Hajjah Officials Inspect Progress of Summer Course Activities Across Districts

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Hajjah: Executive and mobilization leaders in Hajjah Governorate have inspected the progress of summer courses in several districts. The Director of the Governorate Branch of the Care for Families of Martyrs Authority, Mutahhar Safi al-Din, inspected course activities in Wadi Ghamis in Al-Jumaimah District.

According to Yemen News Agency, the Deputy Mobilization Official in the district, Murtada Sana'a, and the Executive Director of Al-Jumaimah Cooperative Association, Dr. Ali Al-Muhammadi, reviewed the activities at the Martyr Major General Sheikh Daif Allah Dahshoush School in Qahtan Sub-district. The Mobilization Official in Haradh District, Yahya Ajar, also inspected summer course activities in several schools, including Martyr Abu Jawad Al-Abdali School in Al-Wast Sub-district of Abs, as well as Martyr Abu Hadi Ajar School, Martyr Al-Sinwar School, Abu Dharr Al-Ghifari School, and 'Flood of Al-Aqsa' schools in displacement camps in Abs District.

During the visits, the officials listened to samples of students' talents and cultural creativity, as well as their learning outcomes in Quran recitation and Tajweed using the Yemeni reading method. They praised the efforts of course organizers and educational staff in building a conscious generation armed with faith-based identity, Quranic culture, and in protecting youth from destructive ideas.

In Aflah Al-Yemen District, the Martyrs of Al-Jawana Scouting School and Martyr Abu Al-Muntasir Al-Hajouri Model School organized a cultural event as part of summer course activities. Speeches and segments of the event, attended by Mobilization Official Dr. Muhammad Al-Arjili, member of the Scholars Unit Hussein Al-Ayani, and Education Sector Official Muhammad Al-Qadi, expressed pride in belonging to the Quranic movement and loyalty to the family of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his family) and the guides of righteousness.

The event highlighted the level of faith-based awareness reached by students and emphasized the leadership's interest in equipping youth with guidance from the Qur'an, developing skills and capacities. In another development, students of Martyr Taha Al-Mahaturi Open School in Wadi Hakka, Al-Jumaimah District, organized a march to Ghayl Wadi Hakka, which included volunteer work and an initiative to repair a road damaged by floods.