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Malegaon:
An international conference on memorizing the Holy Qur’an that
according to the organisers would be unique will be held in Jeddah
from June 5 to 7, reports the leading Sauid Daily Arab News.
“This conference is first of its
kind,” said Abdullah Basfar, secretary-general of the International
Organization for Qur’an Memorization (IOQM).
Basfar called for joint efforts by international Muslim
organizations to spread the message of Qur’an, being the word of God
and a blessing for the whole mankind.
“There are millions of Muslims who do
not even know how to read a small chapter of the Qur’an,” Arab
News quoted him as saying.
Basfar said the conference, which has won the support of Custodian
of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah, would play a big role in
strengthening coordination and cooperation among Qur’an societies
across the world.
IOQM, an affiliate of the Muslim World League, has selected a number
of academics and scholars to present research papers at the
conference, whose main theme is “Cooperation and Integration of
Qur’an Memorization Organizations.”
Speaking about the conference’s importance, Basfar said it would
deal with the obstacles facing Qur’an teaching and memorization
around the world and discuss prospects of applying modern
information technology and media to teach the Qur’an.
IOQM runs several Qur’anic schools in 65 countries. These schools
were instrumental in producing about 30,000 memorizers of the Qur’an.
The organization also holds Qur’an recitation and memorization
contests at national, regional and international levels in order to
encourage Muslim youths to study the holy book.
Speaking about future plans, he said the IOQM would establish a
world council of scholars in order to be a reference for Qur’an
memorizers. It also intends to establish a satellite channel.
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