December 10, 2025:
Our institution celebrated Arabic International Day in a meaningful and vibrant manner, integrated with the Qatar National Day celebrations and the Noble Qur’an distribution program, graciously supported by the Ministry of Awqaf. The event reflected a beautiful harmony of language, culture, faith, and national identity.
The program commenced with a beautiful recitation of the Noble Qur’an, setting a spiritual and respectful tone for the occasion. This was followed by a series of well-coordinated and captivating performances by students, including Arabic poetry, Qatar National and patriotic songs, skits promoting local and Islamic values, and a theatrical drama highlighting the importance of Standard Arabic (اللغة العربية الفصحى). Students also delivered eloquent Arabic speeches, showcasing their linguistic skills and confidence.
The Arabic Department played a vital role in enriching the celebration by arranging beautiful educational models exhibiting the Arabic language, Islamic culture, and moral values. Special live models were also presented to express solidarity with Qatar and Palestine, reflecting humanitarian values, unity, and compassion, which were widely appreciated by students and guests alike.
All three occasions were seamlessly integrated into one comprehensive program, and every student performed with enthusiasm and excellence, making the event both engaging and memorable.
Esteemed guests included Mr. K.C. Abdul Lateef, Managing Director, who spoke on the theme “Unity in Diversity” and highlighted the beauty of Qatar’s culture, emphasizing that languages are an essential part of uniqueness and excellence.
Mr. Rashid Ahmed, President, spoke about the beauty of the Arabic language and the strong bond between Qatari and Indian cultures, encouraging students to learn Arabic and appreciate its richness.
Mr. Rafiq Raheem, Principal, appreciated the students’ performances and emphasized that such programs should be meaningful observations where culture, wisdom, and skills are developed.
Mr. Sujit Kumar, Vice Principal, appreciated the performances and expressed his respect and admiration for Arabic as a language.
Mr. Mudassir Kirmani, Three Compulsory Subjects Coordinator, highlighted the beauty and importance of Arabic and stressed that it can be preserved by learning it, speaking it, and loving it.
As part of the program, the Ministry of Awqaf rewarded students with copies of the Noble Qur’an (مصحف). The distribution took place under the supervision of the HOD of Islamic Studies, Mr. Aleem, and his team. The honored guests distributed the Qur’ans to the students, followed by a general photo session.
The event proved to be a day of observation, celebration, learning, and reward. Everyone present took away a meaningful and enriching experience.
