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Deeniyat

Deeniyat

Dear Brothers in Islam,

To encourage the noble habit of reading, which is an essential part of our lives, IMA is pleased to announce an Online Quiz Competition with exciting prizes.

📖 The quiz will be based on the books Towards Understanding Islam and Deeniyat.
📅 Date: Friday, 31st October 2025

How to participate:

  1. Join the official WhatsApp group (link below).

  2. Read the book in preparation for the quiz.

  3. Take part in the Online Quiz on the scheduled date.

🔗 Below are the links to the audiobook as well as the Urdu and English PDF versions for your convenience.

We encourage everyone to participate and make the most of this opportunity to enhance our knowledge and understanding of Islam.

 

Deenyaat – Urdu Book Towards Understanding Islam  – English

Written as a simple introduction to Islam, mainly for students and general readers. It aims to build a clear understanding of Islam as a complete way of life (Deen), not just a set of rituals.

Core Themes

  1. Concept of Deen
    Author explains that Islam is not merely religion in the narrow sense but a comprehensive system of life that governs personal, social, political, and economic aspects under the sovereignty of Allah.

  2. Beliefs (Aqeedah)
    The book outlines the fundamentals of Islamic faith: belief in Allah, His angels, prophets, divine books, the Day of Judgment, and Qadr (destiny).

  3. Worship (‘Ibadah)
    It highlights Salah, Sawm, Zakat, and Hajj — but stresses that worship is not limited to rituals; every action done with the intention of pleasing Allah is worship.

  4. Moral and Social Teachings
    Author emphasizes honesty, justice, brotherhood, and service to humanity. He also warns against corruption, selfishness, and moral decay.

  5. Islamic System
    The book introduces the idea that Islam provides guidance for governance, law, economics, and society — presenting it as an alternative to secular systems.

  6. Purpose of Human Life
    According to Author, the goal of life is to live as Allah’s servant (ʿabd) and His representative (khalīfah) on earth, striving for success in both dunya (this world) and akhirah (hereafter).

IMA Online Quiz – 2025

IMA Online Quiz – 2025

Dear Brothers in Islam,

To encourage the noble habit of reading, which is an essential part of our lives, IMA is pleased to announce an Online Quiz Competition with exciting prizes.

📖 The quiz will be based on the books Towards Understanding Islam and Deeniyat.
📅 Date: Friday, 31st October 2025

How to participate:

  1. Join the official WhatsApp group (link below).

  2. Read the book in preparation for the quiz.

  3. Take part in the Online Quiz on the scheduled date.

🔗 Below are the links to the audiobook as well as the Urdu and English PDF versions for your convenience.

We encourage everyone to participate and make the most of this opportunity to enhance our knowledge and understanding of Islam.

 

Deenyaat – Urdu Book Towards Understanding Islam  – English

Written as a simple introduction to Islam, mainly for students and general readers. It aims to build a clear understanding of Islam as a complete way of life (Deen), not just a set of rituals.

Core Themes

  1. Concept of Deen
    Author explains that Islam is not merely religion in the narrow sense but a comprehensive system of life that governs personal, social, political, and economic aspects under the sovereignty of Allah.

  2. Beliefs (Aqeedah)
    The book outlines the fundamentals of Islamic faith: belief in Allah, His angels, prophets, divine books, the Day of Judgment, and Qadr (destiny).

  3. Worship (‘Ibadah)
    It highlights Salah, Sawm, Zakat, and Hajj — but stresses that worship is not limited to rituals; every action done with the intention of pleasing Allah is worship.

  4. Moral and Social Teachings
    Author emphasizes honesty, justice, brotherhood, and service to humanity. He also warns against corruption, selfishness, and moral decay.

  5. Islamic System
    The book introduces the idea that Islam provides guidance for governance, law, economics, and society — presenting it as an alternative to secular systems.

  6. Purpose of Human Life
    According to Author, the goal of life is to live as Allah’s servant (ʿabd) and His representative (khalīfah) on earth, striving for success in both dunya (this world) and akhirah (hereafter).

