The Diary Game: //09.09.2026// A beautiful moment from our Madrasa's *Husn-e-Saut* (Melodious Recitation) competition.
ٱلسَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ وَرَحْمَةُ ٱللَّٰهِ وَبَرَكَاتُهُ
Assalamu Alaikum, friends! How are you all? Alhamdulillah, by the infinite grace of Allah, I am doing very well too. Today, I am going to share my daily diary with you. I hope you enjoy it, so let’s get started without delay. Friends, today I woke up before the Fajr prayer, freshened up, and woke my students. After performing ablution, they sat for class, and I joined them. A short while later, I listened to their daily lessons, and then, when the time for the obligatory (Fard) prayer arrived, I announced a break for the prayer.
Friends, first let me share something: we have a competition for our Madrasa students today—you can see the cover photo I’ve already posted. The students were in high spirits during these final moments. Anyway, back to the story: I performed the Fajr prayer with the students, and after the prayer, I headed to the office to mark my attendance, while the students took a short rest.
Since a competition was scheduled to take place in my room, I had my students sit with another group. Afterward, we tidied up and beautifully decorated the competition area; it looked truly lovely. Once the setup was complete, I snapped a photo because I found the scene so impressive—I wanted to share this beautiful picture with all of you.
So, friends, right at the start of the competition, our judges and the participating students had gathered. Our Principal was there, offering some words of advice and encouragement to the students from Furfura. Alongside him were Aminul Hifz Ashik Sir, the Assistant Aminul Hifz, and other assistant teachers who were serving as judges. The competition commenced shortly thereafter, with the students performing one by one in an orderly fashion. I was present as well, looking after the students.
We conducted the competition group by group, with the judges evaluating each group individually. We managed to complete the rounds for several groups by 8:30 AM. During the event, I recorded videos of some students who recited beautifully—with truly sweet and melodious voices. I would like to share one of those videos with you now; it features a wonderful recitation by a favorite student of mine. I hope listening to this recitation brings you joy and uplifts your spirits. Here is a one-minute video.
Our Principal Sir's son is an excellent student with a sharp intellect; please keep him in your prayers and ask Allah to guide him onto the path of faith. Anyway, after the morning's competition events concluded, I had breakfast and rested for a while, as we had more competitions scheduled for the afternoon. I woke up at 1:00 PM, performed my prayers, had lunch, and then the competitions resumed.
Prizes will be awarded to those who secure the first, second, and third positions in our competition. Our Madrasa has several groups, and prizes will be given to the top three finishers in each group individually. We conducted the competition until 4:00 PM and concluded it by that time. Afterward, we recorded short videos of those who had recited beautifully. Subsequently, we arranged a session in another room to announce the results and present prizes to the winners.
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After offering some words of advice to the students, Aminul announced the names of the prize winners. Following the announcement for each group, the Principal of our Madrasa personally handed the prizes to the students one by one. The event concluded after the prize distribution, and a group photo was taken of all the winners—I have included that photo above.
So friends, I have shared some delightful moments from today with you. These competitions are organized to enhance the students' standards, boost their motivation, and assess their respective categories. Take care, everyone—Allah Hafiz.
