Sharjah Ruler launches recited Holy Quran by Raad Al Kurdi

Honouring the reciters

His Highness honoured reciter Raad Al Kurdi for completing the recited Holy Quran, and reciter Mahmoud Sweidan, who presented three recitations of the Holy Quran in different narrations.

His Highness praised the efforts of the reciters in recording Quranic recitations, stressing that these endeavours contribute to spreading the Holy Quran, facilitating its recitation and memorisation, and providing a reliable and accredited audio reference for students, memorisers, and those interested in Quranic sciences.

Sharjah as a centre for Quranic sciences

His Highness the Ruler of Sharjah pointed out that launching such initiatives strengthens the Emirate’s position as a beacon of the Holy Quran and its sciences. He explained that this comes within the many Quranic projects adopted by the Academy to serve Muslims worldwide, through printed publications, digital editions, and modern applications.

Appreciation for distinguished performance

His Highness extended his thanks and appreciation to the two reciters, Raad Al Kurdi and Mahmoud Sweidan, for their distinguished performance and mastery of the rules of recitation. He affirmed that this work will be a valuable addition to the audio Quranic library, calling on researchers and students to benefit from this blessed recitation, and to continue serving, teaching, and spreading the Holy Quran in a manner that reflects the noble message of Islam.

The Holy Quran Academy’s achievements

The Holy Quran Academy continues to achieve a number of notable accomplishments, translating global leadership in caring for the Holy Quran and its sciences, and elevating its scholarly heritage. This reaffirms the Academy’s role in enhancing Sharjah’s global standing in serving the Holy Quran, harnessing smart technologies and artificial intelligence in line with best practices it adopts within its scientific projects.

In the recent period, the Academy has approved nearly 2,000 complete recitations, received by students of the Sharjah International eMaqraa under the supervision of a select group of distinguished reciters. The number of enrolled students exceeds 1,000, hailing from 172 countries.