IMA Kuwait Celebrates 78th Indian Independence Day across All Units

IMA Kuwait Celebrates 78th Indian Independence Day across All Units



Indian Muslim Association (IMA) Kuwait commemorated the 78th Indian Independence Day with a series of Vibrant Programs organized across its various Units — Abbassiya, Abu Halifa, Salmiya, Fahaheel, English Unit, Youth Wing, Khaitan & Tamil Unit. The programs brought together community members in large numbers to honor India’s Legacy of Freedom, reflect on its Values, and reaffirm the Collective Responsibility of building a Just and Inclusive Society.

Through Insightful Speeches, Cultural Performances, Spirited Participation and Youth-led Initiatives, the celebrations echoed IMA’s message that Patriotism is not blind allegiance to any party or ideology but a conscious commitment to Truth, Compassion, Justice, and Unity beyond boundaries of Faith, Caste, or Race.

Abbassiya Unit

Abbassiya Unit hosted its program on 15 Aug Evening at Royal Deccan Palace Salmiya, bringing together Families, Youth, and elders in a spirit of Solidarity. Inspiring talks by Esteemed guest speakers Mr. Ram Kumar Nachupally, President-ASSP Kuwait Chapter Toastmasters Club, Mr. Jugal Kishor & keynote speaker Mr. Shamvel Parvez reflected on the Struggles and Sacrifices of India’s Freedom Fighters, reminding all that Independence carries the Responsibility of safeguarding Justice and Unity. Cultural Performances by Children added color and highlighted India’s Pluralistic Heritage.

Abu Halifa Unit

On August 16 at Nizamat Party Hall, Fahaheel, Abu Halifa Unit hosted a remarkable gathering with distinguished guests: Mr. Venkata Siva Rao Kaduri, President-Life Again Kuwait & Convenor-United Telugu Forum; Mr. Parthasarathi Bardhan– President – Bengali Cultural Society of Kuwait, Mr. Lankesh Rajagonda, Academic Director-Barakah PU College and Mr. Mohammad Samoil Falahi. Each speaker underlined the need for Justice, Ethics, and Compassion as the True Pillars of Nation-building. The Program drew wide Community Participation, concluding with Cultural Items that celebrated India’s Diversity.

English Unit (EU)

On the same evening, English Unit held its celebration at Avanti Palace, Salmiya. Eminent speakers Mr. Sandeep Chabba, Ex Vice President of Kannada Koota, and Mr. Faheem Shareef addressed the audience with thought-provoking speeches on the role of Education, Ethical Responsibility, and Interfaith Harmony in preserving the Spirit of Independence. The Event’s focus on Dialogue and Inclusivity deeply resonated with the attendees, particularly the Younger Generation.

Fahaheel & Mangaf Units

Fahaheel & Mangaf Units’ gathering at Souk Sabah on 15 Aug Evening, was marked by reflective talks that captured the True Essence of Freedom. Mr. Asif Kamruddin Pathan’s talk emphasized the Civic Duties that accompany Independence, while Mr. Burhanuddin Shoaib reminded the audience of Gratitude and Humility as Core Values of a Free Society. The Program brought the audience into contemplation of the Values that sustain Freedom — Duty, Integrity, and Gratitude — and concluded with a Communal Dinner fostering Fraternity among participants.

Salmiya Units

Salmiya Units celebrated Independence Day on August 16 at Royal Deccan Palace, Salmiya. Mr. Parvez Hanif, who eloquently reminded participants that Independence is not only Freedom from Foreign Rule but also Freedom in Thought, Conscience, and Action, delivered the keynote address. He stressed that India’s strength lies in its Unity in Diversity and called on the community to preserve this Priceless Heritage. The Event included lively Cultural Performances, with active involvement of Children and Families.

Youth Wing (YW)

Youth Wing organized its dynamic and engaging program on August 15 at Rajdhani Palace Khaitan. The eventful program centered on the role of Youth as Custodians of Independence. Through interactive discussions, creative performances, and motivational addresses, the program emphasized that Young Indians must carry forward the legacy of Freedom by Committing themselves to Truth, Knowledge, Service, and Progressive Patriotism.

