Photo: Prizes being handed over to winner.
Group D participants, with 244 registered participants across the country.
The National Seerah Quiz Competition 2024 was held on Saturday 9 November 2024, organised by Al Tadhkirah Institute (ATI) in partnership with the Islamic Practice and Dawah Circle Inc (IPDC) with 875 participants from all across Australia.
This year inspiring event, dedicated to the life and legacy of the Prophet Muhammad (s) marked an increase of 300 contestants from last year, underscoring the rising popularity and influence of National Seerah Quiz Competition (NSQC).
The Opening Ceremony commenced at 2 pm Sydney time, with a warm welcome from Sheikh Abdur Rahman, Vice Chairman of ATI, who served as the Master of Ceremonies.
Following a captivating Quran recitation by Farhan Zahin from Western Australia, the first place winner of the National Quran Competition 2024, the ATI NSW students performed Assalamu Alayka by Maher Zain, creating a heartfelt atmosphere.
Kamal Mahmud, NSW State President of IPDC.
Sheikh Mohammad Abu Hurayra, Secretary of ATI and Event Director of NSQC 2024, delivered an opening address, commending the participants and organisers for their hard work and commitment to spreading the Seerah.
This was followed by a series of keynote speeches from respected community leaders, each reinforcing the values and impact of the Prophet’s (s) teachings:
- Dr Rafiqul Islam, Chairman of Al Tadhkirah Institute, emphasised the institute’s dedication to fostering Islamic knowledge among the youth of Australia.
- Dr Mohammad Moniruzzaman, Central President of Islamic Practice and Dawah Circle Inc., highlighted the growing support for NSQC and its vital role in building stronger Islamic foundations within the community.
- Sheikh Akram Buksh, Queensland President of the Australian National Imams Council, encouraged participants to continue seeking knowledge and applying the values from the Seerah in their daily lives.
- Sheikh Ahmed Abdo, President of the Council of Imams NSW, spoke on the importance of events like NSQC in promoting unity, shared learning, and spiritual growth.
- Sheikh Hamza Abujarbou, Founder and Imam of United Muslims of Canberra (UMC), inspired participants to embody the compassion and resilience exemplified by the Prophet (PBUH).
ATI NSW Principal, hosting Group A.
Following the Opening Ceremony, the competition proceeded with four main group sessions, each tailored to different participant groups and hosted by various ATI state principals from different regions.
Each group engaged in rounds of thought-provoking questions, competing through Kahoot for a dynamic and interactive experience.
Participants demonstrated deep knowledge of the Prophet’s life, values, and lessons, showcasing the success of ATI and IPDC’s vision to cultivate Islamic learning.
As the day came to a close, Sheikh Abdul Karim Nayef, Treasurer of ATI, delivered a closing speech and dua, marking the end of a memorable event that was more than a competition – it was a celebration of learning, faith, and unity.
Prizes being handed over to winner.
Al Tadhkirah Institute and IPDC extended their sincere gratitude to all participants, families, and volunteers for making the NSQC 2024 an inspiring event.
Special thanks were given to Date Palm Tree for their support, which played a pivotal role in bringing the event to life. With results now released, NSQC 2024 has set a new standard for Islamic educational events in Australia, combining knowledge, community, and spirit to honour the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (s).
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