Hearing-impaired students memorise the Koran in sign language in Indonesia | South China Morning Post
Darul A’shom is one of the few religious boarding schools for the hearing-impaired in Indonesia, the world’s largest Muslim-majority country. Opened in 2019, the school enables students in Yogyakarta to memorise and study the Koran in sign language, at a time when hearing-impaired children are marginalised from publ…
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