Raymah: The summer courses for the year 1447 AH concluded on Sunday in al-Jabin and Mazhar districts of Raymah governorate with a scout parade held in the Prophet's Square. The parade was a significant event organized by the sub-committee for summer courses, in collaboration with local authorities and mobilization efforts in the two districts.
According to Yemen News Agency, the scout parade was attended by prominent figures, including Deputy Governors Mohammed Murad and Hafiz al-Wahidi, the governorate's mobilization officer Mohammed al-Nahari, a member of the Yemeni Scholars Association Hassan al-Bazzaz, and a representative of the Supreme Committee for Summer Courses Ahmed al-Selwi. The event showcased the skills and knowledge students acquired during the summer courses, emphasizing the importance of strengthening their connection to Quranic culture and Islamic identity. This initiative aims to build a conscious generation committed to God's guidance.
During the parade, participants chanted slogans expressing anger and condemnation of the repeated Zionist-American insults against the Holy Quran and al-Aqsa Mosque. They affirmed their unwavering support for Gaza and the broader issues facing the Islamic nation, reiterating their adherence to the Holy Quran and rejecting all forms of insult to religious sanctities.
Students' words and chants reflected their connection to faith-based values, Quranic identity, and the guiding principles of Islam. They highlighted the importance of cultivating a spirit of resistance to confront the challenges and conspiracies targeting the youth of Yemen and the Muslim world. The aim is to combat attempts to corrupt their thoughts, values, and morals.
Speeches delivered during the event underscored the importance of summer programs in developing young people's abilities, refining their talents, and protecting them from misguided cultures and destructive ideologies. The summer programs serve as an educational platform, preparing a generation to bear the responsibility for the future of their religion, homeland, and society. Speakers praised the tangible successes achieved by the summer programs, which equip students to confront soft warfare and deviant ideas.