Shafaqna English- Mosques in Brazil strengthen their sense of spirituality and cultivate a new generation by implementing Quranic programs.
According to the Muslimsaroundtheworld website, on the western coast of the Atlantic Ocean, in Brazil, the largest country in South America in terms of area and population, which covers almost half of the continent’s land and half of its inhabitants, the minarets of mosques and Islamic centers have been erected and carry out a mission that goes beyond a mere ceremony.
These centers embrace young people, institutionalize faith in them, and cultivate a new generation that is connected to the Holy Quran and the Prophetic tradition and is proud of its Islamic identity in a multicultural and multi-ethnic society.
In this context, the mosque becomes a school for life, the family becomes a partner in education, and the Holy Quran becomes a central axis that unites children, parents, teachers, and imams in a coherent spiritual and social environment.
Source: IQNA