Summer Courses in Raymah: Journey of Generous Knowledge, Faith-Based Culture

Saba Yemen

01-05-2025

Raymah - Saba:
The 1446 AH summer courses in Raymah Governorate, with their diverse activities and events, are a journey of generosity, enriched with knowledge, and a deeply rooted faith-based culture.
This year's Raymah Summer Courses launched with great momentum, unprecedented official and popular interest and engagement.
The number of participants continues to increase, as everyone recognizes their importance and the goals they hold for the benefit of children, youth, and society at large.
The model and open summer courses in the governorate's districts are witnessing a growing demand for beneficial knowledge and learning that benefits students in their academic and professional lives, particularly in memorizing the Holy Quran.
The summer courses and schools include educational, training, and sports programs and activities, Quran memorization sessions, and various cultural programs to develop students' abilities and protect them from false cultures.
Summer courses and schools are a religious, educational, and moral project that builds a generation aware of science, knowledge, and Quranic culture. This is what the nation, and Yemen in particular, needs today, especially in light of the aggressive war targeting Yemen and the Islamic nation in general by corrupting the morals of youth and generations.
Despite the ongoing misleading media campaigns by enemies aimed at distorting the image of summer courses, popular awareness has thwarted these malicious efforts by encouraging their children to participate in these courses to build their capabilities, develop their perceptions and various skills, distance them from deviations, and strengthen them with the concept of faith-based identity and Quranic culture.
In this regard, Deputy Governor Fahd Al-Harisi emphasized to the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) the importance of summer courses in developing students' capabilities and skills and providing them with various knowledge and sciences.
He pointed out that prior to the launch of the summer courses, meetings were held with the leadership of the local authority, the mobilization forces, and relevant parties to complete the necessary arrangements to ensure that participants benefit from the scientific, cultural, and sports activities.
He praised everyone's engagement with the summer courses, which primarily aim to protect young people from the dangers of soft warfare and provide them with useful knowledge and information.
Mohammed Al-Nahari, the governorate's mobilization official, explained that the summer courses in the governorate are witnessing a growing turnout this year, benefiting those enrolled, discovering their talents in various fields, and protecting them from destructive ideas.
He pointed out that the greatest challenge today lies in the awareness of young people. Therefore, summer schools are a fundamental educational and faith-based platform for shaping future generations to advance the nation's reality, at a time when voices are becoming more and more numerous and misguided trends are scattered.
Mohammed Al-Tawri, the governorate's education sector official, indicated that the summer courses aim to utilize the vacation to provide students with scientific and cultural enrichment lessons that will benefit them in the future.
He pointed out that radio stations have been launched at the summer centers, including speech segments, to develop the capabilities and skills of school students.
Radwan Al-Hadidi, head of the governorate's guidance sector and a member of the summer centers subcommittee, explained that this year's summer courses are distinguished by their diverse religious, educational, and sports activities and programs, as well as their ability to develop the talents of participants.
He explained that the number of students enrolled in the summer courses is 15,100, distributed across 363 schools across the governorate's districts.
He pointed out that the summer courses' activities contribute to enhancing students' cultural awareness, encouraging them to acquire knowledge and culture, and protecting them from the soft war. He noted that guidance workers, including cultural experts, guides, and preachers, have been deployed to the summer schools on a daily basis to deliver lectures and provide awareness and guidance lessons.
Fath Al-Din Al-Nahari, director of the General Authority for Endowments branch in the governorate and a member of the summer courses subcommittee, explained that the summer courses focus on strengthening loyalty and national belonging among participants, protecting them from deviant ideas, developing their abilities, and engaging in various activities that meet their interests.
The summer courses represent a message of steadfastness and perseverance in the face of enemies, as they aim to build an aware, educated, and resilient generation capable of protecting their homeland, confronting the enemies of Islam and Muslims, and thwarting their plans and conspiracies targeting youth and children.
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