Dhale' - Saba:
Juban district in Dhale' province concluded on Thursday summer course activities.
At the closing event, the governorate's General Mobilization Officer, Ahmed al-Marani, commended the success of this year's courses, attributing it to combined official and community efforts.
Al-Marrani also praised the students' performance, which he said demonstrated their understanding of "God's guidance" through the various awareness-raising, memorization, recitation, practical, sports, and cultural programs. Al-Marani stated that these activities aim to develop and protect students from "soft warfare" and "destructive ideas," and to correct misconceptions among young people.
He emphasized that the "Quran generation" is the hope of the revolution's leader, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, for Yemen's future, which he believes "frightens enemies." He highlighted the importance of summer courses in raising awareness, educating youth, instilling faith-based identity, promoting values, and developing knowledge and creativity.
The Undersecretary of the Ministry of Youth and Sports, Ali Hadban, lauded the efforts of those involved in creating a generation "armed with knowledge" that can build and educate the nation.
He encouraged students to continue seeking knowledge and to strengthen themselves with "Quranic culture," which he said guides them to truth, away from selfishness and "Satan," and from succumbing to personal desires.
The closing ceremony, attended by Abdullah Salman, head of the Guidance Sector in the governorate, and the Mobilization Sector in Juban district, along with local and security leaders, saw students express their gratitude to the teachers and contributors to the religious, educational, and scientific activities, including programs focused on the Holy Quran, vocational skills, agriculture, scouting, culture, sports, and social engagement.
Juban district in Dhale' province concluded on Thursday summer course activities.
At the closing event, the governorate's General Mobilization Officer, Ahmed al-Marani, commended the success of this year's courses, attributing it to combined official and community efforts.
Al-Marrani also praised the students' performance, which he said demonstrated their understanding of "God's guidance" through the various awareness-raising, memorization, recitation, practical, sports, and cultural programs. Al-Marani stated that these activities aim to develop and protect students from "soft warfare" and "destructive ideas," and to correct misconceptions among young people.
He emphasized that the "Quran generation" is the hope of the revolution's leader, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, for Yemen's future, which he believes "frightens enemies." He highlighted the importance of summer courses in raising awareness, educating youth, instilling faith-based identity, promoting values, and developing knowledge and creativity.
The Undersecretary of the Ministry of Youth and Sports, Ali Hadban, lauded the efforts of those involved in creating a generation "armed with knowledge" that can build and educate the nation.
He encouraged students to continue seeking knowledge and to strengthen themselves with "Quranic culture," which he said guides them to truth, away from selfishness and "Satan," and from succumbing to personal desires.
The closing ceremony, attended by Abdullah Salman, head of the Guidance Sector in the governorate, and the Mobilization Sector in Juban district, along with local and security leaders, saw students express their gratitude to the teachers and contributors to the religious, educational, and scientific activities, including programs focused on the Holy Quran, vocational skills, agriculture, scouting, culture, sports, and social engagement.
