Al-bayda city: Al-Ansar School for Qur'an Education and Islamic Sciences recently celebrated the achievements of 50 male and female students who have completed their memorization of the Holy Qur'an. The graduates, part of the model study circles, were recognized in a ceremony that highlighted the significance of their accomplishment.
According to Yemen News Agency, the event featured remarks from Ahmed Al-Rassas, the Director of Al-Bayda City, who underscored the vital role of Qur'an memorization schools and related scientific institutions. He emphasized their importance in shielding students from misleading cultures and destructive ideas by providing them with robust religious and academic education, centered on the Holy Qur'an. Al-Rassas extended his congratulations to the memorizers for their dedication to preserving the Book of Allah and attaining a comprehensive understanding of its sciences, which equips them to confront societal challenges and contribute positively to their communities.
Ali Al-Abous, Director of Al-Ansar School for Qur'an Education, also addressed the audience, affirming the crucial role of memorizing, reciting, and implementing the teachings of the Holy Qur'an. He called for continued support of initiatives aimed at promoting the study of the Qur'an and encouraging youth participation in Qur'anic study circles. Al-Abous highlighted the numerous graduates in previous years and noted that the Holy Qur'an serves as a protective shield for the nation and a cornerstone for societal progress. He remarked that the graduation of this group signifies the success of the Qur'anic project in nurturing a knowledgeable generation, while also sending a message that the Palestinian cause remains a central and enduring concern for the nation.