Khaitan Unit

On Friday, August 15, the Khaitan Unit celebrated Independence Day at 5:00 PM with the theme “Nation-Building through Justice, Education, and Ethics.” The event, widely attended by community members, reflected on Independence as a Moral Responsibility to cultivate Justice and Compassion. The evening embodied Unity in Diversity, with attendees recommitting themselves to the Values of Freedom.

Tamil Unit Brotherhood Initiative

On India’s 78th Independence Day, brothers of IMA Tamil Unit extended the celebrations beyond formal venues by visiting the Mahboula Area. They engaged with Tamil Fellow Citizens, sharing Sweets, exchanging Warm Greetings, and celebrating the spirit of Unity and National Pride. During the interaction, participants reflected on the current state of Independent India and reaffirmed their shared commitment to preserving the hard-earned Freedom. The discussions underscored the enduring importance of Brotherhood and Collective Responsibility in safeguarding the Nation’s Democratic Values.

A Collective Spirit of Freedom

The series of events across Kuwait conveyed one Resounding Message: True Independence is more than Political Freedom; it is the liberation of Thought, Conscience, and Spirit. The IMA Kuwait celebrations inspired Indians abroad to recommit to building a Society where Unity, Justice, and Compassion prevail, ensuring that India remains truly Free — not only in its Borders, but in the hearts of its People.

About IMA Kuwait

IMA Kuwait, an Indian socio-religious organization, operates under the patronage of the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Kuwait. It focuses on providing a platform for the spiritual and social enhancement of expatriates living in Kuwait through various programs and social gatherings. It looks forward to organizing more beneficial programs in the future, catering to the needs of the expatriate community, especially the Indian diaspora.

For updates and upcoming programs, follow IMA Kuwait on social media or visit www.imakuwait.org.


STUDENT FELICITATION & CAREER GUIDANCE 2025

ANNOUNCEMENT 📣

🟢 Indian Muslim Association – Kuwait proudly presents the STUDENT FELICITATION & CAREER GUIDANCE PROGRAM

🎓 Honouring fresh 10th & 12th grade graduates
📅 Friday, 30 May 2025 | 5:30 PM
📍 Venue to be announced
🔔 Registration closes: 25 May 2025

Program Highlights
* Celebration of outstanding academic achievers
* Expert career-guidance sessions to help students plan their future paths
* Presentation of the prestigious Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Award

👉 Register now: https://forms.gle/kFK3FEzCeQPptoDh9
(Open to all Indian students residing in Kuwait)

ℹ️ For More detail:
9962 9394 | 6646 6479

Kindly circulate among friends and family. Let’s come together to applaud the success—and shape the future—of our young achievers!

— Indian Muslim Association, Kuwait

IMA English Unit organizes two days workshop on Quran Retreat

IMA English Unit, an affiliate unit of the Indian Muslim Association (IMA), Kuwait, successfully organized a two-day workshop and counseling program titled Qur’an Retreat on January 17th and 18th, 2025. The event took place at the serene and well-equipped premises of Rajdhani Restaurant, Khaitan.

The primary objective of this retreat was to raise awareness about the teachings of the Holy Qur’an and its expectations from humanity, inspiring participants to become conscientious, responsible individuals capable of making a positive impact on society.

The retreat featured two eminent speakers, Dr. Taha Mateen, a distinguished scholar of the Holy Qur’an and a dedicated social worker, and Mr. Fahad Sarwani, a renowned life coach and scholar of the Holy Qur’an. The event commenced with the recitation of the Holy Qur’an.

Mr. Fahd’s engaging and easy-to-understand explanation made it a truly beneficial session. He explained how the Quran divides people into believers, disbelievers, and hypocrites. Believers and disbelievers are clear in their stance, but the hypocrites remain concealed. Therefore, the Quran provides detailed descriptions of their traits, particularly at the beginning of Surah Al-Baqarah. Hypocrisy manifests in various forms, including moral degradation, leading to what the Quran calls “diseases of the heart.”

