Al Muntada Al Islami honours partners and sponsors
This recognition reflects the important role of institutions in supporting Sharjah's cultural initiatives, promoting knowledge in Islamic jurisprudence and thought, and reinforcing values of identity and belonging. Honoured entities included Al Qasimia University, the Sharjah Consultative Council, The Sharjah Broadcasting Authority (SBA), Roads and Transport Authority, Department of Islamic Affairs, Sharjah Sports Council, and Human Resources Department, in appreciation of their fruitful partnerships and impactful contributions that facilitated the session and ensured its message reached a wide audience.
Al Muntada's perspective on collaboration
Dr Ahmed Al Ketbi, Head of Media at Al Muntada Al Islami, emphasised that the awards represent sincere appreciation for the partners' efforts and reflect the Al Muntada's strategy of cultural and institutional cooperation with various local entities. He noted that the significant success of the 25th session resulted from the combined efforts of educational, media, and organisational institutions, enhancing Sharjah's status as a scientific and cultural beacon locally and regionally.
Engaging the community
The session witnessed remarkable participation from all segments of society, offering specialised lectures in Islamic jurisprudence and thought delivered by distinguished scholars and professors. Participants benefited from high-quality scientific content. Al Ketbi highlighted that comprehensive support from partners—through extensive media coverage and organisational and logistical services—was a key factor in achieving the session's objectives.
Looking ahead
Al Muntada Al Islami concluded by reaffirming its commitment to continue Islamic cultural activities in cooperation with various partners and sponsors, in line with the cultural project initiated by His Highness the Ruler of Sharjah, aimed at establishing the emirate as a global centre of knowledge and promoting moderate Islamic values.
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