Pronunciation: [ˈad͡ʒmi] (IPA) 
AJMI is a word that is spelled using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). In IPA transcription, it is spelled as /æʤmi/. The first two letters, "æʤ", represent the sound "aj," which is a rising vowel glide followed by a consonant. The last two letters, "mi," represent the sound "mi," which is a combination of the consonant "m" and the vowel "i." Therefore, the correct spelling of this word in IPA is "æʤmi."
AJMI is an acronym that stands for "Ali Jaber and Muhanna Obaid Al-Otaibi Institution" (مؤسسة علي جابر ومهنا عبيد العتيبي), a renowned Saudi Arabian institution that is primarily focused on the preservation and dissemination of the Holy Quran and Islamic teachings. It was established as a non-profit organization, with the aim of enriching and enlightening individuals about the principles, recitation, and understanding of the Quran.
The AJMI institution has played a pivotal role in promoting and nurturing the art of Quranic recitation, fostering a deep appreciation for Quranic sciences, as well as advancing Quranic education and research. It provides educational programs, scholarships, and comprehensive courses related to the Quranic sciences, in collaboration with reputed scholars and experts in the field.
Furthermore, AJMI is recognized for organizing various Quranic competitions, conferences, and seminars, both locally and internationally, to encourage talented reciters and memorizers of the Quran. These events not only serve to recognize exceptional talent but also inspire others to excel in their Quranic knowledge and recitation skills.
Moreover, AJMI is actively involved in publishing Quranic literature and resources, including classic manuscripts, interpretations, and translations, to offer broader accessibility and understanding of the Quran. Through its diverse activities and initiatives, AJMI has become a prominent institution in promoting Quranic awareness, preserving Islamic knowledge, and contributing to the spiritual development of individuals worldwide.
