The Al-Andalusia Academy celebrated its End of Course Ceremony in a particularly significant year, coinciding with the completion of the ten years of academic trajectory dedicated to Islamic education and the integral formation of children and youth.

The event brought together students, families and faculty in an environment of gratitude, celebration and communityThe Academy's first year of operation, marking the end of a course full of learning and growth, and at the same time opening a new stage for the Academy.

Hajj as a spiritual and pedagogical axis

The theme chosen for this ceremony was the HayyThe students were able to reflect on values such as the importance of the pilgrimage, in line with the dates on which millions of Muslims from all over the world make this pilgrimage. Through this reference, the students were able to reflect on values such as the dedication, equality, patience and sincerity before Allahintegrating the spiritual dimension within the academic act.

The significance of this election was further enriched by the return of the Hajj of the Rector and Director of the Academy, Sh. Mohammad Idrissiwho shared his personal experience, bringing a new dimension to his work. especially touching to the encounter and connecting their spiritual experience with the students' learning.

Ten years of training with purpose

During the ceremony, the path traveled along the years was recalled. a decade of effort, perseverance and dedication in the service of Islamic education. The A

cademia has accompanied hundreds of students and their families in their academic and spiritual formation, consolidating an educational project firm, humane and quality.

It was also a moment to recognize the work of the faculty and the involvement of the familiesessential pillars of a project that has grown without losing its essence and that continues to build strong and responsible futures.

A moment to remember and keep on walking

In addition to the speeches and activities, the day was marked by a shared sense of gratitude and belonging. For many students, the ceremony marked the end of an important stage; for others, it was a reminder that they are not alone. learning is a continuous journey.

Celebrate the end of the school year coinciding with ten years of history and under the symbology of the Hayy turned this meeting into a particularly significant momentThe event, which will remain in the memory of the entire educational community as a the link between what has been learned, what has been experienced, and what is yet to come..