Al-bayda: Abu Dhar Al-Ghafari Scientific School in Al-Bayda Governorate celebrated the graduation of 104 students from the 'Martyr Muhammad Al-Ghamari' class for the academic year 1447 AH. The event was attended by Deputy Governor Ahmed Al-Shaiba, alongside several executive, military, and security leaders, as well as scholars and social figures.
According to Yemen News Agency, Governor Abdullah Idris emphasized the significance of scientific schools in safeguarding students from misleading cultures and destructive ideas. He highlighted the importance of providing students with sound religious and academic knowledge to equip them for future challenges. Idris also pointed out the role of scientific and cultural activities in nurturing students' talents, discovering their abilities, and offering education, knowledge, and Quranic memorization and recitation.
Governor Idris commended the dedication of the teaching staff and those responsible for organizing activities and programs aimed at developing young people's skills and capabilities in multiple fields. He regarded the graduation of this class as a testament to the success of the Qur'anic project in fostering a generation equipped with knowledge and committed to continuing the path of the martyrs.
The school's director, Samad Al-Sayed, underscored the comprehensive education the students received, which included Quranic memorization and participation in cultural and academic talent competitions. He reiterated the commitment to strengthening the faith-based identity of the students and shielding them from the threats posed by what he termed as the "soft war."
The graduating students expressed their gratitude towards the governorate leadership and school administration for their continuous support and guidance.