Qatar Charity, Tomoh for Community Development, and the logistic partner Qatar Voluntary Center has launched the third edition of the Ramadan programme "follow his track" with the participation of more than 30 male participants and education pioneers.
The programme, which lasts till April 15, seeks to use the holy month of Ramadan to spread and promote good deeds and morals inherited from the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) by organising and designing educational activities that stem from Prophet Muhammad's Hadiths creatively and entertainingly, and promoting the volunteering concept and implement its goals from Sunnah and Hadith.
For the second time in a row, the programme was supported by a host of sponsors and supporters, most notably: Al Kaaban Youth Center, Mazzraty, Dates World Trading, and the Perfume Factory, where sponsors and supporters seek to participate and play a key role in community development.
The Head of the Initiatives and Volunteering Department at Qatar Charity, Fatima al-Mohannadi, expressed her happiness with the launch of the third edition of the programme that comes within the activities and events organised by Izdihar incubator for initiatives and volunteering aimed at promoting the concepts related to the Arab and Islamic culture.
General manager of Tomoh for Community Development, Fatima al-Taweel, said the the third edition of 'follow his track' comes from the belief in the importance of the interactive religious programmes during the holy month of Ramadan and their positive impact on the participants as they have the chance to learn about the life of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and follow his Sunnah and implement it in their lives.
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