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دار القرآن الكريم النسوية

دار القرآن الكريم النسوية بالعتبة العلوية المقدسة تجري اختبارًا لطالبات دورة الحفظ الحضوري.

بعد اتمامهن حفظ الجزء الخامس من القرآن الكريم، أجرت دار القران الكريم النسوية في العتبة العلوية المقدسة اختبارًا لطالبات دورات حفظ القرآن الكريم الحضورية.

حيث شكلت الدار لجنة متخصصة من كوادرها اشرفت على الاختبارات الشفهية والكتبية المقررة و ذلك بعد إتمام برنامج المراجعة المكثف لضبط الحفظ وإتقانه.

الجدير ذكره إنّ من أهداف وحدة القرآن الكريم النسوية تقديم كلّ ما من شأنه النهوض بالمستوى القرآني النسوي من خلال اقامة النشاطات الحضورية والإلكترونية المختلفة.

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