MoEHE enhances student learning through two international summer programmes
<p>Doha, Qatar: The Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MoEHE) has concluded two international student programmes organised during the summer vacation.</p> <p>The first was an intensive month-long Quranic and educational programme in Madinah, attended by 16 students from the preparatory and secondary school levels. The second was an academic and cultural trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina,…
Doha, Qatar: The Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MoEHE) concluded two international student programmes during the summer break, aimed at enhancing learning experiences. The first programme was a month-long Quranic and educational initiative in Madinah, attended by 16 students from preparatory and secondary schools. The second programme involved 30 university students from various Qatari institutions who travelled to Bosnia and Herzegovina for an academic and cultural immersion.
The Madinah programme focused on Quran memorisation, spiritual education, and character development, with participants achieving 97% of their memorisation goals. Five students earned an ijazah (authorization) in the Hafs recitation, while three completed memorising the entire Quran and received ijazahs. Additionally, several students studied scholarly texts and received certificates in Islamic sciences such as Quran recitation, Tajweed, and prayer etiquette.
The programme also included the Prophet's biography, Umrah, visits to Islamic landmarks, and recreational activities to foster holistic development.
The Bosnia and Herzegovina trip exposed students to diverse academic and cultural environments, including an international conference on "Reimagining Eurasian Encounters." They engaged in leadership, communication, and teamwork workshops, met with officials and religious figures, and visited historical sites like Srebrenica to reflect on the importance of coexistence, justice, and peace.
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