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2nd International Qur'an Recitation Award under IQRA-USK. This competition is a celebration of the eternal beauty of the teachings of the Qur'an. The theme "Celebrating the Timeless Wisdom of the Qur'an in a Changing World" encapsulates the essence of The IQRA - USK as a platform that embraces the profound teachings of Al-Qur'an to foster unity, mutual understanding, and inspiration among participants and the wider Islamic community. The event will be held on 29 until 31 August 2025.
Here is The Guideline
Personal Development Money and winning certificates
Personal Development Money and winning certificates
Personal Development Money and winning certificates
All participants will be awarded a Certificate of Participation as a testament to their involvement in the competition.
This competition involves reciting Al-Qur'an with the recitation style of Imam Ashim according to the Hafs narration with the level of mujawwad (from Juz 1 to Juz 30).
This category challenges participants to master one of the seven authentic Qira'at (narration methods of Qur'anic recitation). Participants are expected to recite with precision, adhering to the rules of their chosen Qira'at.
Participants will compete in memorizing either 10 or 20 chapters (juz) of the Qur'an with accuracy, fluency, and understanding of tajweed rules.
This category focuses on the slow and clear recitation (tartil) of the Qur'an, emphasizing proper pronunciation and tajweed. It is intended to promote reflection and understanding of the verses.
A competitive English debate on topics related to the Qur'an, Islamic values, and global challenges. It encourages critical thinking, public speaking, and contextual understanding of the Qur'an.
This category invites participants to submit original calligraphy artworks inspired by Qur'anic verses. Two styles are accepted: contemporary expression and traditional Mushaf design.
Participants design a visually compelling poster that conveys a Qur'anic or Islamic message relevant to today's context. Creativity, design, and clarity of message are key criteria.
Participants create a short video (3–4 minutes) illustrating how Qur'anic values apply in modern life, using creative storytelling, visuals, and digital media.