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SG of Mauritanian Scholars Association Praises King Salman Quran and Sunnah Competition as a Beacon for West Africa

Sheikh Ould Saleh highlighted the event as an invaluable opportunity for Mauritanian scholars to engage with Saudi scholars, enhancing their understanding of Islam and fostering collaboration and unity among Muslim communities in West Africa.
Sheikh Ould Saleh, Secretary General of the Association of Mauritanian Scholars, praised the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman Competition for Memorizing the Holy Quran and the Sunnah, calling it a significant honor for West Africa and a beacon for the region.

Nouakchott, October 14, 2024 — Sheikh Ould Saleh, Secretary General of the Association of Mauritanian Scholars, praised the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman Competition for Memorizing the Holy Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet, which is currently being held in Nouakchott. He described the competition as a beacon of hope for West Africa and a significant honor for the region, highlighting its role in fostering religious scholarship and community engagement.


In his remarks, Sheikh Ould Saleh emphasized the importance of this initiative as a testament to Saudi Arabia’s unwavering commitment to serving Islam and Muslims. He noted that the competition promotes the core values of the Quran and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, which resonate deeply with the Mauritanian people, known for their rich religious heritage and commitment to scholarship.


Sheikh Ould Saleh expressed profound gratitude to King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud for initiating this meaningful event. He highlighted how the competition offers Mauritanian scholars an invaluable opportunity to engage with their counterparts from Saudi Arabia, thereby enhancing their understanding and practice of Islam. This interaction not only strengthens their commitment to the authentic teachings of Islam but also fosters a spirit of collaboration and unity among scholars from different regions.


The competition is seen as a vital platform for the exchange of knowledge and experiences, allowing Mauritanian participants to deepen their insights into Islamic teachings while reinforcing the bonds of brotherhood among Muslim communities in West Africa. Sheikh Ould Saleh’s commendation reflects a shared aspiration for a purer understanding of Islam and the ongoing efforts to cultivate a generation of knowledgeable scholars committed to the values of peace, tolerance, and mutual respect.

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