The National Centre for the Holy Qur'an has opened a new campus in Lhaviyani Hinnavaru as part of a government initiative to establish Qur'anic education centres on all inhabited islands. Registration has been completed for 10 further campuses, with applications submitted for 12 more locations, alongside other measures to strengthen Qur'anic education.
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As part of the expansion, registration has been completed for 10 more NCHQ campuses, with preparations underway for their official openings.
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Applications have also been submitted to register campuses in 12 other locations
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Deputy Minister of Islamic Affairs and Endowments Uz Abdul Gafoor Ahmed officially opened the campus at a ceremony attended by senior NCHQ officials and members of the Hinnavaru Council.
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During the visit, the delegation is also scheduled to formally inaugurate Qur’an classes at the campus and meet enrolled students and their parents or guardians. Meetings have also been arranged with representatives of the Hinnavaru Council Secretariat and the Women’s Development Committee to discuss how the campus will be run and sustained over the long term.
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