Ministry of Islamic Affairs: 296 Candidates Pass Written Exam for Religious Positions in Mosques

Kuwait’s Undersecretary of the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dr. Sulaiman Al-Suwailim, announced on Sunday that 296 candidates passed the written examination for religious positions in mosques, organized by the ministry for applicants seeking roles as imams, preachers, and muezzins.

Speaking to the Kuwait News Agency (KUNA), Al-Suwailim said the exams aim to select qualified professionals for religious positions in mosques in accordance with established controls and standards, thereby supporting da’wah activities and enhancing the quality of services provided in the mosques of the State of Kuwait.

He emphasized the ministry’s commitment to attracting qualified national personnel and completing the organized procedures for filling religious positions, ensuring that operational requirements are met while upholding competence and merit.

He noted that the exam results represent one stage in the candidacy process for religious positions, and that the ministry will complete the remaining procedures for successful candidates in accordance with prevailing regulations and bylaws.

Al-Suwailim commended the efforts of those responsible for organizing the exams and the work they undertook to ensure their smooth conduct, wishing the successful candidates success in the upcoming stages and in serving the houses of God and fulfilling their mission.