Hajjah: The Executive Committee for Summer Activities and Courses organized a scout display for students of the summer courses at the center of Hajjah province, under the title "Knowledge and Jihad."
According to Yemen News Agency, through creative performances, the students showcased the skills, abilities, and talents they acquired in scouting, along with some of the products, innovations, and crafts they developed during the summer courses.
Participants in the event emphasized that the summer courses provided an educational and training environment that strengthened their connection to the Holy Quran, deepened their understanding of its meanings, and enriched them with its insights and culture. These courses also reinforced their faith-based identity and equipped them with scientific and cognitive skills in various fields.
During the display, Abdullah Al-Razahi, Deputy Minister of Youth for Youth Affairs and Vice Chairman of the Higher Committee for Summer Activities and Courses, praised the outcomes of the summer courses and the students' creative works, which reflected the knowledge they gained in memorizing the Book of Allah, Quranic sciences, and other beneficial disciplines.
He affirmed that the generation of Islam-the builders of tomorrow and a bright future-are the enlightened hope upon whom the nation relies to correct and transform its current state. He pointed out that the outputs of the summer courses represent a true foundation for rebuilding and liberating the nation from oppression, humiliation, blind allegiance to tyrannical forces, and misguided ideologies.
Al-Razahi described the summer courses as an ideal platform and a guiding beacon in enlightening generations with the Quranic approach, faith-based values, divine guidance, awareness, and insight, as well as in addressing the nation's issues, foremost among them the Palestinian cause.
He commended the efforts of the organizers, workers, and supporters of the summer courses who contributed to their success. He appreciated the awareness and dedication of the students' parents in enrolling their children in these courses and summer schools.