In brief
Saudi Press Agency confirmed that the preliminary rounds of the Prince Naif Quran Memorization Competition resume in Medina, inviting Ministry of Interior staff and security sector participants. The event offers a cumulative prize of three million riyals and employs a strict electronic scoring platform managed by a specialized scientific committee. The competition honors the memory of Prince Naif’s dedication to the Quran.
Saudi Press Agency reported that the preliminary rounds of the Prince Naif Quran Memorization Competition are continuing in the Medina region, where participants from the Ministry of Interior, regional emirate, and security sectors are competing.
According to the agency, the event, held at the Medinan Emirate headquarters following the launch by Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Sultan, aims to encourage civil and security personnel to memorize and recite the Quran with excellence.
Saudi Press Agency notes that the competition features a total prize money of three million riyals distributed across five branches.
It also reports that the competition relies on a rigorous electronic scoring system overseen by a specialized scientific committee to ensure fairness and precision in judging.
The agency emphasizes that the competition honors the memory of Prince Naif bin Abdulaziz – the late former Minister of Interior – and reflects his dedication to the Quran and support for its memorization among ministry staff and security sectors.
