Makkah is hosting the 46th King Abdulaziz International Competition for the Memorization, Recitation, and Interpretation of the Holy Quran in the Grand Mosque. The event features 334 male and female participants from 133 countries competing across five categories.
According to SPA, the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance has deployed large digital screens in the final stage halls of the Grand Mosque and the women’s hall at the Hilton Hotel. These screens allow visitors to follow live recitations and competition progress.
The digital displays broadcast live recitations while simultaneously showing the pages of the Quran being read. They also provide participant details, including their name, country, and the specific competition category.
This edition marks the first time a dedicated section for women has been established, providing a suitable environment for female participants and their companions. The total prize pool for this cycle is 10,260,000 riyals.
What digital tools are being used at the King Abdulaziz International Competition? The Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance has activated large digital screens in the Grand Mosque final stage halls and the Hilton Hotel women’s hall. These screens broadcast live recitations and display the Quran pages being read, alongside participant names, countries, and competition categories to enhance the interactive experience for visitors.
How many participants are involved in the 46th edition of the competition? The 46th edition of the competition has seen significant participation, with 334 male and female contestants joining from 133 different countries. These participants are competing across five distinct categories in the Holy Quran competition held in the Grand Mosque.
What are the prizes and new features of this competition cycle? The total prizes for this edition amount to 10,260,000 riyals. Additionally, the competition has introduced a dedicated section for women for the first time in its history, providing a specific environment for female participants and their companions to follow the events and participate in side programs.