“In their hearts there is a disease, and Allah has increased their disease.” (Surah Al-Baqarah: 10).
These diseases include envy, hatred, anger, despair, and arrogance, which fill the heart with darkness. To remove these, we need to read the Quran, which dispels the darkness of such evils and illuminates the heart.

Dr. Taha Mateen, the main speaker of the program, delivered his lecture on the topic titled “Who are we? What is our relationship with our Lord, and what purpose does the Quran define for us?”

He further emphasized on the importance of introspection, stating that we cannot recognize Allah unless we first recognize ourselves. He urged us to free ourselves from the enslavement of our own desires and modern-day advancements.

Citing the example of Prophet Musa (AS) facing the magician’s ropes that appeared as snakes, he drew parallels to today’s technological advances, which may intimidate us. However, Allah reminds us to rely on Him, just as He instructed Musa (AS) to cast his staff.

The Quran liberates us from worldly dependencies and guides us toward servitude to Allah alone.

Dr. Taha Mateen reminded us that while we plan for our future, true decisions are made in the heavens. Success lies in aligning our will with Allah’s will rather than relying solely on our intellect and efforts.

While the topics covered by Mr. Fahad Sarwani focused on the transformative power of the Qur’an in bringing positivity to one’s life, Dr. Taha Mateen captivated the audience with his unique style, posing thought-provoking questions to encourage deeper reflection on what Allah SWT expects from us as per the guidance of the Holy Qur’an.

Both the speakers made the audience to realize that a strong connection with the Holy Quran can influence a person’s life and his way of thinking in a constructive and a meaningful manner through real life examples and experiences.

They engaged the audience with their dynamic and energetic presentations, fostering an atmosphere of enthusiasm and inspiration. The session also included a fascinating Quran quiz.

The retreat drew an impressive turnout, with approximately 150 participants attending across both days. Attendees actively engaged in the sessions, making the event a memorable and impactful experience.

The program concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks delivered by Mr Jafar Sadiq, General Secretary of the Indian Muslim Association (IMA), followed by the felicitation of the speakers and a group photo session with participants and organizers, marking the end of a successful event.

The program was convened by Brother Khazi Owais on the first day and Brother Syed Mateen on the second day. The Qur’an Retreat was a testament to IMA’s commitment to fostering spiritual and personal growth within the community, highlighting the enduring relevance of the Qur’an’s teachings in our lives.

IMA Kuwait, an Indian socio-religious organization, operates under the patronage of the Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs Kuwait. It focuses on providing a platform for the spiritual and social enhancement of expatriates living in Kuwait through various programs and social gatherings. It looks forward to organizing more beneficial programs in the future, catering to the needs of the expatriate community, especially the Indian diaspora.

Indian Muslim Association (IMA) Kuwait Hosts Students Felicitation – Career Guidance Event

The Indian Muslim Association (IMA) Kuwait successfully organized and executed its highly anticipated Felicitation & Career Guidance Event for 10th & 12th standard students.

The event aimed to provide valuable insights, guidance, and recognition to students who excelled in the board examinations in 2024, marking the beginning of their educational and professional careers.

Held at the Awqaf Auditorium in Reggae on the evening of May 31st, the event was organized by the Indian Muslim Association (IMA) Kuwait. It witnessed overwhelming participation from students of various Indian schools in Kuwait, accompanied by their parents, school faculties, and experts in career guidance and motivation.

Shri Nikhil Kumar, Second Secretary – Political, Press, Information & Culture, from the Embassy of India in Kuwait, graced the event as the Chief Guest. In his speech, he congratulated the students on their tremendous achievements and expressed gratitude to IMA Kuwait for organizing such a meaningful event.

