Dar Al-Itqan's Leadership Meets with Department Heads and Supervisors in the Southern Gaza Strip
Dar Al-Itqan for Teaching the Qur'an held an expanded meeting of its leadership with department heads, supervisors, and Qur'an teachers in the southern Gaza Strip, chaired by Mr. Ahmed Abdul Rahman Musa, Head of the institution.
The meeting addressed four main themes:
Achievements: Reviewing the most notable accomplishments of the past period in serving the Book of Allah and caring for circles and centers, and the steadfastness and continuity of Qur'an teaching in the previous phase despite the challenges.
Policies: Affirming the continuation of work according to a clear vision centered on Qur'anic character education, ensuring the precision and quality of memorization, and strengthening future plans to expand impact.
Challenges: Discussing the main obstacles facing field work even after the end of the war, including the effects of destruction, displacement, and lack of resources, and developing practical solutions to overcome them.
Recommendations: Formulating a set of practical recommendations to improve performance and raise the standard of the circles, with a focus on supporting teachers and providing everything that helps them fulfill their mission.
Mr. Ahmed Musa affirmed that the meeting is part of regular follow-up and the commitment to fostering a one-team spirit, stressing that the new post-war phase requires redoubled efforts to serve the Qur'an and its people and to keep preparing a steadfast, well-grounded Qur'anic generation.
He explained that this meeting was intended for teachers working in the southern Gaza Strip, and that similar meetings will be held in the coming days for teachers in the Middle Area and the northern governorates, ensuring comprehensive follow-up and integrated efforts across the entire Strip.