Taiz: Acting governor of Taiz Ahmed al-Masawi described the 'Martyr of the Quran' Sharia Schools as a strong educational institution and a key foundation for building an aware and resilient generation, during a graduation ceremony for 115 students.
According to Yemen News Agency, the remarks came at the graduation of the second batch of secondary Sharia students in Taiz for the academic year 1447 AH, named after Martyr Major General Mohammed Al-Ghamari. Al-Masawi congratulated the graduates, calling the occasion a pivotal milestone in their academic and professional journey, and stressed that awareness and insight are essential in facing current challenges.
He urged students to adhere to knowledge and Quranic principles as a path toward dignity and responsibility, praising parents for supporting their children's enrollment in Sharia education. Teachers highlighted that the two-year program focused on instilling Quranic values and strengthening students' intellectual and moral awareness. In a speech on behalf of the graduates, Khaled al-Hashemi affirmed their commitment to knowledge, responsibility, and serving society.