The 30th Quran and Ahlulbayt Festival concluded with great splendor and magnificence, and during this ceremony, the Deputy Minister of Health emphasized the importance of continuing Quranic activities in universities, stating that this festival is just one phase of a longer journey that must continue with more energy and motivation.
Moving Towards a Bright Future
The Deputy Minister of Health said: "The end of this festival does not mean the end of Quranic activities, but rather the beginning of a new chapter of efforts and planning to expand the culture of the Quran and Ahlulbayt in medical universities." He highlighted the key role of universities in promoting Quranic knowledge and stressed the need for comprehensive and sustainable planning to continue this path.
He also added: "Universities should serve as scientific and cultural centers, nurturing a new generation of students committed to Islamic and Quranic teachings. This not only aids the scientific advancement of the country but also contributes to the formation of an aware society committed to ethical principles."
Challenges and Opportunities
Despite existing challenges, the Deputy Minister of Health emphasized that Quranic activities in universities must be continuous and purposeful, and new programs should be designed according to the current needs of society. He also called on students and cultural activists to take effective steps towards promoting Quranic culture through collaboration and brainstorming.
With the conclusion of this festival, hopes and new plans for a brighter future in the fields of humanities and Islamic studies in universities are taking shape. These activities, seen as a necessity for enhancing the cultural and scientific level of society, can lead to positive changes in the community.
