The Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria (MSSN) Lagos State Area Unit is set to proudly represent Nigeria at the forthcoming Al-Fourqane International Quran Memorization, Recitation, and Tajweed Competition in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. The prestigious Qur’an Competition, scheduled to hold from Saturday August 10th through Saturday 17th 2024, will feature participants from around the globe, showcasing their dedication to the Holy Qur’an. The MSSN Lagos contingent, led by the Amir, Kamoldeen Abiona, is scheduled to depart Lagos for Abidjan on Saturday, carrying with them the hopes and prayers of the entire Muslim community in the state and Nigeria at large.
According to the organizers, the year’s contest marks second edition of the competition. The international Quran reading competition attracts contingents from the West African countries including Nigeria. The competition is intended for Muslim student associations in the West African countries, according to the organizers.
“The modalities of participation are travel and accommodation are covered by AEEMCI; the candidate must have memorized the entire Quran (Hafiz); the candidate must not exceed 25 years old. “The candidate must be a pupil or student; the candidate must be a member of a Muslim Students Association; the candidate must be of good moral character.” Speaking ahead of the Al-Fourqane International Qur’an Competition, Abiona, in a statement, expressed his pride in the participants and encouraged them to .