Sana’a: Researcher Abdul Majeed Muhammad Ahmed al-Alawi has achieved a significant academic milestone by obtaining a master’s degree with distinction from Sana’a University. His thesis, titled “How often officials of the Yemeni Ministry of Education practice administrative responsibilities in light of the Quranic culture from the point of view of the workers in the Ministry’s General Office,” has garnered attention for its insightful analysis and strategic vision.
According to Yemen News Agency, the discussion and judgment committee for the thesis was chaired by Dr. Mansour Al-Madhaji, an external examiner from Sa’ada University. The committee also included Dr. Abdulkhaliq Al-Duais, an internal examiner from Sana’a University, and Dr. Abduljabbar Al-Tayeb, who supervised the research at Sana’a University. The committee commended the thesis for its coherent chapters and the researcher’s adept handling of the topic.
The thesis is recognized as a qualitative addition to the Yemeni and Arab library, particularly benefiting those involved in educational administration. It is expected to aid in the enhancement of educational administrative performance within the sector. The committee has recommended that the thesis be printed and distributed among university libraries, research centers, and relevant institutions.
The thesis defense was attended by Dr. Saad Al-Alawi, Dean of the Faculty of Education at Sana’a University, along with numerous academics, researchers, students, and the researcher’s colleagues, friends, and family.