Dr. Muhammad Al-Gendy, Secretary-General of the Islamic Research Complex at Al-Azhar, recently visited North Sinai to emphasize the crucial role of Azhar institutes in shaping students' awareness and values. During his visit, he met with leaders of the North Sinai Azhar region, including Dr. Adel Al-Sayes, Director-General of the region for Arabic and Islamic Sciences, and Sheikh Khaled Al-Isawi, Director of the region's preaching department.
The visit was part of a broader program that included the inauguration of the 23rd Da'wa Week at the University of Arish, themed "October Victories between the Pillars of Faith and the Determination of Men." The week-long event features discussions on various topics, including the elements of victory, Egypt's historical role in protecting Arabs and Islam, and the importance of planning in achieving success.
Dr. Al-Gendy stressed that Azhar institutes play a vital role in building students' awareness and inculcating a sense of belonging and responsibility. He noted that this role is particularly significant in today's world, where technology is an integral part of daily life, and students need guidance from their teachers to navigate its challenges.
The Secretary-General of the Islamic Research Complex was accompanied during his visit by Dr. Mahmoud Al-Hawari, Assistant Secretary-General for Da'wa and Religious Media, and Dr. Hassan Yahya, Assistant Secretary-General of the Higher Committee for Da'wa Affairs. The visit aimed to highlight the importance of Azhar institutes in shaping the minds of students and preparing them to face the challenges of the modern world.
The Da'wa Week at the University of Arish is part of a broader campaign launched by the Islamic Research Complex, titled "On the Path of Heroes," which coincides with the 53rd anniversary of the October victory. The campaign seeks to promote the values of patriotism, faith, and determination that contributed to Egypt's success in the 1973 war.
During his meeting with North Sinai Azhar leaders, Dr. Al-Gendy emphasized the need for teachers to be close to their students and have a positive impact on them. He encouraged students to seek guidance and advice from their teachers, who can play a significant role in shaping their awareness and values.
The visit by Dr. Al-Gendy to North Sinai highlights the importance of Azhar institutes in promoting Islamic values and awareness among students. The Islamic Research Complex at Al-Azhar continues to play a vital role in shaping the minds of students and preparing them to face the challenges of the modern world.
Key points
- Dr. Muhammad Al-Gendy emphasizes the role of Azhar institutes in building students' awareness and values.
- The 23rd Da'wa Week at the University of Arish focuses on the theme of "October Victories between the Pillars of Faith and the Determination of Men."
- The visit is part of a broader campaign launched by the Islamic Research Complex, titled "On the Path of Heroes."
