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Filladhoo to award MVR 1,000 to children who memorize Juz Amma
The Women's Development Committee of Haa Alifu Filladhoo will award MVR 1,000 to each child who memorises Juz Amma under the 'Amma Foiy' programme, with registration open to under-18s and 20 children signed up so far. The Filladhoo Council said the recitation assessment will be held during Ramadan and conducted by a person with higher qualifications in Quranic studies.
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MVR 1,000Award for children who pass the Juz Amma assessmentThe EditionThe Women’s Development Committee of Haa Alifu Filladhoo will award MVR 1,000 to each child who successfully memorises Juz Amma, the final section of the Quran.
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around 1,200Island populationThe EditionThe initiative aims to encourage Quran memorization among children in the island, which has a population of around 1,200 and currently has no Hafiz
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20 childrenChildren registered for the programmeThe EditionA total of 20 children have registered for the programme so far, the council said.
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under the age of 18Age eligibility for registrationThe Editionregistration for the 'Amma Foiy' memorisation programme is open to children under the age of 18 until tomorrow.
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Registration for the 'Amma Foiy' memorisation programme closestomorrowFilladhooThe EditionThe Filladhoo Council announced on Monday that registration for the 'Amma Foiy' memorisation programme is open to children under the age of 18 until tomorrow.
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