad bin Faiz Al-Muafah Al-Shahri (140,000 riyals). The results of the other three branches are as follows: In the fourth branch, Al-Shayma bint Saad bin Nasser Al-Kanad Al-Qahtani won first place (120,000 riyals), followed by Shahd bint Osama bin Abdul Rahman Al-Qaydi (110,000 riyals), then Shahd bint Muteb bin Saad Al-Oraiwai Al-Juhani (100,000 riyals), then Hoor bint Muhammad bin Abdul Rahman Al-Rifai (90,000 riyals), then Hanan bint Abdullah bin Ibrahim Al-Faraj (80,000 riyals).

In the fifth branch, Ruba bint Muhammad bin Ibrahim Falatah won first place (60,000 riyals), followed by Yasmin bint Nawaf bin Suwaid Al-Anzi (55,000 riyals), then Khawla bint Mishal bin Malhi Al-Ruwaili (50,000 riyals), then Wisan bint Muhammad Younis bin Muhammad Noor Sait (45,000 riyals), then Noura bint Ahmed bin Muhammad Al-Bajadi Al-Sobhi (40,000 riyals).

In the sixth branch, Hadeel bint Salah bin Jamil Al-Qurashi won first place (35,000 riyals), followed by Lubabah bint Bilal bin Abdul Hamid bin Muhammad Noor Wali (32,500 riyals), then Khadijah bint Hamid bin Awad Ateeq Al-Hazmi (30,000 riyals), then Bayan bint Abdullah bin Abdul Rahman Ba'aqeel (27,500 riyals), then Lin bint Ali bin Abdul Rahman Al-Qahtani (25,000 riyals).

Al-Sheikh praised the level of participation and their excellence in memorizing the Holy Quran, its recitation, performance, and interpretation, noting their honorable achievements and deserved superiority in mastering the memorization of the words of Allah and understanding its interpretation, congratulating the winners and their families.

Al-Sheikh emphasized the importance of working with the Book of Allah and embodying its morals, and prayed for the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques and his trustworthy Crown Prince, asking Allah to reward them with the best reward for the care and attention they give to the Holy Quran and its people.