Visually impaired students learning the Quran in Braille alphabet in Şanlıurfa follow the Quran with their fingertips, which is read by the Quran course instructor due to Ramadan. Students will download 2 hatims during Ramadan.
Visually impaired students learning to read the Qur’an in Braille alphabet in Şanlıurfa aim to download 2 hatims during Ramadan. Students follow the Qur’an with their fingertips, which is read in response by the Qur’an course instructor.
STUDENTS ARE HAPPY TOO
Provincial Disability Coordinator and Quran instructor Zeynep Akbaş, every Ramadan stated that they keep the tradition of retalia alive, and that they are happy to hold the hatim event that they held online last year due to the epidemic, face-to-face this year. Saying that they will make two hatims this Ramadan, Akbaş said, “We read, they listen, they read, we listen. We present our hatims to the deceased relatives of all our students who listen to us. Our students also feel more happy because they are useful to their elders.”
I FEEL LIKE BORN AGAIN
Thanks to the education he received about two years ago, he read the Qur’an in Braille. Stating that she had the opportunity to learn the Quran, 18-year-old visually impaired Esra Deniz stated that she loved the Quran course and felt peaceful, adding, “When I come to the course, I feel relieved, I feel like I was born again. We will donate the hatims to our loved ones,” he said.
I FEEL BETTER
Zamzam Sılık, who said that she learned the course with the advice of a teacher, stated that she was very happy because she came to the course. Stating that he found peace and felt better with the Qur’an course, Sılık said, “Before I came to the course, I had no friends and my psychology was broken. There is a very nice atmosphere here, I took a little breath. ”