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Seven Moroccan participants were crowned in various competitions organized within the framework of the Al-Tahreer Prize for the Holy Quran and its Sciences in its twelfth session, whose activities concluded on Monday in Abu Dhabi.
In the Al-Tahreer competition for all nationalities – females, Moroccans Hafsa Asafar (first place), Nahila Kass (second place), and Salma Wahkik (third place) won the prize, while Moroccan Muhammad Balmorid won the same prize in the (males) category. The Moroccan crowning continued with the victory of each of Mustafa Zahed in second place in the Safwat Al-Muharririn competition, and Adam Arbat in third place in the Speech competition – boys, in addition to the crowning of Muhammad Saad Hafouz in the Cultural Al-Tahreer competition. The Secretary-General of the Al-Tahreer Prize for the Holy Quran and its Sciences, Omar Habtour Al-Darei, said in a speech on the occasion that the Al-Tahreer Prize has become a shining platform that contributes to strengthening the generations' connection to the Holy Quran and consolidating the moral and human values to which it calls, which enhances the cohesion of the family and society. For his part, the Director-General of the Prize, Ahmed Sbeian Al-Tunaiji, confirmed that the twelfth session witnessed a remarkable development at both the artistic and organizational levels, in line with the announcement of the year 2026 in the United Arab Emirates as the "Year of the Family", and enhances the role of the prize in consolidating Quranic values within society. The Al-Tahreer Prize for the Holy Quran and its Sciences works to support and keep pace with the memorizers of the Book of God and encourage them to excel in its recitation and intonation, which enhances the presence of the Holy Quran in the lives of individuals and societies, and consolidates the noble human values to which it calls.
