Doha, Qatar: With the start of the new academic year, the Sheikh Abdulla Bin Zaid Al Mahmoud Islamic Cultural Center launched a highly successful series of educational and cultural lectures during September.
The campaign spanned 17 international and private schools across Qatar, benefiting 1,527 students from primary, preparatory, and secondary levels.
This initiative aligns with the Center’s ongoing mission to strengthen Islamic identity and moral values among youth and diverse expatriate student communities within foreign and non-Arabic-speaking schools in Qatar.
The lectures focused primarily on moral and character-building themes, drawing from core Islamic values to address students through a universal human lens. Key topics included the Seerah — the biography of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) — and its lessons, brotherhood, the importance of prayer, and the dangers of bullying.
Students showed high levels of engagement and interaction with the diverse topics presented. The sessions were hosted by several prominent educational institutions, including: International Prep Academy and Oscar Academy in Ain Khalid and many other entities.
