Knowledge and Jihad Summer courses end in al-Tawila district
Summer courses organized on Tuesday under the theme "Knowledge and Jihad" concluded in al-Tawila district of Mahweet governorate.
At the closing ceremony, attended by Governorate undersecretary Hussein Arkadh and governorate prosecutor Dr. Fadl al-Muta'a, district's mobilization officer Hussein al-Sharif emphasized the importance of these courses in protecting young people from "soft warfare" and "false cultures."
He noted the success of the summer programs, which contributed to the students' development and their understanding of Quranic culture.
The ceremony, which was also attended by the district's director, Rashid Marwan, featured a scout performance by the summer school students, showcasing their discipline and morale.
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