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Sharjah 24
6 days ago
- General
- Sharjah 24
Sharjah Youth crowned champions of 16th Futsal League
This year's league reflects the Foundation's vision to support youth by providing a safe, motivating competitive environment that nurtures talent, instils sporting values, and prepares participants for promising local and international sports careers. The finals were held at the Wasit Youth Centre Sports Hall, attended by Dr. Abdulrahman Al Yassi, Director of Sharjah Youth, Khaled Issa Al Midfa, Chairman of Sharjah Sports Club, officials, parents, and a large enthusiastic crowd. The event began with the UAE national anthem followed by a musical performance titled 'Sheikh Sultan' by the Sharjah Police Sciences Academy band. The first decisive match saw Khorfakkan Youth beat Al Dhaid Youth Centre 4-1 in the under-15 category. The under-18 final featured Wasit Youth defeating Khorfakkan Youth 4-3 on penalties after a closely contested game. The introduction of the 'Challenge Cup' this year raised the competitive spirit by allowing teams ranked fifth to eighth to compete in a knockout format. This expanded the tournament to 62 matches, highlighting the league's high level and diversity of skills. The Challenge Cup winners were Thameed Youth Centre (first place) and Mleiha Youth Centre (second place) in the under-15 category, and Dibba Al Hisn Youth Centre winning the under-18 category with Al Madam Youth Centre as runners-up. Individual awards celebrated outstanding players: Mansour Badr (Khorfakkan, under-15) and Yaseen Abdulhamid (Wasit, under-18) won best player awards. Best goalkeepers were Mohamed Adel (Khorfakkan, under-15) and Omar Al Hantoubi (Khorfakkan, under-18). Top scorers were Omar Ahmed Al Rukibi (Wasit, under-15) and Abdullah Khalifa (Al Madam, under-18). This edition reaffirmed Sharjah Youth's status as a leading platform for nurturing a skilled, sportsmanlike generation that embodies the values championed by the Quarter Century Foundation.
Sharjah 24
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Sharjah 24
Sharjah Children organises 'Fantasy World'
Blending learning and play The programme targets 480 children and offers an integrated experience that blends learning and play through a series of carefully designed activities to foster imagination and develop storytelling, communication, and teamwork skills. The programme's first activities kicked off with a two-day workshop for 30 boys and girls at the Halwan Children Centre. Children were divided into groups led by members of Sajaya Young Ladies of Sharjah and Sharjah Youth, in a practical model that reflects the spirit of integration and cooperation between the Rubu' Qarn institutions. Imaginary animals The first day's activities included an "Icebreaker" workshop, where children created imaginary animals using various parts, which contributed to developing their coordination and teamwork skills. This was followed by a "Designing an Imaginary World" workshop, where children created maps of imaginary worlds and imagined heroes, legends, and distinctive characters. The day concluded with an "Interactive Storytelling" workshop, which unleashed their imaginations by crafting story plots using dramatic tools such as hats and magic wands, in a creative experience. Treasure hunt The second day was characterised by adventure and excitement, with the "Treasure Hunt" activity, through which children moved between different stations to solve puzzles and collect evidence, which enhanced their logical thinking and cooperation skills. Participants also experienced 'Character Building', where participants designed characters inspired by their stories and dressed in costumes that embodied their unique features. The programme concluded with a theatrical performance on the Fantasy Stage. Children performed theatrical scenes that embodied the stories they had woven, capping off a creative conclusion. Developing children's imagination and creativity It's worth noting that the Fantasy World programme is part of Sharjah Children's commitment to developing children's imagination and creativity, and enhancing their life skills through fun and interactive methods. Given the overwhelming response to the programme, it will be implemented as part of the upcoming summer camp, encompassing 12 children's centres.
Sharjah 24
02-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Sharjah 24
Rubu' Qarn launches 'Mujawarah' in its first edition
The program is designed for young writers from Sharjah Youth and Sajaya Young Ladies, aged 13 to 18. Its main goal is to help these young people develop their storytelling skills. Participants will learn the basics of writing, improve their ability to think critically and analyze information, and gain the tools they need to craft a complete story. This program aims to inspire creativity and open new doors for young storytellers. Theoretical education and practical usage The program is designed to be an engaging and open environment where people can have important conversations and share creative ideas. It takes participants on an exciting journey of writing and discovery, blending learning with hands-on experience. This approach helps everyone dive deep into the world of creative writing, allowing them to develop skills in storytelling, character creation, plot development, and different styles of writing. C ultural sites The program offers special trips to the most famous cultural and tourist spots in Sharjah. These visits aim to spark new ideas that will enhance the writing of stories and texts in a realistic way. Participants will explore various places that hold cultural and historical significance, helping to inspire their creative writing while learning about important techniques for crafting engaging literary content. Link words to creativity Mujawarah is much more than just a program or a series of writing workshops. It's a creative journey that combines learning, discussion, and exploration. Imagine it as a bridge that links our words to our imaginations, bringing together real-life experiences and stories in a way that sparks creativity and inspiration.
Sharjah 24
25-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Sharjah 24
Ramadaniyat Rubu' Qarn… an inspiring and exceptional experience
The festival created a lively atmosphere where learning, fun, and community participation came together. Sharjah Youth aimed to make the best use of participants' time by teaching important values, developing various skills, and encouraging creativity through enjoyable Ramadan activities that promote faith and strengthen family connections. This year's event was packed with exciting and diverse offerings, featuring 46 different activities. These included sports competitions, cultural events, art workshops, and science-related programs, all designed to help participants explore their talents and improve their skills. From futsal and swimming competitions to reading sessions and robotics workshops, there was something for everyone. A highlight of this year's festival was the launch of a social responsibility campaign called "From Youth to the People of Sharjah," with the theme "Closer Than You Think." This campaign encouraged young people to spend meaningful time with their families, enhance their social skills, and strengthen communication between different generations. It also included engaging activities across Sharjah and cultural competitions, along with interactive fun on social media. As part of the "Tamajaj" (mingling) initiative , participants also helped distribute Iftar meals to those fasting, working alongside the Sharjah Charity International and local organizations. This effort fostered solidarity and unity among the community. Additionally, the festival included the "Fawala Cultural" competition, which allowed members and their parents to interact and bond. The "Ramadan Bag" initiative offered a journey through inspiring stories and challenges, creating an immersive Ramadan experience that promoted positive values and generosity. One of the standout features was a photo exhibition showcasing the best works from participants in photography and fine arts. These initiatives highlight Sharjah Youth's dedication to creating an encouraging environment where young people can thrive, develop their abilities, and embrace their cultural identity while preparing to shape the future.
Sharjah 24
12-03-2025
- Sport
- Sharjah 24
Abdulhamid Al Yasi: Cultural, religious progs in Ramadan
Diverse programmes and activities Al-Yasi stated that the Ramadan activities offer a variety of programmes, activities, and events aimed at providing participants with opportunities to make the most of their free time during Ramadan. These programmes allow participants to engage in their favorite activities while developing their skills across multiple fields, alongside various sports and cultural competitions at the centers. Communication campaign He also mentioned the launch of the campaign "From Youth to Sharjah Families, Closer Than You Think," designed to enhance communication between participants, their parents, and the community. This initiative involves sending messages that participants wish to convey to their parents. Self-activity handbook In conjunction with the holy month, Sharjah Youth has released a booklet titled "Race Towards Goodness," which serves as a self-activity guide for participants. This booklet includes a variety of cultural and religious competitions, challenges, and suggestions for exercise that can be beneficial during Ramadan.
