Jazan deputy governor launches the Aqeedah Building program to promote Islamic values
Jazan’s deputy governor has launched the Da'wah program to deepen understanding of Islamic doctrine and reinforce values of moderation.
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AINasser bin Mohammed bin Abdullah bin Jalawi, Deputy Governor of Jazan Region, today launched the Da'wah program "The Aqeedah Building," in the presence of Khaled Al-Najmi, Director General of the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance branch in the region.
He was briefed on the initiative, which aims to strengthen correct Islamic doctrine, reinforce monotheistic worship, and promote the values of moderation and balance in society.
The program is part of efforts to protect the community from intellectual deviations and contemporary misconceptions, with a focus on deepening the correct understanding of Islamic beliefs and encouraging the study of foundational religious texts, in order to prepare a generation that is well-grounded in faith and committed to religious and national principles.
Program implementation and partnerships
The program will be implemented across all governorates and affiliated centers in Jazan, targeting various segments of society. It is being carried out in partnership with government agencies and security sectors to enhance cooperation in spreading doctrinal awareness and reinforcing Islamic values.
The Ministry of Islamic Affairs stated that the initiative is part of its ongoing efforts to disseminate religious knowledge, promote doctrinal awareness, and entrench the principles of moderation and balance in society.
