Key Takeaways
- For Arabic speakers aged 15+ (men and women)
- Open to Saudi residents and international visitors
- Program runs from Rajab 20–28 at the Grand Mosque
MAKKAH — The Presidency of Religious Affairs at the Grand Mosque and the Prophet’s Mosque has launched its annual Winter Quranic Memorization and Review Program for 1447 AH.
The course is held under the patronage of Sheikh Dr. Abdul Rahman Al-Sudais, provides a structured environment for Arabic-speaking men and women to deepen their engagement with the Holy Quran.
The program is open to both men and women aged 15 and above.
Applications are accepted from residents of Saudi Arabia as well as international visitors and pilgrims currently in the Kingdom.
As the entire curriculum—spanning memorization, review, and Tajweed (recitation rules)—is taught in Arabic, a functional command of the language is a mandatory requirement for participation.
Who Can Attend?
- Applicants: Men and women, 15 years and older
- Nationality: Saudi residents and international visitors
- Language: Functional Arabic proficiency required
- Dates: Rajab 20–28, 1447 AH (January 9 to January 17, 2026)
- Time: 6:30 AM – 11:30 AM daily
- Location: Grand Mosque, King Fahd Expansion, 1st Floor
Participants can choose from three dedicated educational tracks based on their proficiency:
- Memorization Track for those beginning or continuing their hifz
- Review Track for graduates looking to solidify their memorization
- Recitation Track focused on perfecting Tajweed
Admission is contingent upon passing a personal interview, which will assess the applicant’s current Quranic knowledge and Arabic understanding.
All participants must commit to the program’s full duration and adhere to its disciplinary standards.
Successful completion leads to an official Certificate of Achievement.
Registration is open through the official Presidency website at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeY8a0w-f8-K2ZiK2us3A4XGSrpYMQgaGFrCiFE41q5CRMupA/viewform?pli=1

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