Pakistan to Hold Qur’an Recitation Event at Shah Faisal Mosque in Ramadan
- Sara Habib
- February 20, 2025
- 10:00 am
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- Current Affairs
Pakistan’s Ministry of Religious Affairs has announced that the Mehfil Shabeena event will take place at Shah Faisal Mosque in Islamabad. This annual Qur’an recitation gathering will be held from Ramadan 21 to 27. The event will bring together the country’s top Qur’an reciters to honor this cherished tradition.
Mehfil Shabeena is a special occasion during the last ten nights of Ramadan. It involves the complete recitation of the Qur’an, which has over 6,000 verses. Muslims gather in mosques for prayers, seeking spiritual growth and blessings.
Selection of Reciters
Out of 56 nominated reciters from across Pakistan, only 14 have been chosen. These reciters are well-known for their beautiful and precise Qur’an recitation. Their selection ensures a deeply spiritual experience for all attendees.
Preparations for the event are already underway. With Ramadan expected to begin in late February or early March, the excitement is building. Many Muslims plan their schedules around these sacred nights.
Spiritual Significance of the Event
The last ten nights of Ramadan are considered the most blessed. Muslims believe these nights hold immense rewards for worship and devotion. The Mehfil Shabeena event provides a chance for individuals to immerse themselves in prayer, reflection, and community gatherings.
The venue, Shah Faisal Mosque, is an iconic landmark in Islamabad. Its grand structure and peaceful environment make it the perfect place for such an event. Thousands are expected to attend, strengthening bonds within the Muslim community.
A Unifying Experience
This event is not just about listening to the Qur’an. It is a moment of unity, faith, and devotion. People from different backgrounds gather to share in the spiritual atmosphere. The Mehfil Shabeena event reminds Muslims of the beauty of togetherness in worship.
For more details about Islamic events, visit IslamicFinder or learn about Ramadan traditions at Muslim Hands.
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