Iran -- Hojat-ol-Islam Seyyed Iman Moslehi said that the institute has 10 branches in the provinces of Isfahan and Charmahal and Bakhtiari and that all the branches will organizes Quranic courses in different fields.
He added that some 50,000 students are expected to register for the courses this summer.
The Thamin-ol-A’immeh Quranic Institute was established in Isfahan in 2000 with the aim of training teenage reciters of the holy Quran. It was the first such institute in the city. Since then it has developed its activities, holding Quranic courses as well as organizing Quran competitions for teenagers.
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