Daily Qur’anic Gatherings Launched Across Latin America During Ramadan

Daily Qur’anic Gatherings Launched Across Latin America During Ramadan
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The Supreme Council of Imams and Islamic Affairs in Latin America and the Caribbean has launched a series of daily Ramadan religious gatherings for the Islamic year 1447 AH, bringing together scholars and preachers from across Latin America in an effort to strengthen religious awareness and deepen engagement with the Qur’an among Muslims in the region.

According to organizers, the program runs throughout the holy month of Ramadan and includes the recitation of a designated portion of the Qur’an each day, followed by explanations of its meanings and legal rulings. The schedule also features faith-based and educational lessons aimed at reinforcing Islamic values in daily life, along with dedicated segments for families and youth.

The initiative seeks to support religious education and strengthen the connection between Muslim families and the Qur’an within communities spread across Latin America and the Caribbean. It is overseen by Dr. Abdul Hamid Metwally, head of the council, who coordinates the participation of scholars and academics to ensure reliable and contextually relevant content.

Organizers noted the particular importance of such initiatives in countries including Brazil, home to one of the region’s largest and most active Muslim communities.

The council said the program underscores Ramadan’s role not only as a month of worship, but also as an opportunity to renew religious understanding and strengthen institutional engagement across Muslim communities in the Americas.