The distinguished Principals of esteemed schools in Kuwait who attended the event as Guests of Honor included:

Mr. Radhakrishnan C – Principal, United Indian School, Jleeb Al Shoyoukh, Kuwait, Mr. Mahesh P Iyer – Principal, Smart Indian School, Jleeb Al Shoyoukh, Kuwait, Dr. Anis Ahmad – Principal, Salmiya Indian Model School, Salmiya, Kuwait and Mrs. Jaseela Noufal – Vice Principal, Indian Learners Own Academy School, Jleeb Al Shoyoukh, Kuwait.

All guests of honor congratulated the students and acknowledged IMA’s efforts in hosting this special event to honor the meritorious students.
The speeches were followed by the highly anticipated ‘Felicitation Ceremony’.

The top 100 ranked students were selected based on their merit, evaluated through their mark sheets submitted via an online link circulated during the event promotion. The top 20 students in the main category (10 from each grade – X & XII) were presented with Certificates of Appreciation and Mementos by the Speakers & Distinguished Guests. The students in the 10th grade had total marks ranging from 493 to 485 in the best of five subjects, while the students in the 12th grade had total marks ranging from 494 to 483 in the best of five subjects.

Next, the top 70 rankers received Certificates of Appreciation for their outstanding performance in the 2023-24 academic year.

Additionally, IMA presented mementos to the top 10 performing children of its members in a separate category. IMA Kuwait initiated the ‘Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Student of the Year Award’ this year, which was presented by the Chief Guests to the following top Scoring Students:

Samia Adil from Carmel School, Std X, with 98.6%, Pranav Pradeep from United Indian School, Std X, with 98.6% and Rea Sabu Pillai from Indian Community School Kuwait, Std XII, with 98.8%.

It was a joyous and proud moment for the students and their parents as their accomplishments were recognized in front of distinguished guests, faculties, and hundreds of attendees. All attendees enthusiastically congratulated these young talents, acknowledging their achievements through applause and best wishes for their future endeavors.

Jalsa-E-Seerat AL Nabi

Indian Muslim Association Kuwait, under the patronage of ministry of Awqaaf, organized “Seeartun Nabi (Peace be upon Him) Program” in Masjid -e – Adsani Maliya, On 28th, Sep, 2023…Indian Muslim Association Kuwait, under the patronage of ministry of Awqaaf, organized “Seeartun Nabi (Peace be upon Him) Program” in Masjid -e – Adsani Maliya, On 28th, Sep, 2023…

Quranize.com – Online Resources to Study Quran

There is no blind following in the religion. Allah has made resources available Alhamdulillah so do your research as well – Go through authentic books of Ahadith and tafasir on your own as well. We all are human beings and are bound to make mistakes. I am providing the resources that I believe are the most beneficial (as they benefitted me a lot when I set out on this journey). May Allah forgive our shortcomings and make us follow His Only straight path that leads to nowhere but Jannah. 

Following is the list of mandatory things that you are to go through each week (the necessity level is in descending order):

1: Quran with the translation

Pick up any Qur’an with a translation in the language, you are most comfortable with. Studying with the group will give you a sense of direction as running alone can sometimes be hard and needs a lot of self-motivation we usually lack. You can start a whatsApp group with several like-minded sisters (or brothers – if a man is reading this).

Resources:
  1. A)http://tanzil.net/#1:1
  2. B)https://reader.quranacademy.io/(with transliteration as well)
  3. C)https://legacy.quran.com/
  4. D) https://www.quranize.com  (my favorite go-to website)

2: Word to word translation of the Qur’an

Word to word translation will help you a lot in understanding the Qur’an with time. After Surah Baqarah alone, you will be familiar with 75% of the Qur’anic words. Eventually, you’ll be able to understand Qur’an just by listening to its recitation in shaa Allaah.

English:
  1. A)comshow the literal translation of each and every word as you hover your cursor over them. For static writing, their word by word section could be explored. Advanced learners can go through its grammar part as well.
  2. B)Word for word meaningof the Qur’an (divided into three volumes).
  3. C) Arabic Dictionary of root words(English translation)
  4. D) Recite Quraneven recites the word you click on along with the display of its meaning.
  5. E)Word to word translation of each juz of the Qur’an
  6. F)Quran Word for Word Translation
  7. G)Each Juzz/Para(1-30) by Alhuda international (available in hard copy as well as online).

