In Damascus, Najm Foundation held «The Reform Forum» — a gathering for young people that sought to root the meaning of righteousness in the self, to strengthen the spirit of reform, and to recall the responsibility of those who work for reform in building a better reality: one that begins with the person and reaches out to those around them.
The forum included a range of sessions and interactive activities, alongside the welcome presence of Sheikh Anas Darkal, in a space that took up the meaning of uprightness and reform, and the importance of preparing reformers able to carry that message with awareness and constancy.
Practical steps from experience: how to gather your first five people, how to choose your first activity, and what makes a chapter last beyond its first term.
With a clear purpose and a guiding message, Najm Foundation for Culture and Development ran the youth seminar «What comes after the baccalaureate?», an inspiring stop for our students as they map out their university and working lives with confidence and awareness.
A diwaniya conversation that brought students together in a genuine setting to share experience and ideas about volunteering and belonging to a community on campus.