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World #QuranHour returns on April 4

The event will take place at the National Mosque in Kuala Lumpur.

WAN AHMAD ATARMIZI
By WAN AHMAD ATARMIZI
19 Mar 2024 01:42pm
World #QuranHour returns on April 4.
World #QuranHour returns on April 4.

SHAH ALAM - The World #QuranHour 2024 is set to return in the holy month of Ramadan.

The programme organised by Warisan Ummah Ikhlas Foundation (WUIF) is set to take place at noon for an hour on April 4, which is on the 24th day of Ramadan.

This year, surah Al-Jumu'ah has been chosen as the theme, aiming to foster understanding and to be internalised, catalysing positive changes and societal transformations globally.

The event will take place at the National Mosque in Kuala Lumpur.

It will be broadcasted live on Astro Oasis as well as Sinar Harian and WUIF Facebook pages.

Through the collective recitation and contemplation of the Quran, participants are encouraged to seek deeper understanding and apply its teachings to their lives.

Those who are interested to participate in the World #QuranHour could register at https://bit.ly/REGISTERWQH1445H.

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