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Umm Al-Fahm School Hosts Awareness Lectures for Students

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The Al-Ahliya School in Umm Al-Fahm held a week of awareness lectures featuring various experts discussing economic, historical, religious, and social topics. The initiative aimed to educate students and enhance their understanding of their community.

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  • Umm Al-Fahm school held awareness lectures for students.
  • Lectures covered economic, historical, religious, and social topics.
  • The goal was to foster an aware and educated generation.
  • Several experts and lecturers participated in the event.

The Al-Ahliya School in Umm Al-Fahm hosted a series of educational lectures and discussions this week as part of its commitment to fostering an aware and educated generation and strengthening students' connection to their community. The school welcomed several experienced speakers and experts who addressed a variety of important topics relevant to students' lives and the community's reality. The discussions covered economic, historical, religious, and social issues, providing students with diverse perspectives on their environment and encouraging dialogue, critical thinking, and questioning. This initiative created a unique educational space that combined knowledge, awareness, and conversation, enriching students' experiences and enhancing their ability to understand and positively engage with their society. The featured speakers included Taha Aghbariya, Majdi Abu Al-Huf, Hamed Aghbariya, Tawfiq Muhammad, Dr. Dirgham Saif, and Dr. Yusuf Jabarin.

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