As part of the Technological Corner activities at the Al-Zahra University (PBUH) for Women procession, the Holy Quran Corner stood out as an educational and spiritual space dedicated to children. It aims to instill a love for the Book of Allah in their hearts and teach them correct recitation according to the fundamental rules of Tajweed, contributing to building a sound religious foundation for them.The corner's activities included teaching Surat Al-Fatiha, correcting the recitation of short chapters (Surahs), and teaching Wudu (ablution) and Salah (prayer) using a simplified approach tailored to different age groups. Furthermore, it provided religious and moral guidance to enhance Islamic values and righteous behavior among the children.To deliver these activities, the students utilized both individual and group learning methods, taking into account age differences and each child's level, which boosted their engagement and made learning an accessible and beloved experience. The corner was supervised by students Narjis Hassan Jassim, a second-year Cyber Security Engineering student, and Fatima Ahmed Obaid, a third-year Artificial Intelligence Engineering student. This highlights the active presence of the College of Engineering and Information Technology's female students in serving Arbaeen pilgrims, and their dedication to nurturing a generation connected to the Quran and Hussaini values