The Arabic calligraphy courses of the Ambassador Organization continued in its various branches, and this time the Arabic calligraphy course was in the Gaziantep branch, to teach students the basics of Arabic calligraphy, and how to write correctly and understandably, to encourage students in our Arabic language, and to enhance their Islamic identity by writing the language of the Qur’an.
The Arabic language is the language of the Holy Qur’an, the best book revealed to the best of mankind, about which God Almighty said “in a clear Arabic tongue.”
Since the Arabic language has the utmost importance in the lives of Muslims, teaching the Arabic language and understanding its rules and principles is one of the most important rules on which the Ambassador Humanitarian Aid Organization was built.
Just as the Ambassador Organization is an institution for humanitarian aid, it is also an educational and cultural institution and a religious and Qur’anic school.
The Ambassador Organization operates according to rules and principles that go hand in hand between humanitarian aid and education, to produce an educated individual.
- Distribution of orphan sponsorships inside Syria
- January 19th.. Launch of Safir Quran Camp
- Imam Al-Shafi'i Poem Competition
- Distribution of Orphan Sponsorships in Şanlıurfa Branch
- The organization aimed through the program to connect children with the Holy Quran in understanding and
- Student Activities in Şanlıurfa Branch Circles
- The conclusion of the summer club "They are young men who believed in their Lord" in Antep
- "Communication Skills and Art" Workshop at Şanlıurfa Branch
- Distributing orphan sponsorships inside Syria
- Charity bread distribution campaign continues in northern Syria
- Arabic calligraphy course in Gaziantep branch
- Entertainment activity for students of Ibrahim Al-Khalil Institute
- A recreational trip for the students of Ambassador, Sanliurfa branch
- The closing moments of the Ambassador of the Quran camp "Knights and Monks"
- Part of the letters circles in the Istanbul branch