Dubai’s ‘Call to Prayer’ Initiative Receives Over 1,700 Applications
In an impressive display of community engagement, the Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department in Dubai has received over 1,700 applications for the second edition of the “Muezzin Al Freej” initiative.
Launched under the guidance of H.H. Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, this initiative is designed to identify and nurture young talents in delivering the adhan, or call to prayer.
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The overwhelming response highlights the initiative’s significance in fostering a deeper connection to cultural and religious practices.
It serves not only as a platform for aspiring muezzins but also as a testament to the community’s commitment to preserving and promoting Islamic traditions.
To ensure a fair and transparent selection process, evaluation committees recently convened to refine the assessment criteria.
Dr. Abdullah Ibrahim Abdul Jabbar, Acting Director of the Maktoum Centres for the Quran and its Sciences, emphasized that the initiative aligns with the department’s mission to support and encourage young talents in the adhan field, reflecting the vision of Dubai’s wise leadership.
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As the initiative progresses, it promises to cultivate a new generation of muezzins, enriching the spiritual landscape of Dubai while honoring its cultural heritage.
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