Queensland is hosting the 6th Annual Ramadan Quran Competition-2023. This much-awaited event started on Saturday 11 March at the West End Mosque in Brisbane. The competition will take place in ten locations across the state, from Toowoomba to Mackay, and will end on Saturday 8 April with the final event at the Slacks Creek Mosque in Logan, known for its multicultural community.
With the generous support of Brisbane business enterprises, the Islamic Practice and Dawah Circle (IPDC) are the organisers of this event, which is now in its sixth year. Nearly 500 young boys and girls are competing in four different categories, with participation numbers increasing each year.
The inaugural event was graced by Professor Dr Azharul Karim from the Queensland University of Technology (QUT). At the start of this distinguished event, IPDC Queensland President Mr Mohammad Zahid Hossain stressed the importance of this competition in reviving and flourishing the next generation of Queensland Muslim youths by connecting them with the Quran at the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan.

Imams and Islamic scholars run and judge the competition, and community members are excited about the event.
The Annual Ramadan Quran Competition-2023 is a celebration of faith and spirituality, highlighting the vibrant and diverse community in Queensland. The event also aims to strengthen the bond between the Muslim community and the broader community in Queensland.
With the increasing number of participants, this year’s competition promises to be an exciting and memorable event for everyone involved. Aside from the Quran competition, there are other creative contests, such as writing essays and making videos based on a theme, to encourage creativity and cultural understanding among community members.
Don’t miss out on the Annual Ramadan Quran Competition-2023, which is a testament to the thriving Muslim community in Queensland. This competition gives young Muslim students a great chance to show off their skills and show how well they know the Quran. It also serves as a platform for the community to unite, celebrate, and appreciate Islam’s rich culture and spiritual approach.


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