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Al Etihad
3 days ago
- Sport
- Al Etihad
IMMAF Youth World Championships kick off on Monday in Al Ain
20 July 2025 20:19 AL AIN (WAM)The sixth edition of the IMMAF Youth World Championships is set to begin on Monday at Al Ain for the very first under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council, the event will run from July 21-27 at ADNEC Centre Al than 1,000 male and female athletes from over 60 countries will compete in what is shaping up to be the biggest edition in the championships' history. Participants will compete across four age divisions: Youth D (10–11 years), Youth C (12–13 years), Youth B (14–15 years), and Youth A (16–17 years).The UAE National Team enters the competition with 57 athletes, following a training camp in Phuket, Thailand as part of their final preparations. The team is aiming for a strong showing and hopes to build on last year's success, where they finished fourth overall and secured 12 Al Hosani, a member of the MMA Committee, UAE Jiu-Jitsu and Mix Martial Arts Federation, said that hosting the championship in Al Ain for the first time with a record number of participants reflects the UAE's growing stature on the global combat sports map. He described the event as a sporting and cultural platform that promotes cross-cultural understanding and empowers youth.'The championship serves as a launchpad for future champions and a bridge to connect nations through sports. A series of tailored experiences have also been designed for the athletes and delegations, offering them a well-rounded Emirati experience that blends hospitality, entertainment, and cultural exchange. 'The UAE National Team is approaching the championship with high spirits and a strong sense of determination. We have all the confidence in athletes' capabilities to deliver a powerful performance that highlights the progress of MMA in the country,' Al Hosani added.
Al Etihad
5 days ago
- Business
- Al Etihad
Irrigation goes smart as AI-powered ‘Falaj' optimises water usage at UAE farms
17 July 2025 22:09 MAYS IBRAHIM (LIWA CITY)Innovators in the UAE have brought the ancient falaj irrigation system into the age of AI — this time as a tech-driven solution that promotes smart, sustainable farming amid climate and water United Arab Emirates University (UAEU), a team of experts has developed a next-generation 'Falaj' — a smart irrigation system that integrates advanced Internet of Things (IoT) technology with artificial intelligence (AI) to optimise water usage. Mansoor Al Hosani, a horticulture student from the UAEU's College of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, walked Aletihad through its features at Liwa Date Festival in Al Dhafra Region. The system is designed to optimise greenhouse irrigation through a seamless combination of smart sensors, AI algorithms, and remote-access capabilities, Al Hosani said. It operates on three main functions: monitoring, control, and alarm. The monitoring feature collects real-time data from sensors that measure soil moisture, temperature, pH levels, and electrical conductivity — metrics crucial for maintaining soil health and crop productivity. This continuous stream of information enables farmers to understand the needs of their crops and apply the precise amount of water at the right time, Al Hosani said. How It Works The control system is managed through a user-friendly mobile app that gives farmers full oversight of irrigation processes. 'This way, you don't need engineers or workers on-site all the time,' said Al Hosani. 'You can manage everything from anywhere in the world.'Users can choose to automate water delivery or make manual adjustments, and the app's intuitive interface ensures accessibility even for those with limited technical experience, he adjusting water flow or responding to changing environmental conditions, farmers have complete flexibility at their is also equipped with an alarm system, which immediately notifies users when environmental conditions deviate from optimal levels. Alerts for issues like excess heat or humidity allow farmers to take timely action before such changes can harm crop Hosani noted that this intelligent infrastructure is supported by several key components, including a soil moisture monitoring station known as the 'watchman.'A smart valve ensures efficient water distribution based on real-time pressure data, while a solar-powered system reduces reliance on the electric grid. The system also includes a frequency converter cabinet that helps maintain stable water pressure throughout the irrigation of this data is presented in real-time through a centralised dashboard, which enables fast, informed decisions, enhancing overall farm management and in collaboration with NAWA, a technology company specialising in agricultural innovations, Falaj supports various communication technologies, including 4G, Wi-Fi, and LoRa wireless protocols. Al Hosani also noted that the irrigation system ensures farming information is protected through robust data encryption.
