Doha, Qatar: The Sheikh Abdulla Bin Zaid Al Mahmoud Islamic Cultural Center hosted a lecture on brotherhood titled “Brotherhood: My Identity, My Initiative,” attended by 400 male and female students.
The event was part of the center’s school visit programme, which was rolled out across 22 schools during the third quarter, reaching a total of 1,700 students. The programme aims to foster positive values among youth and enrich extracurricular school activities with high-quality moral and educational lectures.
Delivered by the center’s preachers in multiple languages, these lectures address the behavioural and ethical needs of the younger generation.
Students highly engaged with the lecture, which focused on human brotherhood, the importance of coexistence, and the necessity of upholding noble manners and refined ethics to build a strong, cohesive society.
The school outreach initiative has maintained strong momentum since the start of the academic year, receiving widespread cooperation from school administrations and generating enthusiastic participation from students, particularly due to the selection of vital and impactful topics that resonate with youth.