A hard copy can easily be found at Alhuda’s institute or Dar ul Balagh (in Pakistan) – and I recommend hard copy, for a book online has no comparison to the one in hand.

3: Tafseer (Explanation)

I will in shaa Allah be doing the following (2007) Tafseer. It’s very easy and comprehensible. And the only Tafseer out there that I found such detailed and still free*. But you can choose yours from the following:

English:
  1. A)Talim al-Quran
  2. B)Tafseer and word analysis  (by Nauman Ali Khan

This will probably make you fall in love with the linguistics of Qur’an though I wish it was cover to cover, but since it’s not so it won’t be your basic choice of study as you will be lost after Surah Baqarah then. Also check MUSLIMCENTRAL (juz amma tafseer) – which you can download as an app as well for ease. I did this tafseer during Hajj and I still have that tiny little notebook I took the notes on. It has helped me immensely in teaching my children tafseer as well.

  1. C)Tafseer ibn katheer– I haven’t found an audio version of this yet, but you can read it online or buy it from your local Islamic bookstore. 
  2. D)Saheeh International
  3. E)Maarif ul Quran
  4. F)Fidhilalil Quran
  5. G)Tafheem ul Quran

APPS:

  1. QuranHive (AndroidiOS)
  2. QuranforAll (AndroidiOS)
  3. Quranize – (AndroidiOS)
Urdu:
  1. A)Taleem ul Quran 2007 (by Dr. Farhat Hashmi)

If you download Alhuda’s app on your Android/iOS then it will be quite useful.
On app: go to app > Quran > Tafseer > Taleem ul Quran > TQ 2007 Dr. Farhat > para 1 > lessons
 –

  1. B)Taleem ul Quran 2013 (by  Idrees Zubair)
  2. C)Nur ul Quran(Dawrah e Quran) or Tarteel Ul Quran (short description of each Juz of the Quran).
  3. D) https://www.quranize.com

The benefit of audio files is that you can listen to them while traveling, cooking, cleaning etc. and yet learn a lot.

4: Tajweed practice:

Since we’ll be doing only a handful of verses each week, it would be a good practice to fix your tajweed (Qur’an recitation). For anyone who is not familiar with Arabic, it’s hard to catch up on the accent sometimes, but know that just like any other language, practice will make it perfect in shaa Allah.

Resources:

  1. A)comnot only translates the word by word Qur’an, but also recites each word separately if you click on the word.
  2. B)http://www.tajweedinenglish.com/
  3. C) Qari Hudhaifyis very good to follow to correct your Tajweed – recitation with the text. (The website http://quranicaudio.com/ hosts multiple reciters around the world. You can choose whichever suits you best).
  4. D)Very slow word by word recitation (by Qari Ibrahim
  5. E)Long spaces between recitation of each verse for you to follow along (by Asma Huda)

You can see the color coded Qur’an beside listening to the audio for your ease.

5: Notes

Keep a diary with you to make your notes or write your reflections – things that you learned, lessons that you cherish, verses that you loved, rules you want to apply in your life, your practical checklists etc. This diary will be YOU so scribble it with whoever you want to become.
Ayeina will be my personal diary and I will share my part of reflections under “Quranic reflections” every week in shaa Allaah. Anyone who will want to share theirs as well, they can post them in the comments section below so everyone can see and benefit in shaa Allaah.

IMA – Ramadan Competition Winners

We are pleased to announce the winners of recently held various competition during holy month of Ramadan in Coordination with Ministry of Awqaf, State of Kuwait.

