An exhibition mounted on the sidelines of Malaysia’s 62nd international Holy Quran competition displayed the accomplishments of the country’s Quranic and Islamic institutes.
The small expo was running at the entrance of the Kuala Lumpur Convention Center (KLCC), where the competition was held for nearly a week.
Quranic and religious books in Malay and other languages and translations of the Holy Quran were on display at the expo.
It also introduced the activities of Malaysian Quranic, Islamic and charity institutes and their achievements.
IQNA’s correspondent dispatched to Kuala Lumpur to cover the competition also distributed brochures at the expo introducing the activities of the International Quran News Agency as part of the Quranic activities of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The final round of the 62nd edition of Malaysia’s international Holy Quran competition, officially known as Malaysia International Al-Quran Recital and Memorization Assembly (MTHQA), was held at the KLCC from October 19 to 24.
The contest was organized after a two-year break due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Only the recitation category was contested this time, with the memorization category expected to return next year.
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The small expo was running at the entrance of the Kuala Lumpur Convention Center (KLCC), where the competition was held for nearly a week.
Quranic and religious books in Malay and other languages and translations of the Holy Quran were on display at the expo.
It also introduced the activities of Malaysian Quranic, Islamic and charity institutes and their achievements.
IQNA’s correspondent dispatched to Kuala Lumpur to cover the competition also distributed brochures at the expo introducing the activities of the International Quran News Agency as part of the Quranic activities of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The final round of the 62nd edition of Malaysia’s international Holy Quran competition, officially known as Malaysia International Al-Quran Recital and Memorization Assembly (MTHQA), was held at the KLCC from October 19 to 24.
The contest was organized after a two-year break due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Only the recitation category was contested this time, with the memorization category expected to return next year.
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