Bureau Report
Multan
Seventy girls who completed the memorisation of the Holy Quran were honoured at a ceremony held at Jamia Saeedia Lilbanat in Khushhal Colony, Multan, under the Al Mustafa Hafiz Project.
Managing Director Al Mustafa Pakistan Nusrat Saleem and Sadaf Kazmi distributed certificates and shawls among the young Quran memorizers and congratulated them on achieving the religious milestone.
The ceremony was attended by religious scholars, teachers, students and their families. Principal of Jamia Saeedia, Allama Qari Khadim Hussain Saeedi, presented an honorary shield to Nusrat Saleem in recognition of Al Mustafa’s services and support for Quranic education.
Addressing the gathering, Nusrat Saleem said that thousands of boys and girls across Pakistan had memorised the Holy Quran with the sponsorship and support of Al Mustafa, adding that the blessed initiative was continuing.
She said the Holy Quran was the Book of Guidance, a source of spiritual transformation and a revolutionary scripture, and stressed that following its teachings was the path to success and salvation.
She congratulated the students, their parents and teachers for their dedication and urged the young memorizers to make the teachings of the Quran an integral part of their lives.
Photography: Aman Pasha