Sharjah 24
09-07-2025
- Science
- Sharjah 24
Quran Academy launches "Waqf and Ibtidaa in the Quran" symposium
International gathering The international scientific symposium "Waqf and Ibtidaa in the Holy Quran" was conducted with the attendance of His Excellency Dr Engineer Khalifa Musabah Al Tunaiji and a number of department heads and researchers. The symposium brings together scholars specialising in Quranic sciences from within and outside the UAE. The symposium aims to deepen research into the rules of Waqf and Ibtidaa and their impact on fluency of recitation and understanding of rhetorical meanings. Conveying the meanings of the Holy Quranic verses Speaking exclusively to Sharjah 24, His Excellency Dr Abdullah Khalaf Al Hosani, emphasised that the symposium seeks to highlight the importance of the science of Waqf and Ibtidaa in conveying the meanings of the Holy Quranic verses and linking them to the principles of rhetoric and interpretation. This will enable readers and researchers to contemplate the Quranic text in an optimal manner. Al Hosani added that the Academy has hosted scholars and researchers in this precise scientific field to present working papers and hold specialised sessions covering the linguistic, rhetorical, and artistic aspects of recitation. Bringing 'Waqf and Ibtidaa' concept closer to various segments of society Al Hosani pointed out that the symposium sheds light on the words of the Holy Quran and the rules of Waqf and Ibtidaa in them, relying on the three axes of the science of Waqf and Ibtidaa: causal, semantic, and verbal. It works to establish this science, clarify its types, terminology, and connections, in addition to the knowledge and arts it includes, such as counting, pauses, segmenting verses, and concluding, emphasising the importance of simplifying its scientific material and bringing it closer to various segments of society.
Sharjah 24
08-07-2025
- General
- Sharjah 24
Third summer program kicks off at Holy Quran Academy
This year's offerings include four main areas of focus: Quranic calligraphy and decoration, the basics of Tajweed (rules for reciting the Quran), a course titled "My Experience with the Quran," and a special track called "Future Guide" for young people aged 9 to 17. The goal of the Academy is to promote the teachings of the Quran and help strengthen cultural values and a sense of identity rooted in Arab and Islamic traditions. Abdullah Khalaf Al Hosani, Secretary General of the Holy Quran Academy, expressed that this year's program expands on their mission to share and preserve the Quranic heritage and enrich community culture. He highlighted the success of the summer program, which started in 2023 with the 'Future Mentor' initiative. In 2024, they introduced new courses and saw even more participants—3,382 in total, attending both in person and online. This included over 1,082 attendees in person and more than 2,300 who participated remotely. Al Hosani emphasized the Academy's dedication to being a leading global institution for those studying the Quran, focusing on building a comprehensive approach to serve the community while preserving important knowledge and teachings related to the Quran.
Sharjah 24
01-07-2025
- Business
- Sharjah 24
Sharjah Powerboat Team shines at World Championship in Italy
Strategic Vision and Growing Ambition His Excellency Ahmed Issa Al Hosani, Director of the Sharjah International Marine Sports Club, expressed his pride in the achievement, saying: 'These results are the fruit of a dedicated team and our strategic partners, who support our vision of establishing Emirati leadership in global marine sports .' He added: 'Today's success is a strong motivation for us to continue advancing sustainable technologies and nurturing local talent, in line with the directives of our wise leadership. We aspire to achieve even greater progress in the upcoming rounds .' Innovative Design and Outstanding Performance Al Hosani highlighted that boat number 27 was fully manufactured in Sharjah. It features a modern design and a four-stroke engine that combines high efficiency with eco-friendly technology — a reflection of the team's commitment to innovation and sustainability in marine sports . Elevating the UAE's Global Standing Al Hosani affirmed that the team aims to elevate the status of Sharjah and the UAE as a leading destination in the marine sports industry. This will be pursued through continued successful international participation and investments in technological development and national talent . It is worth noting that this championship is one of the most prominent global competitions in the sport of powerboat racing, making the Sharjah team's achievement a significant step toward reaching their ambitious international goals .
