Ramadan, observed by Muslims worldwide as a month of fasting, prayer, and reflection, holds special significance for these students. PIC/AFP
While others may read printed copies of the holy book, these children rely on Braille editions that allow them to experience the spiritual text independently
Carefully printed with raised dots, the Braille Koran enables them to follow verses line by line, committing passages to memory and deepening their understanding of the scripture
Teachers at the school play a crucial role, guiding students in pronunciation and recitation, ensuring that they grasp both meaning and melody
The classroom becomes more than a learning space; it transforms into a sanctuary of devotion where determination overcomes physical limitations
In Indonesia, home to the world’s largest Muslim population, efforts to promote inclusive religious education have gained momentum in recent years.
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