Msila, Algeria – Minister of Religious Affairs and Endowments, Youssef Belmahdi, presided over the inauguration of a new Quranic school at the Al-Nasr Grand Mosque in Msila today, Saturday, November 29, 2025.
The inauguration ceremony marks a significant step in promoting religious education and fostering a deeper understanding of the Quranic teachings within the community. The Al-Nasr Grand Mosque, a prominent landmark in the capital city of Msila, will now serve as a center for both worship and comprehensive Quranic studies.
Minister Belmahdi emphasized the importance of such institutions in shaping the moral and spiritual values of young people. He stated that the Quranic school will provide a nurturing environment for students to learn the Quran, understand its meanings, and apply its principles in their daily lives. This, he added, contributes to building a strong and virtuous society.
“The establishment of this Quranic school reflects the government’s commitment to supporting religious education and promoting Islamic values,” said Minister Belmahdi during the inauguration address. He further highlighted the role of religious institutions in preserving the cultural heritage and identity of the Algerian people.
The newly inaugurated Quranic school is expected to cater to a large number of students from various age groups. It will offer a comprehensive curriculum that includes Quranic recitation, interpretation, and memorization, as well as Islamic ethics and jurisprudence. The school will be staffed by qualified and experienced teachers who are dedicated to providing quality education and guidance to the students.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by local officials, religious leaders, and members of the community, all of whom expressed their appreciation for the government’s efforts in promoting religious education and preserving Islamic values. The new Quranic school is expected to play a vital role in shaping the future generation of Algerian Muslims and fostering a deeper understanding of the Islamic faith.
