HTQ Foundation, in collaboration with the Higher Islamic Boarding School of Institut Ilmu Al-Qur'an (IIQ) Jakarta, conducted a two-month Qur'anic Structure Intensive Training (Daurah) held every Friday from May 8 to the end of June 2026. The training was attended by 50 female students from the Qur'anic Sciences and Tafsir (IAT) study program, covering both the 30 Juz program and fourth-semester students.

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The sessions were delivered directly by HTQ Foundation's Chairman, M. Ziyadulhaq, SQ, MA, Ph.D, a hafiz of all 30 Juz and the developer of Qur'anic Structure Theory. The training introduced participants to the Karachi, Pakistan edition of the Qur'anic mushaf as part of a comparative mushaf study, which serves as the primary reference in the structural analysis framework developed by HTQ Foundation.

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Beyond comparative mushaf studies, participants were equipped with a body of Qur'an-based practical knowledge known as ilmu hikmah, an approach derived from the 18-line mushaf structure that helps individuals understand their personality, inner tendencies, and personal potential through the lens of Qur'anic structure. This knowledge is intended to serve as meaningful, applicable soft-skill development that students can carry into their lives and communities upon graduation.

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Through this daurah, HTQ Foundation reaffirms its commitment to bridging deep Qur'anic scholarship with the real needs of the younger Muslim generation, making the Qur'an not merely a text to be recited, but a living guide that speaks directly to everyday life.

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Organizers:

• HTQ Foundation (Yayasan Halaqah Tadarus Al-Qur'an)

• Higher Islamic Boarding School of Institut Ilmu Al-Qur'an (IIQ) Jakarta

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Speaker:

• M. Ziyadulhaq, SQ, MA, Ph.D Chairman, HTQ Foundation Topic: "The Karachi Mushaf in Comparative Qur'anic Studies & Practical Wisdom Derived from the 18-Line Qur'anic Structure"

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Participants:

• 50 female students of the Qur'anic Sciences and Tafsir (IAT) program — 30 Juz track and Semester IV, IIQ Jakarta