The Dahiratoul Moustarchidina Wal Moustarchidaty (DMWM) has concluded its Re-Creation 2026 program, a three-week initiative aimed at educating young people on spiritual and civic values. The program, which took place from September 7 to 27, saw a record 95,838 participants, including 11,542 sympathizers, across 670 daaras in Senegal. The DMWM also organized camps in Gambia, Mauritania, and Europe.
The Re-Creation program is part of the DMWM's efforts to promote spiritual and civic education among young people. This year's edition was placed under the aegis of Serigne Moustapha Sy Al Maktoum and was directed by Serigne Cheikh Ahmed Tidiane Sy Capitaine. The program's theme, "Dund Ràmmonte," emphasized the importance of living the principles of the Ràmmonte program, which was launched by Serigne Cheikh Ahmed Tidiane Sy Capitaine.
During the three-week program, participants followed eight complementary modules, including the study of the Quran and hadiths, Islamic jurisprudence, and exercises on behavior and social skills. The program also included activities such as chanting, sports, and community service. The DMWM aimed to provide a holistic education that would enable young people to become responsible and engaged citizens.
One of the key aspects of the Re-Creation program was its focus on practical application. Participants were encouraged to put into practice the skills and values they learned during the program. This included community service activities such as cleaning and repairing schools, hospitals, and public spaces. Participants also built hygiene facilities and distributed school supplies to local schools.
The program's impact was evident in the many community service projects undertaken by participants. A total of 538 plants were planted across the country, and participants distributed food, clothing, and other essential items to local communities. The program also promoted solidarity and social responsibility among participants.
At the closing ceremony, Serigne Cheikh Ahmed Tidiane Sy Capitaine urged participants to continue their spiritual and civic education beyond the three-week program. He emphasized the importance of living the values of the Ràmmonte program and becoming engaged citizens. The DMWM aims to make the Re-Creation program a key part of its efforts to promote youth development and community engagement.
The DMWM's Re-Creation program has become an important part of Senegal's youth development landscape. With its focus on spiritual and civic education, the program provides young people with the skills and values they need to become responsible and engaged citizens. The program's success is evident in the large number of participants and the many community service projects undertaken.
Key points
- The DMWM's Re-Creation 2026 program saw a record 95,838 participants across 670 daaras in Senegal.
- The program focused on practical application, with participants undertaking community service activities such as cleaning and repairing schools and hospitals.
- The DMWM aims to make the Re-Creation program a key part of its efforts to promote youth development and community engagement.
