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Women’s Love for the Qur’an Programme at Tengku Mahkota Mosque, UNIQSAAS, Kuantan

Women’s Love for the Qur’an Programme at Tengku Mahkota Mosque, UNIQSAAS, Kuantan

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The Women’s Love for the Qur’an programme organised by the Pahang Women’s Cluster, UNIQSAAS, JAIP and partners was held on 29 October 2026 at the Tengku Mahkota Mosque, Universiti Islam Pahang Sultan Ahmad Shah, Kuantan.

The “Wanita Cinta Al-Quran” program was held on 29 October 2026 (18 Jamadilawal 1448H) at the Tengku Mahkota Tengku Hassanal Ibrahim Alam Shah Mosque, Universiti Islam Pahang Sultan Ahmad Shah (UNIQSAAS), Kuantan.

The event was organized by the Cluster of Religion, Policy and Action Plans for Women of Pahang, the State Women’s Development and Social Unit, in collaboration with UNIQSAAS, the Pahang State Islamic Religious Department (JAIP), PUSPANITA Pahang and the Islamic Princess Association, aiming to foster women’s love for the Qur’an and strengthen the practice of Islamic teachings in daily life.

Honoured guests included YH Dato’ Sri Maznah binti Mazlan, Deputy Chairman of the Women’s Policy and Action Plans of Pahang; YBhg. Prof. Dato’ Dr. Fariza Md. Sham, Head of the Cluster; Mr. Hj. Mohd Faizul bin Haji Abdul Hadi Nor, Registrar of UNIQSAAS representing the Vice-Chancellor; YBhg. Datin Sri Noorhayati binti Ismail, Chairperson of PUSPANITA Pahang; YBhg. Datin Zunita binti Lambak, Deputy Chair of the PUSPANITA JAIP Religious Bureau; and YBhg. Datin Sri Dato’ Khatijah binti Ibrahim, Honorary Treasurer of the Pahang Islamic Princess Association.

The programme featured a Qur’an completion ceremony, a “Happy Women” forum and scholarly sessions highlighting the role of women in studying, appreciating and using the Qur’an as a guide for life.

The Pahang State Islamic Religious Department hopes the programme will continue to inspire a culture of love for the Qur’an and produce knowledgeable, virtuous women who act as catalysts for family and societal wellbeing.

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