Announcement of the launch of the first women's Quranic competition in Libyan universities.

● Under the slogan: "Women of Memory," the Supreme Committee supervising the first women's Quranic competition, which is held at the level of universities and the Libyan Academy and higher institutes, is pleased to announce the launch of the competition activities organized and supervised by the Office for the Support and Empowerment of Women at the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research of the National Unity Government, and the Offices for the Support and Empowerment of Women at the universities, the Libyan Academy for Graduate Studies, and with the participation of a judging committee from the Holy Quran Complex.

● First - Important information before the competition begins.

1 - Registration via the electronic form specific to the competition.

2 - A preliminary competition will be held in each university starting from Saturday, corresponding to (15 - Sha'ban - 1446/ 16 - February - 2025).

3 - The official launch of the competition activities at the level of Libya will be on (15 - Ramadan - 1446/ 15 - March - 2025) in the capital, Tripoli.

● Second - Competition conditions:

1 - Participation is limited to those affiliated with higher education institutions such as: universities, academies, the Open University of Libya, and the Ministry's office.

2 - Registration via the designated electronic form at: https://hqaward.ly/reg/login.php

3 - Participation is open to all nationalities participating in the competition, affiliated with higher education and scientific research institutions.

4 - Commitment to the competition timings and schedules, adhering to the code of conduct provided by the sub-committee supervising the competition activities.

5 - Each contestant is entitled to register once, choosing one narration for reading.

● Third - Aspects of the competition:

1 - Memorizing the entire Quran.

2 - Memorizing the last half of the Quran.

3 - Memorizing the last quarter of the Quran.

4 - Memorizing the last three parts of the Quran (An-Naba, Al-Mulk, Qad Sami'a).