The Grand Mosque of Algiers Celebrates 500 Quran Memorizers as Part of the Quranic Renaissance Project
On Saturday, the Grand Mosque of Algiers hosted a grand ceremony to honor 500 male and female Quran memorizers from various Algerian provinces. The event was part of the eighth edition of the Quran Memorization Project organized by the "Quranic Renaissance Foundation."
In his speech on the occasion, the Dean of the Grand Mosque of Algiers, Sheikh Mohamed Al-Mamoun Al-Qasimi Al-Hassani, emphasized that discussing the message of the Quran in Algeria is akin to reflecting on a renewed Quranic renaissance. He highlighted that the efforts of the "Quranic Renaissance Foundation" serve as a genuine example of this blessed revival.
Sheikh Al-Qasimi further noted that the Algerian nation has always been deeply connected to the Quran, which served as a source of inspiration for its revolutionaries during the liberation struggle and now stands as an educational reference for future generations.
He stressed that honoring such a significant number of Quran memorizers is a remarkable day that reflects the fruitful outcomes of investing in promising youth who represent the cornerstone of Algeria’s future.
In a speech delivered on behalf of the Speaker of the National People's Assembly, Ibrahim Boughali, MP Mohamed Taweel commended the efforts to preserve the Quran, urging adherence to Algeria's cultural and religious heritage to strengthen national identity while adapting to modern changes.
He also praised the pivotal role of the Grand Mosque of Algiers and the "Quranic Renaissance Foundation" in instilling religious and national values.
In this context, the President of the "Quranic Renaissance Foundation," Ibrahim Laamouri, explained that the eighth edition of the project crowns continuous efforts. He noted that the foundation organized intensive Quran memorization camps in several provinces, attracting thousands of participants and fostering a spirit of competition and enthusiasm for the Holy Quran.
Source: Algerian News Outlets