Sheikh Abdulla Bin Zaid Al-Mahmoud Islamic Cultural Center officials with participants during an activity.
Sheikh Abdulla Bin Zaid Al-Mahmoud Islamic Cultural Center participated in social activities at Al Wakra Hospital and Al Hidaya school.
In the presence of Sultan Al-Badr, Assistant Director of the Center, Al Wakra Hospital inaugurated its new mobile library for patients.
The Center will contribute to the initiative by providing a range of publications in multiple languages. The hospital administration expressed its gratitude to the Center for attending the event and supporting the launch.
The aim of the Center’s participation is to offer patients educational content as part of their daily routine, providing intellectual engagement and emotional relief.
This effort is also aligned with the Center’s “Healing and Hope” programme, which provides weekly visits to dozens of patients, especially non-Arabic speakers, to offer psychological and moral support.
In a separate initiative, the Center organised a virtual reality activity at Al-Hidaya School for Special Needs. The event was met with great enthusiasm from students, who expressed their appreciation for the experience.
The school administration also extended its thanks to the Center for its active involvement and commitment to social responsibility.
These initiatives reflect the Center’s broader dedication to community engagement and its ongoing collaboration with various institutions across the country.
