Sana'a - Saba:
Dr. Abdulwahab Sharafuddin, Assistant Deputy of the Capital Secretariat, Mohammed Sharaf, Executive Director of the Cleanliness Fund, and Ibrahim Al-Sarabi, Director of the Cleanliness Project, inspected on Sarurday the summer courses in Al-Wahda District.
Accompanied by the District Director, Sami Hameed, they reviewed the summer activities and programs at the Imam Al-Ayani Center. They listened to students' contributions, which reflected the knowledge and skills they are acquiring, including Quran memorization and recitation, as well as other beneficial activities.
The visitors were briefed by the center's supervisors on the cultural, religious, educational, skill-building, and sports programs designed to develop students' abilities, refine their talents, instill faith-based identity and Quranic culture in their hearts.
They praised the level of attention given to students in the summer courses, which reflects a commitment to enlightening them with beneficial knowledge and protecting them from destructive ideologies. They urged parents to enroll their children in these courses.
Additionally, they commended the centers for their efforts in promoting national belonging, Quranic culture, and raising students' awareness to protect them from soft warfare and misguided ideologies that the nation’s enemies seek to spread to corrupt future generations.
Dr. Abdulwahab Sharafuddin, Assistant Deputy of the Capital Secretariat, Mohammed Sharaf, Executive Director of the Cleanliness Fund, and Ibrahim Al-Sarabi, Director of the Cleanliness Project, inspected on Sarurday the summer courses in Al-Wahda District.
Accompanied by the District Director, Sami Hameed, they reviewed the summer activities and programs at the Imam Al-Ayani Center. They listened to students' contributions, which reflected the knowledge and skills they are acquiring, including Quran memorization and recitation, as well as other beneficial activities.
The visitors were briefed by the center's supervisors on the cultural, religious, educational, skill-building, and sports programs designed to develop students' abilities, refine their talents, instill faith-based identity and Quranic culture in their hearts.
They praised the level of attention given to students in the summer courses, which reflects a commitment to enlightening them with beneficial knowledge and protecting them from destructive ideologies. They urged parents to enroll their children in these courses.
Additionally, they commended the centers for their efforts in promoting national belonging, Quranic culture, and raising students' awareness to protect them from soft warfare and misguided ideologies that the nation’s enemies seek to spread to corrupt future generations.
