Sana'a: The Imam Ali Center in Bahkah village, Bani Al-Nimri district, Al-Haymah Al-Dakhiliyah directorate in Sana'a governorate, concluded its 1447 AH summer courses with a speech and honoring ceremony for outstanding and talented students.
According to Yemen News Agency, the event featured highlights from the governorate's education sector official and head of the subcommittee for summer activities and courses, Talib Dahhan. He emphasized the educational and cultural importance of the summer programs, which align with the Quranic vision and educational methodology inspired by the Prophetic household. Dahhan elaborated on the curriculum's focus on learning the Holy Quran, enhancing reading skills through the Yemeni spelling method, and covering jurisprudential and cultural sciences alongside beneficial activities.
Dahhan also acknowledged the dedication of teachers and organizers of the summer centers and courses, noting their influence on the students' performance and engagement with the programs and activities.
Member of the Yemeni Scholars Association, Mahdi Al-Attani, described the summer courses as a platform that educates and strengthens faith, while protecting youth from deviation and soft war tactics. He highlighted how the programs equip students with knowledge, skills, and values essential for their future roles within their families, homeland, and the Islamic nation.