The Sharjah Executive Council has approved a revised pay structure aimed at improving financial benefits for Quran teachers and supervisors working across the emirate.
The decision reflects Sharjah’s continued commitment to supporting religious education and recognizing the role of educators who contribute to teaching the Holy Quran and strengthening Islamic values in the community.The updated salary framework is expected to enhance job stability and improve the overall professional standing of Quran instructors and academic supervisors. Officials stated that the new structure has been designed to align compensation with responsibilities, qualifications, and years of experience, ensuring fair recognition for those working in this important educational sector.According to the announcement, the decision also aims to attract qualified professionals into Quranic education roles by making the positions more appealing to skilled educators.
By improving pay scales and benefits, Sharjah seeks to encourage continuity and excellence in Quran teaching institutions, including mosques and specialized learning centers.The move is part of a broader effort by the emirate to invest in human capital development within religious and cultural education. Authorities emphasized that strengthening the teaching of the Quran is a key priority, as it plays a central role in shaping moral values and cultural identity among younger generations.Education specialists have welcomed the decision, noting that better compensation can improve teacher motivation and performance, which in turn enhances the quality of instruction delivered to students.
The updated structure is also expected to reduce turnover and ensure consistency in learning environments.Sharjah has long been recognized for its focus on educational and cultural initiatives, and this latest step reinforces its strategy to support educators across different disciplines. By improving conditions for Quran teachers and supervisors, the emirate continues to reinforce its commitment to preserving religious knowledge and promoting educational excellence.