IMA Qirat Competition

Winners Name
First KHALEELUR RAHMAN SHAIK MOHAMMED
Second Afridi Khan
Third Jawwad Ahmed khan

Quran Hifz Competition

Winners Name
First Khaleel Ur Rahman Shaik Mohammed
Second Syed Mateen
Third Abdulla Harees

Hafiz Category

Frist Hafiz Sufiyan Hafiz Category

Dawah Online Quiz Competition

Winners Name
First SRINIVASAN
Second Pranav
Third Kumaran.S
Consolation Dakshan prashanth
Consolation Subeana
Consolation Rajni

IMA LadiesWing

Quran Hifz Competition

Winners Name
First Amtul Kareem
Basheerunnisa Mohd.Hussain
Second Heena Parkar
Third Naziya parveen sayeed
Mubeen Taj

Quran Recitation Competition

Winners Name
First Saliha Abrar Ahmed kardami
Second Husna Syed Ghousuddin
Third Aisha Yasin Thakur

Tamil Nadu Muslim Association

Essay Competition

Winners Name
First A.Jakeer Husain
Second M.Rasitha Begam
Third A.Mohamed Mansoor

YouthWing

Nasheed Competition

Winners Name
First jawwad Ahmed khan
Second Afridi
Third Abdul Efham

Drawing Competition

Name
Mohammed abid bin abdul qadir

IMA Children Circle

Competition Name Age Group Gender Winner Name Position
Quran Recitation 4 to 8 Years Boys Fauzaan Ahmed 1st
Hamzah Nisar Ahmed 2nd
AbdulRahman Tambu 3rd
4 to 8 Years Girls Anam Yusuf Solkar 1st
Aaliyah Azmath Sherif 2nd
Hifza Imam 3rd
9 to 11 Years Boys Affan Ahmed 1st
Mohammed Afraz Hussain 2nd
Mohammed Sulaiman Shareef 3rd
9 to 11 Years Girls Sehris Khan 1st
Maryam Shakeel Ahmed 2nd
Safa Anwar 3rd
12 to 14 Years Boys Sayed Mujtaba Hussain 1st
N Riyaz Ahmed 2nd
AbdulRahman Yusufdeen 3rd
12 to 13 Years Girls Shaza Amin 1st
Manha Anees 2nd
Aaliya Mohamed Faisal 3rd
Rida Faisal Khan 3rd
Online Quiz 8 to 14 Years Boys & Girls Amir Abdul Azez 1st
Afifa Firdaus 1st
Aazim Mohamed Rihan 2nd
Ruqayyah J Khanzada 2nd
Ahmed Mohamed Faizar 3rd
Mohamad Ibrahim 3rd
Nuwair M Shaif Alaji 4th
Mujtaba Saif 5th
Suwaiba Pathan 6th
Areeba Mahreen 7th
Mohammed Yusuf 8th
Maryam Chorghay 9th
Fida Lahir 10th
Nasheed 5 to 7 Years boys & Girls Syeda Asfiya Marayam 1st
Aliza Sabahat 2nd
Aaliya Azmath Sherif 3rd
8 to 10 Years boys & Girls Mariya Abdul Moiz 1st
Maryam Shakeel 2nd
Arshiya Mahboob Fatima 3rd
11 to 15 Years boys Nihal Saheer 1st
Mohammad Saif 2nd
Mukhtar Muhammad 3rd
Skit 4 to 14 Years Boys & Girls Eman Anwar 1st
Hameeda Kausar/Haleema Kausar 1st
Aliza Zafar/Ruman Zafar/Ashaj Khan 2nd
Umar Abdul Azeez Shiraas 2nd
Sehrish Khan / Mayesha Khan 3rd
Mohamed Uwais 3rd

Zahrathul Jannah Girls Competition

Quran Memorization – Surah Mulk – For 14-19 years

Winners Name
First Fatma Azzahra
Second Madeeha Javed
Third Nawal Yaseen

 

Quran Memorization – Surah Naba – For 11-13 years

Winners Name
First Sayeda Khadija Fatima
Second Zareen Firdaus
Third Amena Ammara

 

Quran Memorization – Surah Naba – For 13years above

Winners Name
First Mubeen Sabreen  & Niha Nasser
Second Humaira S. Parkar & Rida Faisal
Third Khadija S. Parkar & Kulsoom Nasir