Sharjah24: The second Ramadan Majlis organised by the Sharjah Award for Voluntary Work (SAVW) took place under the theme "Reflections at Mid-Month." The event was held at the Al Rahmaniya Suburb Council and saw the participation of 35 individuals from different age groups. The council provided an interactive atmosphere for all attendees.

This event is part of a series that seeks to enhance the community's understanding and provide spiritual guidance during the sacred month of Ramadan. It reflects the commitment of the Sharjah Voluntary Work Award to enhancing community awareness and supporting Islamic values and principles in an environment of understanding and tolerance.

The lecture was delivered by Dr. Salem Al Dobbi, an Islamic Affairs preacher in Sharjah, who delivered a lecture on the virtue of the mid-month of Ramadan. He discussed six key points that aimed to deepen the audience's understanding of this blessed period and guide Muslims on what they should do. The audience praised and appreciated his insightful talk.

Dr. Musabah Saeed Al Ketbi, Vice Chairman of the Award's Board of Trustees, praised the Sharjah Islamic Affairs Department and the Al Rahmaniya Suburb Council for their joint efforts in creating a conducive environment for this event. He highlighted the award's commitment to working alongside government entities to benefit the community.

Al Ketbi expressed gratitude to Dr. Salem Al Dobbi for his presence and lecture delivery, thanking the participants and contributors for the success of the event. He highlighted the importance of such activities in promoting spirituality and deepening religious and cultural knowledge among community members.

He emphasised the award's dedication to hosting informative lectures that bring tangible benefits to society. He reaffirmed the award's ongoing efforts to take advantage of these opportunities to improve communication with community members, convey its voluntary message, and accomplish its desired objectives, particularly during special occasions.